Shots Café (Closed)

When I first visited Ann Siang Hill, I was overwhelmed to see all the fancy high-end tapas bars and interior impressive cafes all perched up the hill. At the moment in my life, I was exploring the place alone and the weather was exceptionally humid and warm. I needed somewhere to rest my aching feet and quench my thirst.Greeted by a cool blast of wind upon entering the cafe call Shots, I knew nothing what to expect from this place. Maybe a nice cup of iced tea followed by a cuppa of hot coffee?

One day after dinner at Outram, as we were walking along the streets, using foursquare, we found out that there’s a Shots Café nearby and so we went there for some coffee and cake!We had Piccolo Latte ($4.80) and a Matcha Azuki Cake ($7.50)! The service was quite good, the barista gave us 2 glasses of water! But the coffee and cake were just pretty normal to me. The cake was a bit dry, not the moist type and we nearly couldn’t finish the cake because it’s quite a big slice and we just had dinner

photos and more: http://andmorefood.wordpress.com/2013/06/08/shots-cafe-tanjong-pagar/Decent place to rest in the hipster part of Chinatown. I’m no coffee drinker, much less a connoisseur – so the judgment I pass on this place is it’s a good spot of air-conditioning on a sweltering afternoon.I got a hazelnut latte, settled down to the appetite magazines (gotta love their photos) strewn on the table, and let the afternoon melt away.One tall latte costs about $8+.

A cozy and quiet cafe, good to spend time together with your friend. Went there with my friend to chill out, we order drinks and some cakes to share among ourself. The drinks are good, not too sweet. The cakes are pretty, and most importantly they taste good too! It was not too sweet. The prices for all their items are resonable, not expensive. You might want to order and share with your friends.

A really cool place to hang out in Singapore is Shots @ An Siang Road. It offers a wide variety of drinks such as smoothies and coffees, AND very importantly a range of superb cakes (at least, so far all that i've tried surpass my expectations). My favourite drink was the Roseberry Smoothie, something different from other fruit smoothies as is it has a lighter flavour. My favourite cake was the tiramisu, i scrapped every little bit off the plate!As for the deco, its a really quaint shop, great f

This cafe was featured at a local TV progamme, coincidently I have seen it few months ago. It mentioned that the owner was a photographer, he showcases his snapshots at the shop and there is a photo printing machine conveniently for customers who want to see their best shots instantly. There are some photograhy magazines available for browsing.We reached there around 2pm, most of the tables were occupied. The usual scene at a cafe as customers were lazily sitting and having their cup of coffe

Nestled in Ann Siang Hill is the cafe called Shots which I have fallen in love with more on the interior and the ambience than the coffee. Not that their coffee is bad or anything, it's just that I'm quite an aesthetics person so the setting of the cafe is a big selling point! Check out the interior, and it feels like a mini gallery and it is an awesome place to chillax and chat with a friend or two. I've been bringing friends to this cafe after my first time there shortly after it opened. I do