St. Marc Bakery & Bar

Really like going St. Marc Bakery & Bar to makan and gather with friends. Ambience very cozy, whole place smell like freshly baked bread — damn shiok. Their ice americano my go-to, coffee aroma also solid. I like their grilled chicken dishes — first visit try with side salad, second visit in Caesar salad, both very tasty, confirm want more. Portion also generous, can eat until full. Steady spot to chill and enjoy good food.…Read More

Our usual Saturday cycling trip led us to this restaurant for some alfresco dining. We were lucky to snag a cozy corner seat outdoors, where the scenery was lovely, and we even got to watch birds training in the field across the way. Service was warm and attentive, and while the food was decent for the price range, the real highlight was the wide variety of dishes and an impressive dessert selection. A relaxing spot to wind down after a ride and enjoy the open-air atmosphere.…Read More

Cozy restaurant to have a decent western with Japanese fusion cuisine. Love the ocean view. We had the grilled chicken. It was pretty good and the prices are acceptable. Service staff is friendly and helpful. As it’s pet friendly, we get to admire lots of cute puppies and dogs.…Read More

St. Marc Bakery & Bar is a nice, cozy spot to eat and hang out with family and friends. The staff are friendly and welcoming, which adds to the experience.We really enjoyed the drinks, especially the chai tea with soy and the yuzu mochi drinks, both hot and cold, which were refreshing and delicious. The pasta was tasty, and the grilled chicken had a fragrant char, though it was a little on the oily side. The wagyu burger, however, was tougher than we expected, and the crostoast was a bit of a letdown. On the brighter side, the accompanying mocha ice cream and coffee were delightful and worth trying.Overall, it was an enjoyable meal, but quite on the pricey side.…Read More

For full review: http://www.molly-mia.blogspot.sg/2015/01/mias-review-bakery-bar-st-marc.htmlLured in by the famous Chococro of St. Marc Cafe, we decided to give Bakery & Bar St. Marc a try. And of course, the chococro isn't the only luring factor. Heh!Salted Milk Chococro (left) and Original Chococro (right)Smaller than an iPhone 4, it's definitely a pretty pricey treat at about $2.40 to $2.60, but SO WORTH IT!Warmed prior to serving, the croissant is crisp and flaky with a strong buttery fragrance. The fillings (choco and/or salted milk) were rich and made the otherwise dry croissant slightly moisten as you chew.Garden SaladThey usually serve with the dressing mixed in, so if you take your salad without dressing most of the time, like me, do request that they separate the dressing (or omit). Yes, I know it looks pretty good and fresh, but.... pictures are deceiving here.This is the saltiest salad I've ever, ever eaten. It's so salty my tongue hurts, and I had to force myself to finish this bowl of salted veggies by slushing my mouth with water after every bite towards the end.I have no idea what went wrong in the kitchen, perhaps they mistook salt for some other condiments or what, or perhaps I should have just demanded they redo the salad for me. But I just didn't, and my poor tongue paid the price for it.Never again, St Marc. I'll never try your salad ever again.Fish and ChipsOnce again, looks pretty when served, but tasted just like a normal fish and chips, with a little too much batter to 'fatten' up the fillet.The Bakery & Bar St Marc is supposed to have a fuller menu (sandwiches, pastas and other mains) as compared to their cafe counterparts, which focuses mainly on pastries and desserts, but by far it seems to me that I'm better off heading to their more easily accessible cafes to indulge in their pastries instead.I rated them poorly on taste as Bakery & Bar is supposed to have a fuller menu as compared to St Marc Cafes. All those yummy choco cro can easily be found at all other St Marc Cafes, which isn't the dish that makes Bakery & Bar different.…Read More