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2015-04-22
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You have known Harry's Bar as a... well, bar with endless rounds of drinks and alcohols during your TGIF night out. However, now it's time for a new face-lift as Harry's Bar introduces the new breakfast menu. Located right in the hearts of Raffles Place, there's now no way you should be missing out on breakfast when a pop down to Harry's Bar brings you European comfort food. With gorgeous view by the river, overlooking skyscrapers and the ever looming landscapes of Boat Quay, this place calls fo
You have known Harry's Bar as a... well, bar with endless rounds of drinks and alcohols during your TGIF night out. However, now it's time for a new face-lift as Harry's Bar introduces the new breakfast menu. Located right in the hearts of Raffles Place, there's now no way you should be missing out on breakfast when a pop down to Harry's Bar brings you European comfort food. With gorgeous view by the river, overlooking skyscrapers and the ever looming landscapes of Boat Quay, this place calls for a relaxing chill out in the early morning s before the start of a hectic day.
Thanks to OpenRice Sg, we had the opportunity to try out their latest breakfast menu.Croissant Croque Monsieur ($12)
What better way to start your day than to indulge with some buttery soft bread to fill up on your carbo? Flaky, light and fluffy croissant sandwiched with ham and melted cheese. Topped with
béchamel sauce for subtle hits of sweetness. There were not much béchamel sauce which perhaps has seeped into the croissant. Despite this, this serving was one of my favorites.
Comes with a balsamic simple salad.
Say Morning to warm fluffy muffins! ($2.90) each.The important essence of muffins, for me, are to have them hot while they are still crusty on the top. That was just how Harry's muffins were.
Another love of mine, these muffins were not overly sweet and just nice.
Raspberry and Cheese.Raspberry bits burst with melting cheese.
Banana and Peanut Butter Muffin.This was our favorite mixed with the creamy soft peanut butter and banana.
Raisins and Walnuts.These were slightly drier and didn't make much impression.
Granny Smith.Apple crumble with apple bits hidden within, making a good choice as well!
Chicken Pot Pie ($12)Need some creamy soup to warm your stomach?
Break into the flaky top crust and dig into a soup of your choice.
We had the Creamy Chicken and vegetables version. Yummy soup to go with the pie.Another version would be the Mushroom and Potatoes with Vegetables.
Soft Boiled Eggs & Marmite Soldiers ($7)Everyone's favourite soft boiled egg goes absolutely well with the crispy savory cheese toast, spread with Marmite. We love this simple goodness. Marmite attack!
Loving your eggs for breakfast?You can't miss the Fry Ups.
Left: Vegetables Fry up. Right: Ham, Bacon and Mushroom Fry Up ($13)
Start your day with a nutritious fill up with sunny-sides up mixed in with beans, mushrooms, tomatoes and peas, served with sourdough.This version was much nicer.
The Ham, Bacon and Mushroom Fry Up on the other hand was much saltier and we would much prefered if the seasoning be reduced as the cured meat were already salty on their own.
The way to had them is to break the egg yolk and soak them on the sourdough so as to soften the toast and makes it easier to have them all mixed up together.
Cranberry Juice ($6). Not pure juices, but simply a cooling thirst quencher to accompaniment the yummy hearty breakfast at Harry's Bar.
Coffees, Lattes, Espresso are available as well.
Harry's Bar full Breakfast Menu and it’s available from 8 – 10.30am, available for Dine-In and Takeaway.Have a tummy-filling day ahead!
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