Group Therapy

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For the full review and more photos, head over to http://toroamtheworld.blogspot.sg/2015/12/food-review-group-therapy-coffee_83.htmlGroup Therapy Coffee is one of the pioneer third-wave coffee cafes to sprout up in Singapore. One or two years ago, they opened another branch in Katong V, and a sister cafe called Regoup x Scoop Therapy. I went to the first one at Duxton, and it is located on the second storey of a shophouse.Organic Granola and Muesli ($12): This was crunchy and good and I love the

Decided to go cafe hopping and saw this cafe along duxton road! Duxton road has alot of cafes popping out recently and its interesting to try out all these cafes food! I ordered a cuban pretzel dog. It consists of tender pulled pork in a pretzel bun, pickles, cheese and mustard. It is also served with side salad and potato crisps. The bun a typical hot dog bun and it is super soft. The tender pulled pork is abit tough, not as soft as i thought it was. However, when it is eaten together with the

Group therapy is a small cafe specialises in all day breakfast, desserts and coffee! Poached eggs on thick toast, salmon and hollandaise sauce.I ordered this All day breakfast item which is like a typical egg benedict dish. Its poached eggs are cooked to perfection, soft and runny. When eaten with the toast, salmon, drenched with the hollandaise sauce, it is extremely delicious! Although this dish is relatively simple, to be able to execute this dish well requires a great deal of skill and techn

This is my first time at Group Therapy! It is a small cafe located at 49 Duxton Road, along the stretch of many shophouses. For the opening hours: Mondays: ClosedTuesday - Thursday: 11am to 6pmFridays - Saturdays: 11am to 11pmSundays & PH: 10am to 6pm*Taken from the website The place has a really great ambeience, comfy and great for small group gatherings (2-4pax). However it is quite crowded as i went there during dinner time. Service wise, once you entered the cafe, you will be ushered by the

Group Therapy cafe is found amidst the enclave of shophouses along Duxton Road. It may be easy to miss the entrance as the cafe is located at the second level of a shophouse. There is no service charge as they leave you to order at the counter when you are ready. There are different types of seating arrangements available ranging from limited low couches with communal tables to high tables with high seats. We were there on Saturday for an early dinner so we managed to get seats without waiting.L

Group Therapy (Duxton): Delectable Food, Coffee & WafflesLocated within the row of refurbished shop houses along Duxton, is Group Therapy, a perfect escapade from the hustle and bustle of life. It occupies a unit at the second level and is furnished with a homely and cozy theme.It was quarter to three and there is no better time than this for coffee and waffle over a catch up session.I had an amazing cup of Piccolo ($4.5) that complimented really well with my choice of Salted Caramel Ice Cream W

Over the weekend, I had brunch at Group Therapy Café. Being a weekend, there is quite a crowd and we had to wait around 20minutes for a table. As I had breakfast before going for brunch, I decided on something simple, the grilled chicken salad $16.From the picture, it seems like it is not really a salad because the portion of meat to greens is almost like 3:1. I requested for my honey mustard dressing to be on the side so that I can easily control the amount of dressing over my salad. The chicke

It is best if you visit on a friday or saturday where they open till late! It gets busy during mid noon time. If you're near outram park mrt or chinatown mrt, you can make your way to this cafe to chill or just to hang out with friends. This cafe's specialty is their all day breakfasts! I tried their poached egg with salmon and it is just heavenly~!Their salmon is fresh and off a good proportion. (Now just a thin slice of salmon) The poached egg is good as well. Not over cooked and under cooked.

For my third cafe hopping stop, the guys decide on here as they want to have something filling for lunch. The place is located in the middle of a row of shophouses, and one has to make own way to the second floor through a rather dark staircase. I have quite a spin in the head, coming in from the bright and sunny outside to the dark staircase (I kind of blank out for a moment) to the bright and noisy cafe. We are placed on the waiting list, and 9 of us squeeze into a table for 5 by window. Very

Good:- Ordered vanilla ice cream waffle. The vanilla ice cream tastes sweet and good.- Self-serviced water is available.Not-so-good:- The waffle has a strong egg taste, just like pancakes, and is not quite crispy.- Only vanilla is available for the ice cream on the waffle.- Located not very close to any MRT station. Around 15-20 min walk from the MRT station.Overall:Have tasted nicer ice cream waffle elsewhere.and would have preferred to have a range of ice creams to choose from, at least a few.

As the name implies, the cafe has in fact, a nicely-decorated setting with communal tables suitable for group makan therapy ^.^ The antiquated decorations including an old bicycle near the entrance complement perfectly with the rustic furniture.Ambience aside, the menu offers quite a wide variety ranging from all-day-breakfast items to mains like pasta and panini. Had Poached eggs ($15) served on thick toast with Smoked Salmon and Hollandaise sauce. The portion of Salmon was pleasantly generous.

Was planning to go to another café for brunch, but that place was packed to the brim.We then chanced upon this café and after glancing through the menu, our hungry tummies decided for us. We stayed.The picture shows my order for today. Part of their all day breakfast food offerings.Sunny side ups served on thick toast, grilled ham, cheddar, smashed avocado. I do not like it.The bread was soggy and I was surprised that despite its state, it was still difficult to slice. Perhaps the knife was blun

Group Therapy Cafe - a long overdue cafe trip, others on the waiting list includes Department of Caffeine, Kith Cafe, Loysel's Toy... ever since I've become an almost full convert to coffee (from carbonated drinks), I can kinda overlook how pricey cafe-hopping trips can be. Well, after all, caffeine is a necessity. Cafe-hopping alone to Group Therapy Cafe can be a little ironic, but an afternoon with myself is an afternoon well-spent.The sign states: Closed on Mondays.It's located on the second

My friend and I were roaming through Tanjong Pagar/Duxton Hill area in search for a nice cafe to chill and relax. Group Therapy cafe is located on the second floor of a row of shophouses and it is quite easy to miss it. Upon entering the place, I was greeted with a homely and cozy atmosphere. We were there around late afternoon and the cafe was pretty packed! Thankfully there were two seats available! I ordered a Roasted Almond Latte, which is one of their specialty coffees, while my friend orde

Another place which I’ve been wanting to try out for the longest time! tucked away on the second floor along the ubiquitous row of shophouses at duxton hill, this place is easy to miss with its small signboard! but it’s really a little haven that’s nice to chill Their menu isn't extensive, but there’s a decent all-day breakfast for those who want their brekkie at any time of the day, and also sandwiches and pies that are enough to fill you for a meal! I had the baked chili crab pie ($16) which