L'etoile Cafe (已結業)

This is another cafe which I have heard of for years, since a cabin crew friend introduced it... but somehow I never got to visit till recently, with a buddy *Kirk. L'etoile Cafe is a French cafe all right, and set in style amongst a row of shophouses, complete with ceiling fans, an alfresco seating area and French doors / windows. An eclectic mix of modern and vintage pieces, this cafe is decorated in a most pretty fashion boosting of looks, comfort and books all the way. They serve good food,

Honestly speaking other than the atmosphere of the environment is very relaxing and great place to chill out. The food and coffee could not make it. Their egg benidict was very normal. They just pan fried the ham and placed on the muffins and finished with the eggs and holiday sauce. The holiday sauce had neither trace of buttery taste nor fragrant of the egg yolk. They didnt toasted the bagel and served it cold. I really wonder where they get the smoked salmon from. It was my first time eating

Full Review HERE: http://mitsueki.wordpress.com/2013/10/11/cafehopping-letoile-cafe-owen-road/The bf, Crystal and I headed down to L’etoile Cafe over at Owen Road for lunch(:I was looking forward to our meal as I had a really high expectation of L’etoile Cafe based on the numerous numbers of good reviews from food bloggers and all alike, so let’s start the taste test!1. Iced Mocha & Iced Chocolate – S$5.90 & S$5.50 respectivelyCrystal ordered the iced mocha while the bf and I shared the iced cho

Despite being a Singaporean since birth, I have never ventured into Farrer Park. It doesn't look ulu on the map (being two stops away from Dhoby Ghaut). But somehow there is nothing there for me to venture. Recently I saw an Openrice article on nice cafes to hangout, and one of them is L'etoile cafe hidden in Farrer Park along Owen Road. The small but cosy-looking picture of it was tempting enough for me to travel to Farrer Park. It's a two-storey indie cafe along a stretch of shophouses. L'etoi

Tucked at a corner of Owen Road lies a quaint and cosy cafe with an interior furnished with a juxtapose of modern and old-fashioned coffee tables, chairs and couches. Entering the cafe on a weekday, I felt a total change of atmosphere, travelling back to yesteryears with old-school toys played by children of the past. Reminiscing the interior of the cafe, I had to sip on the refreshing and citrusy Lemon Ginger Mint Tea ($5.90/pot) to relief my stress away and loose myself in wonderland. It was

This joint is supposed to be inspired by indie cafes in japan, perfect for that afternoon quiet meal. With its nice decoration within its interior, it actually helps one's mind relax. The 2nd floor i heard is also good for hosting small functions. I like their menu design, done like a caricature style IMO.I ordered the chicken a la cordon bleu $17.90 and an ice latte for lunch. Its a classic fried chicken breast with succulent ham and cheese ham filling, greens on the side. Presentation wise it

L'etoile is a 2-in-1 lifestyle shop cum Japanese-French inspired cafe located around Farrer Park area. I met up with a good friend to spend a quiet lazy afternoon there! This cafe have 2 storeys and we sat at the top floor. They serve all day brunch, main course, sandwiches, salads, soups, as well as desserts and coffee. We already had our lunch and so we went for their coffee and desserts. I had a Hot Latte while my friend tried the Hot Mocha. Their coffee art is nice! I like it when coffee dri

For more details, please visit www.foodesteem.blogspot.com/2013/04/l.htmlA two-storey cafe erects just somewhere behind Farrer Park MRT, housed among a row of shophouses.Interesting cafe with quirky food categories! Bottom storey is quite normal, but has one seating which is sofa type, facing a big glass panel, most suitable for people watching Upper storey is more interesting, and a very nice section to spend your afternoon away doing some light internet surfing with your devices, and reading

This French-themed Japanese cafe is so pretty and nicely decorated that if you were looking for a place to hangout with friends, it would be a really nice place to chill. Each table is different concept. Some were old sewing machines turned table with matching chairs.Some were old school sofa and table like a living room in the 70s. Some were modern furnitures.There were bird cage stickers all over the white wall. It gives you a whimsical feeling. It's pretty feel good I say. I ordered a latte

Once upon a time, there were three 'little' girls who went to a restaurant to have their dinner. L'etoile is a unique cafe that you will able to recall your memories when you dine-in. Maybe the classic theme and design of L'etoile reminds us of old times.From the menu, we picked this Appetizer. Salad mixed with pop-corn chicken. It was refreshing at the same time we can tasted the crunchy chicken.Our main dishes came along with Mushroom Soup and Garlic Bread. Three flavours for the Mushroom Soup

This is indeed a hidden gem. I just wanted to go to meet my friends but they are late at the time, so I decided to just kill time at this shop beside till they are coming. And to my amazement, this coffee cake of theirs is good! My friend got some crepe and it tasted not bad as well. the cofee is so fragrant thati feel like drinking but could just smell it because i am not suitable to drink coffee.