Riders Café (已結業)

We had been meaning to drop by Riders Cafe for the longest time but somehow never managed to get to it until one overcast Saturday morning when we decided to go off the beaten track. The Place Located at the Bukit Timah Saddle Club in a charming colonial style building, Riders Cafe boasts great ventilation and views of a field and horses (sometimes - not to mention the smells too). Which is great if the weather is cooling (not too common in Singapore though) and you enjoy dining alfresco. The

For pictures and full review, pls visit:http://madamechewy.com/2015/08/22/riders-cafe/Concealed somewhere behind the lush greenery in Bukit Timah, Riders Cafe is thriving despite its inaccessibility. The cafe’s location is unique, situated among the facilities of a saddle club. In hopes of catching a glimpse of a pony, we requested for a table along the balcony, however after a few minutes the heat was too unbearable, so we moved.I love cafes but due to space constraints; most cafes in Singapore

For more reviews, please visit www.umakemehungry.comFinally, I can have Riders Cafe strike off from my "To Visit" list afterall it had been sitting there for quite sometime.Hidden behind the lush greenery of Bukit Timah, Riders Cafe is located at a unique venue in Singapore. They serve contemporary meals in a casual, lay back and relaxing environment.The first step into the restaurant and I was engulfed by the strong smell from the outfields - smell of horse manure though it was not that strong

Ordered the chorizo egg wrap which was a tad too salty. The french toast with banana was good though. Chai latte was a little bland but the peanut butter jelly milkshake was yummy! Ordered scones which were huge and we couldnt finish it in the end. Enjoyed seeing the horses prancing around but the occassional smell of horse poo was a little distracting

Ordered the Peanut Butter Jelly Milkshake to share. Peanut butter wasn't overpowering but the jelly made the drink a little sour. I thought the drink was average but boyfr loved it.Ordered one main, Blackstone Benedict, to share. Thank goodness, the yolks of the poached eggs were runny else we would have to exchange it. Read reviews saying that their poached eggs were overcooked and we saw one lady who exchanged hers that morning. Especially love the Sourdough!!!!And how could one possibly miss

I have been wanting to visit Riders Cafe for a while, but somehow because of the inconvenience of the location and the lack of companion who actually wanted to travel all the way there, I waited patiently. My desire was fulfilled when Priscilla* agreed to go.This is an overview of the quaint little restaurant situated at the edge of bukit Timah area - a longhouse at the Bukit Timah Saddle Club. There is no air-conditioning for this dining haven - an indoors area with old-fashioned ceiling fans,

Riders Cafe is one of the earlier brunch spots which was so popular that reservations have to be placed in advance. Fortunately and coincidentally, there was a table cancellation when I called on the previous day of visit and so we did not have much problems securing seats. The usual brunch suspects were delicious and certainly lived up to the predominantly positive comments that were aplenty in the media or online community. Brioche French Toast with Fresh Berries and Vanilla Mascarpone $14 are

Specially traveled down to bukit timah and walked all the way in to the saddle club just to have brunch on a saturday morning! And as usual, we had to wait for a short while because I always can't get through their reservation number.My boyfriend decided to go with the Blackstone benedict ($16) which I felt was rather mediocre but definitely suitable for people who love bacon! Once again, I ordered my all time favourite Pacific Benedict ($16)! It's not just like any normal eggs benedict because

It's my best friend's birthday and I treated her to brunch at the Riders' cafe, which is situated at Bukit Timah Saddle Club amidst the lush greenery. We sat indoors as there wasn't any available seats at the balcony area. Anyway, the weather that day was bright and sunny and we manage to see a horse! My friend had the Cream Corn Polenta, which consist of poached eggs, tomatoes, portobello and sourdough bread. I chose the Pacific Benedict as I don't see it anywhere else! It consist of swimmer c

Was finally here at Riders Cafe after reading so many reviews about it! Do advice you guys to drive or take cab in as this place is very inaccessible. Also, do remember to make reservation if you don't wait to wait for a seat as this place is rather popular.restaurant packed with peoplesimple black and white menu with no fancy picturesI love the egg benedict here! i love the poached egg and mornay sauce. The salmon and ham taste fresh too! A very satisfying meal with my friends. The food is yumm

The place is just perfect for brunch, gives you a feeling of a lazy Sunday morning seeing horses sauntering nearby all the surrounding lush greenery. Food quality is good, I love the Eggs Benedict here, the right amount of Hollandaise sauce with eggs done not under- nor over-cooked. Yeah to runny eggyolks!1 ^^ It would have been lovely if were to be accompanied with tomatoes and the bread crusty. Coffee is good, though not the best. Ahh really I just feel like sitting down there facing the field

I had to wait for an hour just to get a seat in this place and normally I'm pretty smugged already when that happens. This place though is a champ. I didn't expect the bendiicts to be that good (note: they had to redo the order as the eggs were over cooked but when they good it right... my God was it perfect)! The shepherd's pie was also good but I did wish I ordered something else afterwards as there was nothing special about it. I have my eyes on the French toast that most tables were ordering

Wanted to have brunch on a lazy Sunday and was deciding between Riders Cafe & Prive, but decided to go for the former one since it has a better review in HGW. We went there without reservation ( as it was an impromptu visit) and was told that we needed to wait for an hour. Luckily, we decided to hang around for awhile and was eventually given a seat within like 15mins. Apparently, those before us was "frightened away" by the potential long wait. KekeOur orders:1) Brioche French Toast with Burnt

I was at Riders cafe for their highly raved brunch menus by the online peeps and friends. Indeed it was very inaccessible from town but it was easy to drop by if u are driving or cabbing down. I ordered the usual breakfast set which comes with standard item such as bacon, mushroom, tomatoes, breakfast sausage, bread and 2 eggs of your choice (which I choose sunny side up). the breakfast taste ia alright, portion is good, but the sunny side up was a bit overcooked for me. I prefer to have my yol

Wanted to try Riders Cafe again as I had a pleasant experience previously. It is really quite inaccessible and that deters me a little. On a weekend for brunch, there was a huge crowd but their service was still equally good. I had the usual (i think that's the name) which comprises of scrambled eggs - not the best I have tasted and was rather average, I prefer the more milky type; mushrooms, fries and sausage. Average and nothing special.