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Welcome To Glass Roasters
Glass Roasters, nestled at 108 Faber Drive in Singapore, is a charming café that combines aesthetic appeal with a cozy neighborhood vibe. With its light-colored decor and inviting ambiance, the space attracts those seeking a tranquil spot for coffee or breakfast. Although some patrons have noted variability in drink quality and service, standout offerings include their delicious tuna toast and sought-after gelato from the adjoining parlour. The café provides limited indoor seating but features comfortable outdoor options. While it's a bit tucked away, the affordability and homely atmosphere make Glass Roasters a delightful hidden gem worth discovering.
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Glass Roasters
Welcome to the vibrant neighborhood of Singapore, where you'll find Glass Roasters, a hidden gem that beckons for discovery. Nestled at 108 Faber Dr, this quaint café presents a cozy ambiance with a delightful aesthetic that makes for a perfect spot to unwind. Bathed in natural light that filters through the large windows, the décor strikes a balance between beauty and functionality, making it an inviting space for coffee enthusiasts and casual diners alike.
What sets Glass Roasters apart is not just its charming environment but also its culinary offerings. Though reviews depict a mixed bag regarding the coffee selection, many patrons appreciate the uniqueness of their drinks. Guests have remarked on intriguing choices like macadamia coffee and a remarkable taro latte. However, some noted that balance and flavor could be improved, making it an exploratory experience for coffee lovers.
Beyond coffee, the menu includes delicious bites—like the well-toasted tuna toast—that have garnered positive feedback for their flavor. Many have found the prices refreshing, especially when compared to bustling cafés in high-traffic areas. With breakfast options that promise satisfaction without breaking the bank, it’s easy to understand why visitors crave returning.
One intriguing aspect of Glass Roasters is its shared space with a gelato shop, tempting you with unique ice cream flavors. Some guests have expressed their intentions of trying out the gelato on future visits, intrigued by the delightful offerings next door. The outdoor seating provides a comfy place to enjoy a warm cup while soaking up the serene neighborhood vibe.
In closing, Glass Roasters is an experience waiting to unfold. While some aspects of the service and drink quality may need refinement, the overall warmth of this café, coupled with its inviting atmosphere, ensures a welcoming retreat for those seeking delicious coffee and a bite to eat. A place where the charm of a neighborhood café comes alive—truly worth a visit!
“ I wasn’t able to try their gelato counterpart next door but I was able to try their coffee. Cute little cafe with a light colored decor and ambiance to it. Really enjoy the space as it is quite aesthetic: also have windows that pour the natural light in. There are limited seating inside but there are benches and stools outside which are quite comfy too. It’s located in an interesting spot where it gives a very homely and neighborhood vibe - which I enjoy very much. The coffee itself I found could improve a bit more on the balance between the acidity and bitterness, but was still acceptable. ”
“ Tucked in a neighbourhood of landed houses, this quite and quaint eatery is just waiting to be discovered. The beautiful and simple decor is pretty yet functional, with plenty of seating. I dropped by for breakfast on a quiet Monday morning and I had the entire place to myself. Ordered a delicious tuna toast that’s flavourful and perfectly toasted. I also and a double shot latte and that made my morning perfect. The total came up to $17, much more affordable compared to some other cafes along busy roads. Will go for their gelato soon. ”
“ A somewhat out of the way place near the Clementi Fire Station. Quiet place in the mid morning of a Saturday. Was there to grab a coffee / matcha while burning some free time. It shares the rather spacious place with a gelato parlour. Was there for the coffee / matcha and therefore didn’t try the ice-cream but they had a few interesting flavours. The service at the coffee side was pretty poor. While it’s a weekend but I would expect a friendly face rather than one that is so surly and disgruntled. The drinks - macadamia coffee and matcha latte, were forgettable and lacklustre in flavour. Surprised and disappointed given the rather good ratings. The banana cake was also dry and lacking in flavour. The space is kind of weird, they have a corner partitions by glass for the coffee with limited seats but connected to a larger area with more ample seatings where they serve the gelatos. We sat at the gelato area and since it was quiet, it was very comfortable - we literally had the whole place to ourselves. The upside is the parking… limited but free as it was private to the shophouses. I would return likely to try the gelato but I’ll skip the drinks. ”
“ Decent coffee tho a bit pricey. The inside of the cafe smells like a bit weird. Reminded me of a hostel I once stayed in BKK for some reason ”
“ Taro latter is worth a try but a bit too sweet for me. Latte was average. The cafe shared a same dine in area with an ice cream shop. Not too crowd and not noisy. There’s NO wifi and tab water at the place. And restroom was broken when visiting (need to borrow restrooms next door). Wouldn’t recommend for using laptop here. ”
“ Cafe nestled within a quaint estate. We visited on a weekend afternoon and there wasn't much crowd. Perfect to unwind or catch up with friends or family. Banana cake was toasted to perfection, slightly crusty on the outside and moist on the inside. Coffee was pretty good as well. Only downside was there wasn't much food options at the cafe. Service crew were really friendly and attentive. ”
“ Quite a nice environment for chit chat. the white is slightly on the acidic side while the hazelnut ice cream is not bad a choice to go along with the waffle ice cream. ”
“ Quiet atmosphere on a weekend with great aircon. Drinks are so-so, but it's not a bad place to sit and chit chat. Babycino was nothing special, would give this a miss. I also felt that it wasn't very appealing to serve it in a paper cup. Their coffee was also not impressive. Would not come again as it's not worth the price. ”