Ratings and feedback for SPACE COFFEE. (Hospitality and Gastronomy) located in Singapore (Singapore)

SPACE COFFEE

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Hospitality and gastronomy

Cafe

587 Geylang Rd, #01-01, Singapore 389526

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Stumbling upon SPACE COFFEE at 587 Geylang Rd feels like discovering a cozy little bistro tucked away in the bustling streets of Singapore. You step in, and boom! The vibe just hits you. A charming mix of chill aesthetics and friendly faces greets you. I mean, who doesn’t love feeling welcomed over a cup of coffee?

Now, about the coffee—people rave about it! Those smooth, well-balanced lattes are often praised, and the iced matcha latte? Oh man, some say it’s on par with the ones in Tokyo! And hey, not to forget the space itself. Picture this: comfy chairs, good air con, and power sockets galore for your devices. It’s basically a mini sanctuary from the busy world outside.

But let’s talk about the food for a sec. Some reviews mention the cakes can be a bit, you know, “dry and sad.” Which is a bummer because I love a good cake with my coffee. On the flip side, the brunch options like their colorful acai bowls and rosti seem to have their fans as well. The place offers breakfast, lunch, and even dessert—so a little something for everyone.

However, be warned about the parking situation. Finding a spot can be like hunting for treasure—sometimes you just gotta keep circling until you strike gold!

And while you’re working or chilling, remember there’s free Wi-Fi, perfect for those work-from-cafe days. Just be ready for a little wait at times—like, you might feel like you brought your book just to finish a couple of chapters before your drink arrives.

All in all, SPACE COFFEE has this quirky but cozy charm. Yeah, it’s got room for improvement here and there, but isn’t that what makes finding your go-to café fun? Check it out—who knows, you might just find it’s your new favorite escape in Geylang. Plus, there’s something satisfying about supporting local spots, isn’t there?