9 luxury brand and fashion cafes in Singapore for designer coffees and desserts

In recent years, Singapore has seen an increase in fashion and luxury brand cafes. Most recently, Coach opened its first permanent cafe in Singapore this year, while Prada Caffe unveiled its latest summer menu.

Fashion and luxury brand cafes aren’t a new concept. In fact, the history of these luxury fashion cafes traces back to the late 1990s, when Giorgio Armani opened his first dining concept Giorgio Armani Caffe in Paris. Blending fashion and dining, this concept aimed to put the spotlight on the brand’s sophistication and elegance through food and ambience.

Following the success of Giorgio Armani Caffe, other luxury fashion houses joined in, opening cafes and restaurants to broaden their lifestyle branding beyond clothes and accessories. Brands like Ralph Lauren launched coffee shops and upscale restaurants in the late 1990s, adding the brand’s preppy and timeless style to its dining experience.

Today, it’s common to find some of the world’s most iconic fashion houses launching their own cafes within their retail stores. Beyond just being a spot for a quick coffee break, these spaces are designed as immersive brand experiences, inviting us to linger and indulge in the essence and luxury of the brand itself.

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9 luxury brand and fashion cafes in Singapore

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The newest addition to the increasing list of fashion cafes in Singapore, The Coach Coffee Shop serves up iconic American classics like the Fully Loaded Reuben (S$30), Classic Cheeseburger (S$22) and Crullers (S$5.50). Along with hearty plates, the cafe also dreamed up signature concoctions like the Orange Cream (S$9) that’s complete with a zesty popsicle. While you’re here, don’t forget to browse the cafe’s merchandise or head to the connecting Coach store to explore its selection of bags, clothes and accessories.

Opening hours: Daily, 9am – 8pm 

(Image credit: The Coach Coffee Shop)

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Located within the Prada boutique at ION Orchard, this cafe is decked in a chic celadon hue with black-and-white chequered floors. Its summer menu presents a range of dishes that feature elevated Italian classics. Savour dishes like the Burrata (S$34), Red Prawns with Tomatoes (S$38) and Soft Bread Lobster Roll (S$42). The latter is stuffed with juicy and tender lobster meat, fresh tomatoes, egg and dill mayonnaise. When it comes to sweet treats, find a selection of cakes, chocolate pralines and more.

Opening hours: Daily, 11am – 8pm

(Image credit: Prada)

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Find Audemars Piguet’s first cafe within Raffles Hotel’s AP House. The menu features Swiss flavours with a local twist. For example, the Chicken Rice Club Sandwiches (S$22) sees tender roasted chicken breast topped with aioli, house-made ginger and chilli sandwiched between slices of bread. Sweets are available too—you’ll want to try the Swiss Rolle (S$18) thats filled with light and airy white chocolate Chantilly cream and accompanied by a honeycomb and honey ice cream.

Along with tea and coffee, the cafe also serves up curated cocktails like the Alpine 75 (S$28), a blend of Bombay Sapphire Premier Cru Gin, lemon, simple syrup, Absinthe Blanche and champagne. Beyond savouring tantalising concoctions and curated treats, get to admire rare timepieces and experience the Swiss luxury watchmaker’s heritage through an immersive lifestyle space.

Opening hours: Monday to Saturday, 11am – 8pm
Sunday 11am – 7:30pm

(Image credit: Raffles Hotel Singapore / Facebook)

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Ralph’s Coffee echoes the American luxury brand’s preppy, timeless style. The cafe is best known for its rich Chocolate Cake (S$14), classic New York-style Cheesecake (S$13) and the exclusive Ralph’s Coffee Soft Serve (S$9). Complement the sweet treats with a cup of the brand’s signature Ralph’s Coffee (S$6), made from the cafe’s signature blend, Ralph’s Roast. Available in decaf and espresso, this roast features beans from Central America, South America and Africa, and offers a well balanced and floral cup with aromatic notes of chocolate.

Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 10pm

(Image credit: Ralph’s Coffee)

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Chocolate lovers will revel in Le Chocolat Maxime Frédéric offerings. Opened in 2024, this chocolate store was dreamed up by award-winning French pastry chef Maxime Frederic. Here, find an assortment of chocolate treats from chocolate bars (S$30++) to the Vivienne on Malle (S$420). The latter is a stunning chocolate centrepiece inspired by a music box featuring the brand’s mascot Vivienne.

Opening hours: Daily, 10:30am – 10pm

(Image credit: Louis Vuitton)

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Marimekko’s flagship store in ION Orchard is also home to its cafe concept. The space is decked in the Finnish brand’s iconic prints and dotted with the brand’s fashion and lifestyle pieces. Check out the display selection and find a range of sweet treats including Kaya Croissant (S$7.50), Tiramisu (S$11.90), and Dark Chocolate Tart (S$12.90). Those looking for a savoury treat can opt for the Mushroom Pie (S$11.90), featuring flaky pastry filled with an earthy mushroom filling.

Opening hours: Daily, 10am – 10pm

(Image credit: Marimekko Singapore)

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Burnt Ends Bakery opened its second outlet within the Audi House of Progress showroom earlier this year. Here, find German-inspired plates inspired by Audi’s German heritage, including the Roast Beef Sandwich (S$18), Black Forest Donut (S$7) and Pretzel (S$9). Savour these treats with one of its espresso-based drinks made with Burnt Ends’ Slayer Blend coffee beans.

Opening hours: 8am – 4pm

(Image credit: Burnt Ends Hospitality Group)

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Find gold-infused drinks and desserts at Golden Goose’s Younique Caffe. Try the Golden Tiramisu (S$18) that swaps ladyfingers with crisp sfogliatina fantoni (Italian layered pastry) and mascarpone for gelato. The rich and creamy sweet treat is crowned with gold flakes. Classic drinks (from S$4.50) are available too, including the triple shot espresso, latte and affogato.

Opening hours: 10am – 7pm

(Image credit: @youniquecaffe / Instagram)

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While Maison Kitsuné has yet to reach our shores, we have a peek at the Maison’s products at Café Kitsuné. At its new outlet in Jewel Changi Airport, find a selection of savouries and sweets, such as the Scrambled Eggs & Toast (S$12), Chocolate Hazelnut Entrements (S$13) and French Toast (S$14). While you’re here, browse through its store-exclusive merchandise like the Café Kitsuné Tote Bag (S$60).

Opening hours: Daily, 9am – 10pm

(Image credit: Café Kitsuné)