Earshot Café
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A concept space dedicated to promoting Singaporean books, film and music, there's plenty of interesting material to peruse over a cup of coffee at Earshot Café. Located within the impressive Arts House building, the cafe's soft li … Read more
A concept space dedicated to promoting Singaporean books, film and music, there's plenty of interesting material to peruse over a cup of coffee at Earshot Café. Located within the impressive Arts House building, the cafe's soft lighting, comfortable couches and chilled soundtrack makes for an ambient spot to while away an hour or two. Read less

A cosy little bookstore/café
Noteworthy for: The cafe/store often hosts book launches, writers' talks, literary cocktail events and music performances.
The menu features casual dining favourites such as salads, sandwiches and the ubiquitous fine selection of cakes. Service can be a little sketchy though—be patient.
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