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Riders’ Cafe (Bukit Timah Saddle Club)
{If you’re lucky, you can also get a glimpse of horses trotting in the area. © sgdessert}
{Dining in a natural setting © sgdessert}
{Overlooking the pastures where horses are sometimes taken for walks. © Dementedeb}
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Food For Thought Singapore (Botanic Gardens)
{Plants spewing from the “trunked” tables @ FFT. © Beverly}
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{Dining among lemon trees. © Restaurante de Paolino Lemon}
Featured frequently in Food & Travel publications and Gastronomy columns, the popularity and appeal of this restaurant is apparent.
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P.S. Cafe Singapore (tree in middle of restaurant)
{P.S. Cafe enshrouded by greenery © Accidental Epicurean}
{Dining among trees, literally! © Bojan Tercon}
{Dining among trees, literally! © Bojan Tercon}
These cafes in far-flung, and amidst densely forested areas are hugely popular now, especially the younger generation. It could be an indication of the city dwellers desire to seek out places with lush greenery and large expanse of green spaces to find some semblance of peace and quiet.
See also: Rider’s Cafe, Food For Thought (Botanic Gardens), Dempsey Hill
