ATLAS

✨ A Ladies’ Night at Atlas Bar! 💕✨ I absolutely loved the Great Gatsby atmosphere of Atlas Bar — elegant, vintage, and full of character. The stunning Art Deco décor made us feel as if we had stepped back in time into a little world of old-world glamour. 🥂✨ The food was overall good and tasty, although I felt the presentation could have been a little more refined to match the beautiful setting. One of the highlights was dressing up for the evening and taking photos on the second floor, where we could look out over the entire restaurant. It made the night feel extra special and glamorous! ✨📸 A beautiful place for a ladies’ night, a special celebration, or simply an evening when you want to dress up and enjoy a little old-school glamour. 💕🥂

An unforgettable experience at ATLAS—easily one of the most spectacular bars in Singapore! Housed within the soaring lobby of Parkview Square, ATLAS feels like stepping onto the lavish set of The Great Gatsby. The magnificent 15-metre ceilings, fresco-style murals, gilded Art Deco detailing, jewel-toned furnishings and monumental multi-storey gin tower create an atmosphere that is grand, theatrical and utterly breathtaking. It is part European grand hotel, part Jazz Age salon and part cinematic fantasy. The cocktails were exceptional. We enjoyed the signature ATLAS Gin with a Twist and an outstanding Dirty Martini—both beautifully presented, perfectly balanced and prepared with real precision. The food was equally impressive. The calamari served over layers of potato was delicious, the Caesar salad was superb, and the skinny fries were irresistibly crisp. Most impressive of all, the kitchen specially prepared a deconstructed lobster roll for us using gluten-free bread. That thoughtful attention to dietary requirements made the experience even more memorable. Service throughout was warm, polished and exceptionally attentive. Every detail—from the magnificent surroundings and world-class cocktails to the outstanding food and personalised hospitality—was faultless. ATLAS is far more than a bar; it is one of Singapore’s great architectural, culinary and cocktail experiences. An absolute must-visit and unquestionably deserving of five stars!

This is a must visit venue. I’m not sure it would become a regular place for me but it is such a remarkable establishment. Pros: The venue and the absolutely enormous range of Gin in particular was the highlight for us. Pricing of course is expensive, but the service is good and there is an adequate accompaniment of food to complete the experience. It is that wow factor place to bring friends and visitors for the first time, a breathtaking design that has to be seen to be believed. Cons: On the downside, at least a third of the gins we wanted to try we’re not available and I found the selection of tonic to be very lacking, it seems that they really only had the one style which they seem to recommend for everything which wasn’t quite correct. Garnish also was not as curated as you would want for these prices, they stick with lemon for just about anything unless you ask for something. Cucumber was just simply thick slices rather than the ribbons so I think there is some detail lacking at this price point.

Located on the ground floor of Parkview Square, Atlas Café immediately impresses with its monumental Art Deco architecture, instantly evoking the atmosphere of Gotham City. The ambiance is hushed, elegant, and timeless, dominated by an impressive gin tower. As for the drinks, the cocktails are perfectly balanced and executed with precision. Unsurprisingly for such an elegant setting, smart attire is required upon entry. This is a must-visit address in Singapore!

I had high expectations for the afternoon tea at Atlas, but unfortunately, the experience was quite underwhelming. The booking process was straightforward, although we had to make advance payment to secure the reservation. At $68++ per person, I expected a much better overall experience. When we arrived, the waiter serving us did not seem very familiar with the high tea menu, so we had to keep asking questions about what was being served. There also wasn’t a proper high tea menu provided at the table, which made the experience feel less organised. The presentation of the food was just average and unfortunately lacked the “wow” factor I expected. More disappointing was the quality of the food. The sandwiches were particularly poor and tasted as though very little effort had gone into preparing them. One was essentially cucumber with a cream spread on bread, while another was simply a basic ham sandwich. They were so ordinary that I feel I could easily buy similar sandwiches from a bakery, and they would probably taste better. One of the pastries used blue cheese, which I found extremely unpleasant and overpowering. The tea was also served using tea bags rather than freshly brewed tea, which felt disappointing for an afternoon tea experience at this price point. To make matters worse, the air-conditioning was not cooling enough, and my friends and I were actually perspiring during the afternoon tea, which made it difficult to enjoy the experience comfortably. Overall, I found the experience overrated and underwhelming, especially considering the price. Unfortunately, I would not return and would not recommend the high tea at Atlas.

This is a place I've wanted to visit for a long time, and I finally had the chance. The place is incredibly beautiful and opulent, giving off a retro vibe reminiscent of British and Roman royalty. We only had cocktails and didn't order any food. The drinks were okay, not bad, but not memorable. They weren't amazing. The prices are expensive, as expected for the location. The place is well-designed and perfect for people who like taking photos, but I recommend coming in daylight. Taking photos at night won't be as good; the scene will overshadow everyone. I think I'll come again during the day if I have the chance.

The atmosphere was all we imagined it to be. In particular , we could easily have a conversation despite the high ceiling which suggests acoustics. Your menu, both cocktails and food items, are spectacular in their fragrance and flavour. Especially your spicy fried cauliflower and your Atlas French 75. Special recognition to John and Goh whose attentiveness and patient explanation of your menu made our visit especially pleasant.

While a must do while in Singapore; the experience felt flat. The venue is spectacular anc we were sat at the ‘tea bar’ which meant we had very little attention or service as it was high tea. The drinks came out fast and were tasty, however it’s a box I’ve ticked, got the photo; now no need to return. Enjoyable martini flight and the current menu is technically very good; I just expected more from the service.