Group Therapy Coffee

Me and my j boy had an amazing time here. We ordered the breakfast pancakes and the stack of pancakes with the berries, the vegan option. Although it took about 20-30 min for the food to arrive, which was honestly understandable as I think it was just opening, it was worth it. The dishes came at around the same time and when we laid our eyes on it we were drooling. It looked like heaven. Really delicious. We won’t need to eat lunch. We shared pancakes and it was both savory and sweet. The bacon on the breakfast pancakes went rlly well with the maple syrup we were given, the egg was perfect and runny. The sausage had been cooked very deliciously as well. I didn’t mix it with the maple syrup but I think you should. The stack of vegan pancake with the berries were amazing as well. The fruit was refreshing and little sour but nothing to complain about. The pancakes themselves were fluffy and smooth, cheers to the chef. The atmosphere was also nice and comfortable, with books, plants, wooden decor and a painting of a staircase. Very homey. I 100% recommend to come here if you’re looking for a chill, cozy, and delicious breakfast, lunch, or brunch.

I've been to Group Therapy quite a few times as their scrambled eggs used to be very good. Had an unpleasant brunch this morning where the scrambled eggs were completely over cooked and I found pieces of plastic in the avocado. I informed the counter and gave them feedback. Apology was non-existent, even though they took the avocado back and offered to replace. Why would I still eat their avocado again when it likely came from the same preparer and kitchen?? There was also no offer to refund the price of the avocado. The $$$ is unimportant but the hygiene and lack of customer service orientation is really quite upsetting. This is not a cheap brunch place either.

Quick lunch. Wanted something low-fuss and easy to eat. Chose this garlic prawn pasta, which was lovely. Very garlicky, for people who loves your garlic bits. Filling. Recommended. Would have drizzled tobasco on it. Hmnm. Lol.

Ordered the sheperds pie, looks js like a microwaved pie and nothing amusing, pretty disappointing. fried chicken was not too bad, but sauce was ice cold, never tried their drinks so purely food review

This was our first breakfast in Singapore. We didn't enjoy the atmosphere very much and the food was not so tasty. It was a bit expensive. However, the service was very good and people working there were polite.

We decided to try new cafes this season, so this is one of the attempts to dine at places we haven't been to. Nicely located and crowd was thin on a Sunday morning. But it really feel like a self help kiosk even though we did spot servers or staff around. Once stepped in, you find your own table. Even when stepped indoor, no greeting, no acknowledgement. Perhaps that few exchanges of stares account for some human interaction. DIY QR code order. Then food was being served when ready. The only words heard were asking which order for which diner at the table. Perhaps thats dining near CBD area. The only warm acknowledgement was from this Indian guy when we asked for a sharing plate. Food was usual western breakfast fare. Nothing too unusual. Servings were big, almond latte was good. If you prefer mind your own business, not to be disturbed, zero interaction style of dining, this is a good place for meals on weekends. The vibes could be different on working days.

Had a really pleasant Sunday brunch here. The build-your-own breakfast is a great concept — flexible, customisable, and lets you put together exactly what you’re in the mood for. The space has a relaxed, cosy vibe that makes it easy to sit back and enjoy a slow morning. Service was friendly and prompt throughout. Food was solid overall — nicely prepared and satisfying, though some elements felt a little simple. Still, a dependable spot for a casual brunch, especially if you enjoy having control over your plate.

Group Therapy is a classic office worker lunch and dining spot in the heart of the city. I recommend ordering from their brunch menu, since that's what has the most value for money, but be prepared to spend minimum $20 per person, or 30+ if you want a drink other than the free water. The shepard's pie I got was fairly small, yet still cost me $18 for a single portion, so this is definitely not an 'affordable' spot. There's service, but you're not going to be interacting with anyone. It's one of those places that has QR coded everything, so I wouldn't say it has a cosy or homey vibe, despite the food type.