W39 Bistro & Bakery

What we ordered: * W39 Hummus * Tomato Soup (Soup of the Day) * Beef Goulash * Fish & Chips * Pork Cheek Quesadilla * Nonya Mee Siam * Yuzu Lavender Cake * Mister Chocolate Cake * Brownie Gao * Vanilla Ice Cream For the doggo 🐶: * Premium Cooked Duck Meal * Pupsticle (can’t remember the flavour, but I think it was mango 🥭) * W39 Pumpkin Doggy Biscuits — complimentary! Highlights ⭐️ The Hummus was really special and delicious! The chickpeas are mixed with broccoli purée, which gives it a unique flavour and texture. The Beef Goulash was very tender, and the sauce was really nice, especially with the side of bread for dipping. Such a warm and comforting dish! ❤️ The Pork Cheek Quesadilla was also very tender. It didn’t even need any sauce as the flavour was already well balanced with the outer wrap. For desserts, the Brownie Gao was good and crispy, while the Yuzu Lavender Cake wasn’t overly sweet and had a refreshing flavour. 🍰 Overall, the food was good, the menu had a great variety, and the portions were generous. The service was also excellent. The waiter was really friendly and kept checking in to make sure everything was good and that all our requests were taken care of. The customer service was definitely one of the highlights of the visit. There aren’t many restaurants with a proper dog menu, so this is definitely one place to go with your doggo!

Wish I could give a higher rating, for this quaint and friendly local cafe, but for brunch it unfortunately isn't great. This is about the ingredients and choice, which are a bit limited. For example the order by QR code is very restrictive, if you want smoked salmon on toast with scramble eggs, the only way is to add it to an option that already has sausage and bacon. The sausage was, more of a low quality hotdog not a sausage. It also came with tatertots, which seemed like frozen kind for a kids breakfast. Tomato ketchup was of the cheap kind too. Generally the ingredients were at the cheaper end of the scale, yet by the time we had a 2nd roud of coffee our breakfast for 2 was over $90. I'm OK with paying a heavy price for a nice Sunday brunch, but at this price point I would expect better ingredients and better choice. This cafe has a really nice selection of cakes and other things on the menu, and a menu for pets, so perhaps it caters better for other customers tastes, but alas for great weekend brunch venue, currently the menu is not great. Trying to end on a positive note, the coffee is very good.

This is my 3rd time here. Food still taste as good and the Truffle Fries are always our favourite munching away while waiting for our main course. Beef Goulash is still my girl's favourite. My husband is a fussy eater but enjoyed his Fish and Chips. The Fried Rice and Fish with Chilli Crab sauce is tasty but kind of spicy for me. Fish is definitely very fresh and well seasoned with crunchy skin beautifully done. Drinks are reasonable priced. Very cosy environment and there are some board games provided. Some cute merchandise for purchase. A wonderful place for family and friends.

Visited here more than 10 years ago. Decided to eat here as I had a shop to visit nearby. Happy with my choice - sirloin steak with fries. Compared to steaks at high end restaurants which are usually of better cuts, thicker and non marinated, I like steaks which are marinated. The Nasi Lemak was decent too.

Very nice people and if you have pets the sitting area is outside, with ceiling fans and despite us going at the hot midday timing, it was nice with the fans, and the awning definitely shields so we could enjoy the delicious food comfortably. There are water bowls and tap conveniently located and there’s a small but nice park just to the right of this place. The doggy received a free treat too. The waiter bothered to swop a chair with a backing when he noticed my 90 year old mom. I saw cars stopping by to do takeaways and people popping in to buy bread too.

This space is quiet and cosy, the ideal place to relax and catch up while taking a pause from our hectic daily work life. The staffs are friendly and attentive to our requests, and the food is definitely value for money. Compared to other pet-friendly dining spots, W39 stands out with its comprehensive menu and wide variety of choices; there is truly something for everyone, whether you’re craving savoury dishes or satisfying your sweet tooth. Even for pets, there are protein options available, so every dog has something to enjoy! We also loved the little nostalgic touches — old-school games and snacks that brought back childhood memories, along with a small shopping corner for hobbyists and pet owners. Our pets were gifted treats, and complimentary pet bowls were provided to keep them hydrated in our humid Singapore weather. We can’t wait to share this wonderful place with all our pet-owner friends — W39 truly deserves the love and support!

Tucked in cosy corner of landed property near west coast area. Cafe has a retro deco vibe with gives a cozy and nice ambiance. Plenty of outdoor seatings, cool and well shaded. Cafe is pet friendly which is a bonus for us as dog pawrents who is always looking out for cafes to dine together with our furkids ! Food was flavorful and well-presented. Staff was attentive and friendly which added to the dining experience. Overall had a great and enjoyable dining experience. They even served dog ice-cream which the furkids love it. I look forward to come again. Summary of what we ordered Starters: Signature crab cakes Fried Calamari Mains: Festive set - meat platter Crabmeat Rice with Seabass (spicy) Salmon with baby scallop risotto Desserts: Red wine poach pear with vanilla ice-cream Cakes - Yuzu and chocolate cake

My wife and I visited this bistro over the weekend. Although it's located in a landed residential area, it's surprisingly convenient—close to the bus stop and main road, making it easy to access. The menu is extensive, offering a good mix of breakfast items, pastas, and local favourites like laksa and nasi lemak. I ordered the "Nuts to Meet You," which was rich and nutty—just the way I like it. My wife had the gula melaka matcha, which had a nice flavour but was a bit too sweet for our taste. We tried two starters: the crab cake and the salmon baguette. Both were very enjoyable. The crab cake was juicy, not oily, and had a strong crab flavour that paired well with the chilli crab sauce. The salmon baguette was crispy without being too hard or chewy. We also shared the Big Breakfast. It was nicely done overall—the sourdough bread was great, though the chicken sausage wasn’t quite to our liking. All in all, it’s a lovely bistro with a cosy vibe, and we’d be happy to return to try more items from their menu.