Earshot Café @ The Arts House - Singapore
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Where legislative laws were once passed, Earshot Café is now the place where Singapore literary creations are showcased. Housed in the former Parliament building alongside the Singapore River, this cosy café and bookstore is dedicated to promoting Singapore's very own books, music and films. As a popular venue for book launches, writers' talks, poetry recitals and music performances, this is a great place to get gifts with a Singapore flavour.
Lounge around on the comfortable sofa settees, and enjoy a cup of tea coffee at this hangout for lovers of the arts. Its quiet atmosphere makes it a great place for a friendly tête-à-tête or casual business meeting. On its menu, its delectable array of set lunches, signature burgers and local dishes are sure to delight.
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