Located at Drama Centre, on level 3 of the National Library, in a quiet, pleasant and airy space. It is a follow-up of its sister outlet Cafe Le Troquet (established in 1985 and which now concentrates only on serving a selected menu of authentic French cuisine), with made-to-order sandwiches, delicious salad combinations of smoked duck breast, smoked chicken & avocado, smoked salmon, goose rillettes, country terrine and others…. (served with its one and only homemade French vinaigrette sauce), shakes, juices and smoothies and the well sought - after homemade soups and hot dishes such as escargot, boeuf bourguignon, braised lamb shank, duck confit, chicken in white truffle oil, quiches, pasta carbonara, just to name a few, offering an upmarket alternative to the food court.
It is faithful to the concept for healthy, good-value-for-money food and her clientele comprises both expatriates and health-conscious locals. It has been a long, difficult and most challenging experience in upholding this concept for the last 12 years but it is also gratifying to see that people do change their way of eating.
Desserts comprise French favourites such as home-made crème brûlée, carrot cake, profiterolles, as well as tiramisiu, brownies, muffins, carrot cakes, ice-cream and homemade tarts.
Try our In-house blended gourmet coffee and other tea specialties or special Tea brands such as Gryphon, Dilmah, Akbar and also a range of chai lattes…
Telephone 6736 1070 for enquiries, reservations or place your order for takeaways. Pick up at your own convenience. Catering available. We also have a good range of foreign premium beers, French and Australian wines, champagne and sparkling waters.
Check out our signature menu.
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Makarios Cafe is conveniently located near Bugis MRT.
Our outlet is available for corporate bookings, with a maximum seating capacity of 40. In-house catering services are available.
Posted: January 1st, 2008 under Makarios.
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