Perched on the 17th floor of CapitaSpring is Sol & Luna, which is presenting a lavish Latin-European all-day brunch feast from September 8 to 17. Ideal for watching the races as you wine and dine, make sure to fill up on favourites like the “Overloaded Cavatelli Mac and Cheese”, which is gloriously topped with a truffle and bacon crumble. Another great choice is the signature Sol & Luna Brunch Burger, featuring a Stanbroke Wagyu beef patty sandwiched between two sesame patty buns, accompanied by caramelised onions, double cheddar, bacon, a sunny side up, and lettuce. 

Sol & Luna, 88 Market Street, 17-01, CapitaSpring S(048948), +65 8031 4316

The perfect pre-race party awaits you at Lavo, which is holding an F1-themed party brunch on September 16. Replete with dancers, stilt walkers, and guest DJ Tim Hox to fire up the eve of the race, you can expect to indulge in Lavo’s renowned brick oven pizzas–such as the luxurious black truffle pizza with mushrooms, ricotta and arugula–or its classic handmade pastas from carbonara to penne alla vodka. Look out for the F1-themed pastry buffet, which will feature exquisite desserts crafted as a nod to the sleek coolness of the races.

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Rev up for the races with Monti, where you can indulge in time-honoured Italian fare in its Weekend Colapranzo brunch. From September 9 to 17, enjoy F1-themed specials like the house-made tortellini and the cassoeula, a Lombardian hearty stew made with pork and cabbage. Make sure you fill up on brunch favourites too, such as the signature Monti eggs benedict, served with sundried tomato focaccia, avocado, anchovy and capers hollandaise and a choice of mortadella or smoked salmon. Also go for indulgent pasta staples like the truffle risotto with olives and white truffle oil.

Monti, 82 Collyer Quay, S(049327), +65 9111 5529

Get yourself in the mood for F1 with F1-themed cocktails at Mott 32 from September 4 to 30. Perfect for pairing with Mott 32’s highly-raved Chinese food or as a tipple before the races, don’t miss out on fruity concoctions such as the “Sheares Circuit” with Tried & True vodka, crème de cassis, yuzu, grapefruit and rosemary. Caffeine addicts will also like the “Last Stop”, which packs a punch with its blend of kahlúa, Mr Black cold brew coffee liqueur, rum, and cream. 

Culinary luminaries are lighting up Marina Bay Sands this September 17, when renowned chef Wolfgang Puck of Cut by Wolfgang Puck joins hands with chef-owner Tetsuya Wakuda of his eponymous restaurant. Indulge in a luxurious six-course lunch just before the races, channeling the best of Wakuda’s seasonal Japanese cuisine and Cut’s innovative creations. The lunch comes with a choice of a sake or wine pairing from both restaurants’ premium cellars.

Continue the party with a cocktail specially created for F1 weekend this September 15 to 17 with the “Cavallino” (“small horse” in Italian, a tribute to Ferrari's logo). At the heart of this tipple is the Taketsuru pure malt whisky, aged for 30 days in an oak barrel to bring out its strong vanilla profiles, shaken with Campari, sweet vermouth, and burnt orange.

It’s a party all week long at Tanoke, which is offering a two-hour free-flow sake and beer package specially for F1 from September 12 to 17. Fill up on Tanoke’s signature tuna handrolls and Wagyu rice bowls before quenching your thirst with a curated selection of beer and sake. The package also includes a complimentary glass of premium sake every half-hour, keeping your spirits up before you head to the races.

Tanoke, 7 Purvis Street, 2/F, S(188586), +65 9106 3378

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A deluxe four-course menu curated specially for the F1 weekend awaits you at Db Bistro & Oyster Bar from September 15 to 17. French bistro classics are on the menu, such as marinated Hokkaido diver scallop with Oscietra caviar, as well as chef-owner Daniel Boulud’s iconic Wagyu striploin and red wine-braised short ribs. The meal finishes with a chocolat cacahuète with milk chocolate, crunchy peanuts and coffee ice cream, carrying the indulgence of the meal all the way to the end.

For a quick pick-me-up before the races, head down to Miracle Coffee’s pop-up at the ArtScience Museum. Themed “Miracle Racing Team”, home-grown pop star JJ Lin’s coffee brand will be decked out in a checkered-blue design from September 8 to 17, featuring F1-exclusive treats like the coffee fizz drink “DRS”, and a range of F1-inspired desserts.

Miracle Coffee, 6 Bayfront Avenue, S(018974), +65 6688 8888

Didn’t get a ticket to the Singapore Grand Prix? Head down to Wine Connection instead, which is holding live screenings of the night races at its Cuppage Terrace, Robertson Walk, and West Coast Plaza outlets. As you cheer for your favourite drivers, make sure to order Wine Connection’s curation of “F1 Pit Stop Specials”, including a butter-poached lobster roll and a chilli crab with buttered brioche roll.

Wine Connection (multiple outlets), 39 & 41 Cuppage Road, S(229462), +65 6836 9069

Get the perfect view of the Marina Bay Street Circuit at Level33, which is offering exclusive menu items from September 15 to 17. Take, for instance, the 45-day dry-aged Stone Axe Full Blood Wagyu bone-in sirloin, or the Westholme Wagyu bavette marinated for 48 hours in a marinade of koji paste, thyme, rosemary, garlic, and pink pepper. Seafood lovers will also delight at its offerings of whole Spanish turbot with capers, lemons, and an uncooked tomato sauce vièrge, and the exquisite king crab legs in a kombu burnt butter sauce. 

The weekend isn’t complete without drinks, so make sure to check out Level33’s drink packages. The two-hour free flow package gets you bottomless access to its wine, cocktail, beer and soft drink selections, while the champagne package bags you three bottles of Barons de Rothschild Brut. And if you prefer to play mixologist, get the Do-It-Yourself package, which comes with an assortment of premium spirits and soft drinks. 

Another strategically located venue is Vue. Perched at the top of OUE Bayfront, the rooftop bar is holding an exclusive F1 party on September 17. Pick on canapés like pulled beef mini rolls and black sesame choux puffs as you watch the action from Vue’s viewing deck before moving on to the charcuterie and cheese counter, starring premium cuts of cured meat like Montaraz Unico Jamon Ibérico. The escargot and risotto station is not to be missed, as is the taco station or the live carving station, where you can sink your teeth into oven-roasted USDA prime ribeye. Jam to live beats by DJ Eva Gore-geous as you sip on free-flow drinks, including wine, Peroni beer, prosecco, and soft drinks.

Get boozy this F1 weekend at Oscar’s weekend champagne brunch, located at Conrad Centennial Singapore. Running from September 15 to 17, the buffet feast will feature local and international delights such as its signature seafood laksa and sambal lobster, grilled on the alfresco terrace of the restaurant. Don’t miss out on the new tandoori station, where you can fill up on tandoori prawns alongside fresh naan. Wash it down with unlimited champagne, sparkling rosé, wine, beer, and gin and tonic to relish in the buzz of yet another F1 weekend. 

Oscar's, 2 Temasek Boulevard, S(038982), +65 6432 7481

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Perfectly geared for the night race is Mo Bar, which is holding three nights of revelry from September 15 to 17 a stone’s throw away from the Marina Bay Street Circuit. Feast on Boston lobster rolls with truffle and cheese fries alongside unlimited pours of Ruinart ‘R’ de Ruinart Brut Champagne every night. To experience the real thrill of the official night race, mark your attendance for September 17, where you’ll be greeted with an awe-inspiring seafood tower bedecked with lobster, prawns, and fresh oysters, as well as exclusive desserts like earl grey millefeuille and chocolate royaltine. With live screenings of the race and live band performances, F1 weekend is set to be exciting at Mo Bar.

Catch all the action at Crossroads Café’s live screenings of the Singapore Night Race from September 15 to 17, where you’ll find guest DJs spinning sick beats alongside tipples crafted with Red Bull, such as the Vodka Perfect Serve and the Passion Fruit Campari. Not one for alcohol? A virgin mojito is up for grabs too. And if beer is more to your liking, beat the weather with icy bottles of Heineken Silver, and get yourself a complimentary Oracle Red Bull Set Up tee with a minimum spend of $150 on Heineken products. 

Crossroads Café, 320 Orchard Road, S(238865), +65 6831 4605

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