Cover One Holland Village is conveniently adjacent to Quincy House
One Holland Village is conveniently adjacent to Quincy House
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If you’re staying at Quincy House or find yourself exploring Holland Village, drop by these must-visit eateries, shops and locations to make the most of your time in the area
Newly opened in the Holland Village neighbourhood, you may be eyeing Quincy House Singapore as your new home in the city—or perhaps you have already booked yourself an apartment and are looking for things to do in the area.
Holland Village is certainly not short on activities and places to visit. From Instagrammable cafés to art galleries and wellness centres, here are just some of the unmissable shops and places to visit in Holland Village, just steps away from Quincy House.
1. Warabimochi Kamakura
A specialist in the warabimochi dessert-drink crossover, Warabimochi Kamakura now awaits you at Holland Village after taking over Japan. Known for its long, snaking queues, we suggest lining up early to get your order!
2. Craftsmen Coffee
Renowned for high-quality coffee made from the finest single-origin coffee beans, Craftsmen Coffee prides itself on a perfect roast, ranging from a flavourful filter roast to a robust espresso roast.
The store’s signature seasonal blend, Morning Fuel, could be your pick of choice this festive season, with nutty hints of cacao. Alternatively, grab one of the drip coffee bags to get your caffeine fix on the go.
3. Taksu Gallery
Above Inside Taksu Gallery
Inside Taksu Gallery
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Just a ten-minute walk from Quincy House, Taksu Gallery is worth a visit for art enthusiasts, showcasing a selection of fine contemporary art with an urban edge. The lineup of artists on display includes both emerging talent and established names, brought together by creativity and skill.
4. Lola’s
Above A meal at Lola’s in Holland Village
A meal at Lola’s in Holland Village
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Speaking of Instagrammable cafés, you may have heard of Lola’s, one of the most beloved spots in the city. The menu serves up hearty meals, decadent sweet treats and a range of cold and hot drinks for your brunch fix. Plus, it’s spread across two storeys, so you can enjoy spacious interiors flooded with natural light, no matter which corner you choose to sit in.
5. Chimichanga
Offering a unique blend of Mexican dishes with a Singaporean twist, Chimichanga invites you to experience a burst of flavour across classic burritos, tacos, quesadillas, and indulgent picks like Angus Ribeye and lamb cutlets. Handcrafted cocktails and craft beer round off the meal for a perfect end to the day.
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6. Two Men Bagel House
Dig into one of the delicious bagels at Two Men Bagel House, including creations exclusive to the Holland Village outlet, such as bagels inspired by cheeseburgers and fish and chips. Their classic combinations are of course available as well—we recommend the Lox, filled with a yummy marriage of smoked salmon, cream cheese and capers.
7. Holland Village Market & Food Centre
Nothing beats a comforting local meal at a hawker centre, and the Holland Village Market & Food Centre has most of the city’s favourites in store. Chope a table here to satisfy a craving for fried bee hoon, laksa, nasi lemak, wanton noodles, Korean cuisine, claypot rice, mini wok, or western food.
8. The Gym Pod
Not a fan of shared fitness spaces? Hop into The Gym Pod instead, a petite private gym nestled in the greenery of Holland Village Park, conveniently located around the corner from Quincy House and the Holland Village neighbourhood.
You’ll find commercial-grade fitness equipment and access to experienced personal trainers, so you can get this much closer to your fitness goals.
9. Natureland
If you’ve been feeling drained and in need of some pampering lately, set aside some time to retreat to Natureland, with a wide offering of therapeutic spa offerings to escape the bustling city. Choose between luxurious body treatments, foot massages and more to reset and rejuvenate body, mind and soul.
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10. Little Farms
Dubbed “Singapore’s friendly neighbourhood market and café”, Little Farms curates fresh, natural and organic produce and other groceries, including high-welfare meats, plant-based options, and ethically produced spreads and snacks. Whether you’re restocking your pantry or just dropping by out of curiosity, you’re sure to walk out with a little something healthy and delicious.
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Images: Courtesy of Far East Hospitality and respective outlets
