Easter Guide 2018: Best Easter brunches to enjoy over the long weekend

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Alley on 25
When: 1 April 2018, 12 to 3pm
Where: Andaz Hotel

Highlights: Get spoilt for choice with the sumptuous Easter spread prepared by Chef Raj Kumar at Alley on 25. You can expect all the signature dishes from their various theatre kitchens, with festive touches that include a baked shakshuka and a coq au vin and herb-crusted lamb rack, all made better with the free-flow glasses of Delamotte champagne, wines and Andaz Pale Ale. Fret not, there's something for the kids too - scrumptious dishes like the ratatouille and harissa sausages, as well as Easter-inspired sweet treats and a chocolate fountain will certainly delight your little ones!

Prices start at SGD118++ (adults) and SGD59++ (children).

Photo: Alley on 25
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Publico Ristorante
When: 1 April 2018
Where: Publico Ristorante

Highlights: Kick off the long weekend at Public's breezy riverside terraza for something a little different this Easter weekend! This lovely riverside spot will come alive during the long weekend for its La Primavera Easter extravaganza. There will be all your quintessentially festive treats like freshly-baked hot cross buns, warm baked eggs, chocolate eggs, special Easter cocktail creations, as well as its regular brunch menu. Come evening, Publico will also offer its special Italian dishes like the costoletta di agnello impanato and more to whet your appetite.

Photo: Publico Ristorante
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The White Rabbit
When: 1 April 2018
Where: The White Rabbit

Highlights: The White Rabbit's famous Easter Sunday brunch has now become a longtime family tradition. Enjoy their delectable spread of roasts from their carving station, seafood from the seafood bar, desserts and other scrumptious mains from its live stations, as well as an exciting array of bouncy castles, balloons and candy floss to keep your little ones preoccupied.

Photo: The White Rabbit (Facebook)
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Salted and Hung
When: 31 to 1 April, 11.30am to 4pm
Where: Salted and Hung

Highlights: You have the option of either kicking off the long weekend with Salted and Hung's Good Friday brunch, or swinging by on Easter Saturday and Sunday for their special Easter-themed brunch. Now, they'll be rolling out one-off dishes you won't be able to enjoy anytime else, like the decadent Mac 'N' Cheese (whipped up using three different cheeses), a lamb neck with roasted roots and a wagyu tri tip and roasted pork belly. Mmm. Your kids will also get to take part in Easter egg-painting and cupcake decorating sessions!

Prices start at SGD75++. Kids under the age of 10 get to dine for free.

Photo: Salted and Hung
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Latest Recipe
When: Sunday, 1 April (12pm to 4pm)
Where: Latest Recipe, Le Meridien Singapore

Highlights: The beach bunny-inspired dessert buffet curated by award-winning pastry chef Edwin Leow is enough incentive to swing by the Le Meridien's Latest Recipe for brunch this Easter. What's more, veteran Executive Chef Jackson Goh will be whipping up eggstra special Easter treats like a Deviled Egg Trio, Traditional Roasted Chicken with Fresh Herbs, Creamy Courgette Lasagne, Lamb with Lemon and more, as part of the their beachside Easter brunch. And if the food alone hasn't sold you, there'll be ample activity and entertainment for you to enjoy. These include a bouncy castle, popcorn and frosted meringue stations, an egg-painting competition for the kids, as well as a chance to win a two-night stay at Le Meridien Phuket Beach Resort!

Prices start at SGD88++ (adult) and SGD44++ (child). Kids aged 6 and below dine for free.

Photo: Le Meridien Singapore
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Capella Singapore
When: Sunday, April 1 2018 (12.30pm to 3.00pm)
Where: Grand Ballroom Foyer, Capella Singapore

Highlights: Easter Sunday is made perfect for you and the kids at Capella Singapore's garden-themed brunch. Tuck into a sumptuous feast dished out by its live culinary stations of à la minute delicacies like rotisserie meats, pasta, seafood, cheeses, desserts, as well as Mediterranean and Asian fare. Keep your kids busy with the exciting lineup of activities that include a ball pit playground, bunny corner, face and egg painting, while you and your hubby indulge in the free-flow champagne. There's also the annual Easter Egg Hunt where you can stand to win a one-night stay at Capella Singapore!

Prices start from SGD78++ (child) and SGD208++ (adult).

Photo: Capella Singapore (Facebook)
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Town Restaurant
When: April 1, 12.30pm to 4pm
Where: Fullerton Hotel

Highlights: Rise eggs-tra early for an Easter brunch at Town Restaurant's Sunday Champagne brunch for a mouthwatering selection of your favourite breakfast dishes, Japanese delicacies and a generous dessert spread of 27 different sweet treats! There's even a dedicated Children's Corner to keep your little ones entertained throughout the afternoon with Easter egg decorating and other craft activities.

Prices start at SGD139++ (adult) and SGD65++ (child aged 6 - 11).

Photo: Town Restaurant
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Bread Street Kitchen
When: 1 April
Where: Bread Street Kitchen, Marina Bay Sands

Highlights: Celebrate Easter a la British style at Gordon Ramsay's Bread Street Kitchen. Think a good Sunday roast complete with Yorkshire pudding, roasted potatoes, spiced honey carrots and greens - all drenched in gravy. Mmm. If you're not up for a hefty roast, there are other equally scrumptious brunch items for your picking like the stacked buttermilk pancakes, scotch eggs, and a classic British breakfast fry-up. Get your kids involved in the Easter cookies and eggs decoration as well while you're at it!

Photo: Bread Street Kitchen

March may have very well flown by us this year - but at least we’ve got a sweet little long weekend to enjoy at the end of the month. Yes, that’s right - this year, Easter Sunday falls on April 1st, with Good Friday falling on the Friday of.

It’s the perfect occasion to indulge in a scrumptious selection of brunches and even rope the kids in for a spot of Easter egg-hunting. Look no further for the ultimate guide to the best Easter menus and family-friendly events to get up to this week!

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