💭June Coffee Review☕️✨
📍 Location: 49 East Coast Road Singapore (10 min walk from Marine Parade MRT 🚊)
⏰ Opening Hours:
- Closed on Mondays
- 10.30am - 6.30pm (Tues - Thurs)
- 10.30am - 7.00pm (Fri - Sat)
I’ve been seeing this café all over my feed so I finally went down to try it :D — and honestly, it didn’t disappoint. It’s been popular for a while and the hype never really died down :”)
📸also SUPER CUTE PHOTOSPOT OUTSIDE HEHE ( girlies bring your digicams for this + dress up cute ) ❣️✨
⋆. 𐙚˚࿔ Everything We Tried 𝜗𝜚˚⋆
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($20) Portobello & Burrata Sourdough Toast
• Sourdough was slathered in garlic butter — rich, savoury, golden-browned 🧈
• Strong truffle aroma the moment it arrives ✨
• Portobello was crispy outside, meaty inside 🍄
• Burrata was super creamy and melted perfectly into everything
• Loved the balance of textures + flavours in every bite
• Portion was just right — satisfying but not heavy 😌
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($20) Crab Linguine
• First bite was pretty average — pasta itself was okay 🍝
• But I’m not a huge pasta person so maybe that’s just me
• Crab-to-pasta-to-sauce ratio looked right; presentation was beautiful 🦀✨
• Overall, visually strong and nicely balanced
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($7.50) Earl Grey & Pear Refresher
• So refreshing — perfect for hot weather ☀️🥤
• Earl Grey flavour shines through without being too sweet 🍵
• Pear has this crunchy–gummy texture that I actually love 🍐
• Little bits of pulp at the bottom make it extra fresh ✨
• Great balance between fruity and tea notes 😌
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Went on a super busy day so we had to queue — about 15 minutes with two groups ahead of us. They don’t take reservations, so be prepared for a short wait. You can choose indoor or outdoor seating, but the tables are placed quite close together, so it gets a bit crowded during peak hours. 😬Perfect if you don’t mind a lively, bustling vibe❤️
If you're planning a visit to June Coffee, here are some tips based on my experience: The café is closed on Mondays, so plan accordingly. It opens 10:30am to 6:30pm from Tuesday through Thursday, and stays open an extra half hour on Fridays and Saturdays. Since they don't take reservations and the place gets busy quickly, especially on weekends, arriving earlier in the day can help you avoid long queues. The waiting area by the takeaway window provides a cozy spot and some interesting Van Gogh-inspired decor to check out while you wait. Seating options include both indoor and outdoor tables. Note that the tables are placed quite close together, which creates a lively and bustling atmosphere but might feel a little cramped during peak hours—ideal if you enjoy a vibrant café vibe. On food, the Portobello & Burrata Sourdough Toast was the standout for me—lovely toasted sourdough drenched with garlic butter and a strong truffle aroma, complemented perfectly by crispy portobello mushrooms and creamy burrata. The Crab Linguine looked gorgeous and had a good crab-to-pasta ratio, though if you're not a big pasta fan, it might feel just average. Drinks-wise, the Earl Grey & Pear Refresher is a must-try—refreshing and balanced with delightful pear textures and tea flavors ideal for Singapore's warm weather. Overall, June Coffee offers a charming setting and quality eats worth the wait, especially if you enjoy cozy cafés with delicious, thoughtfully prepared food and drinks.
