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Cafés · Punggol, Singapore
Japanese-inspired wellness cafe by the Botany/Ritual team with a dedicated alfresco pet-friendly dining area next to Punggol Promenade. Dogs are welcome in the outdoor zone while the indoor area stays for human diners and work-from-home guests.
An officially pet-friendly alfresco brunch spot a stone's throw from a pet-friendly waterfront walk.
The cafe's own site describes it as 'pet-friendly, family-friendly' with an 'alfresco pet-friendly area, where you can dine alongside your furry friends'. It notes chairs are 'not guaranteed for pets but for humans'. Weekend dine-in is limited to 90 minutes.
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