Flo Yeow
It's an alright area to me, being right next to Intercontinental Hotel, and against the Singapore River. There are many restaurants and bars surrounding The Quayside, which makes this a great hang out spot.
There are also a lot of people passing through this area during evening times, especially jogging or cycling by.
That said, it's a very expat heavy area, so depending on which side of the coin you are on, you may want to experience this area for yourself to see if it suits your needs. Also, because of that, the generic vibes of the area is also much pricier.
Patpon Vatanatham
Good for walking, hang out, usually nice weather with some breeze.
Jackson Seng
Along Singapore River, nice place for a walk and taking photos. Many instagrammable spots for nice pictures. Many restaurants in the area too.
kapila jayawardana
Most of the great pubs are around here
**Due to covid you have to stop drink alcohol after 2230hours on pubs**
Golden Egg
Love this place. Come here for a leisue walk and spoiled with plenty of dining options. Price maybe slightly on high side, however the ambient & experience is still it. Pampered yourself once awhile. If you have chance, come here for morning jogging and you will love it even more.
W M Loo
Cake was slightly crispy outside n warm n lava-like inside... nice dark chocolate that was perfectly complemented by the cold vanilla ice cream n mousse
Manish Mishra
Nice place for a night walk.
Shir YH
Both my hubby and I wanted to see what has become of the 3 "Quay" areas during Covid-19 circuit breaker and it was so timely that during our one-nite staycay@Four Points, we could take a stroll at Robertson Quay.
It was a relaxing stroll after our BBQ Mookata dinner at the hotel and we really enjoyed it.
The night view was absolutely stunning and amazing and it makes us forget this very tough year 2020 that we all had to go through.
We were really grateful to our Singapore government for always putting our citizens interest at heart and thinking out of the box ideas like the "Singapore Rediscover Vouchers" and to support our local SMEs, etc.
Even though we cannot go across the causeway, or take a ferry to Batam/Bintan or plane to Cambodia/Bangkok, still we are grateful for the fact that they are working hard to contain the spread of the virus in this country.
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