This area for one reason or another still seems fairly unknown by most tourists. We set out to go here as we knew that 'Crust' restaurant sold Gluten free pizza and after 6 months living in Macau with no pizza, it was a must (and it was incredible!) The village area shuts off the roads early evening, really giving it... More

This is a nice place to hang out in Singapore, specially for expats/foreigners... although you do see locals as well. Lots of different food options, most of them decent enough. Probably not the best place for the best meals, but you are likely to have some good food in a pretty and friendly setting. All the usual suspects are here... More

A small cross roads that is sealed off from traffic. Lot of youngsters ..but all well behaved ones ! More Ex-Pats than locals. Numerous restaurants from Mexican to Lebanese ..pizza...Sushi....small hawker centre..Macdonaldds...you name it. Also in between all the eating place are bars !... It's like a small Spanish tourist strip in Singapore. But good fun and lively all the... More

I went with some friends who live in the neighborhood. Scene was dominated by expats. Several restaurants covering a wide variety of tastes. Was underwhelmed by Mexican restaurant but enjoyed Harry's Bar with desert at Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf.

Whenever you dont feel like being alone but all of your friends are busy, you go to Holland Village. It's a melting pot of expat and locals and cool people. I went there quite often. There are variety of restaurants, cafes, pubs.. You can just sit outside of the foodcourt with a beer, ppl around would provide you with a... More

We go to restaurants in Holland V all the time, and it's a great place to chill, eat and hang out. The bars are good, nice atmosphere. Most restaurants are decent quality, although expect to pay $20-40 per person, before alcohol. Parking is terrible most of the time, so take a cab or the MRT.

I have came many times for dinner with some friends. Most restaurants here serve pretty authentic food. If you're at Holland Village, you can try these 2 restaurants - AMICI Italian Restaurant or CHA CHA CHA (Mexican restaurant) these two are my favourites and a typical dinner without alcohol drinks will cost about $20 to $30. The seafood nachos at... More

We live close so we are often in Holland VIllage to either grab a drink at one of the many bars or to have a meal in a restaurant on at the Hawker centre. When we eat at one of the restuarnts we bring the kids scooters as they close the street to cars so while we are finishing our... More

What's all the buzz? Clothing stores sell old rejects with the tags marked out for serious $$. I found the streets grungy- not in the cool "I'm not in Kansas anymore" grungy. There are some decent looking western restaurants if you can't wait until you get home to eat ravioli. I did eat the MOST INCREDIBLE treat from the busy... More