Maxi Coffee Bar

Maxi Coffee Bar is a specialty coffee café at 64 Club Street, on the edge of Singapore's CBD. It is best known for its espresso drinks and its iced cereal milk latte. Toasts, sandwiches and bakes make up the food menu.

For about four years the café ran from a tiny space at Ann Siang Hill. It had to leave that spot at short notice in June 2025, after a problem with its lease. Four months later, in October 2025, it reopened a short walk away on Club Street. The new room is larger, with far more seats than before.

What to order

Start with the coffee. The signature is the iced cereal milk latte, made with milk infused with cornflakes for a toasty, malty taste. If you prefer a plain cup, order a milk espresso or a black coffee. The beans change from time to time, so ask the baristas which single origin they are using that day.

Since the reopening, the food menu has grown, with more savoury dishes. Most of them are toasts and sandwiches:

• Kaya butter toast: a café take on the local breakfast, with kaya and an egg butter on crusty bread
• Tuna melt: the café's own tuna mix with mayo and melted cheddar
• Bakes: cookies, tarts and a burnt cheesecake with sherry honey, depending on the day

If kaya is new to you, our guide What Is Kaya Toast? explains the classic version first.

The setting

The Club Street café has a warmer look than the old one, with wood details and soft lighting. Inside there is a cosy seating area by the filter bar. A few seats outside suit people-watching. It still works well for a quick takeaway cup on the way to work.

Good to know before you go

Maxi also sells bags of single-origin coffee beans to brew at home. Recent choices have come from Ethiopia, Colombia, Peru and Honduras. Its website has simple brew guides for black and milk coffee. You can order beans online for delivery within Singapore, and the café also delivers through Foodpanda.

Check the latest opening times on the Maxi Coffee Bar website before you go.

Nearby

Club Street and the lanes around it are full of places to eat. Picanhas', a steakhouse, is also on Club Street. 54° Steakhouse is on nearby Amoy Street. For Korean food, try Hyang Yeon on Telok Ayer Street. If you need a room close by, The Clan Hotel Singapore is on Cross Street.

For more coffee stops, browse our list of cafés and bakeries or read our guide to cafés and coffee. You can also see all restaurants in Marina Bay and the CBD.