Sol & Luna

Sol & Luna is a Latin-European bistro on level 17 of CapitaSpring, a tall tower on Market Street in the Raffles Place business district. It sits in the tower's mid-level garden, which wraps around several floors partway up the building, about 100 metres above the street, with views over the city. The menu draws on French, Italian, Spanish and Greek cooking.

The restaurant is run by 1-Group, a local company behind several rooftop and garden venues. The group also runs a sister venue, Sol & Ora, on Sentosa.

What to order

The kitchen takes classic European dishes and gives them small, modern twists. There are separate menus for weekday lunch, dinner and weekend brunch, plus a drinks list. The menus change from time to time, but the weekend brunch gives a good idea of the range:

• Small plates: patatas bravas, gambas al ajillo, fried chorizo and a petite mezze with falafel and pita.
• To share: burratina with eggplant caponata, and the Sol & Luna Grande Platter of cheeses and cold cuts.
• Pasta and pizza: house-made spaghetti bolognese, a 'Corsican' carbonara with tagliatelle, and ciabatta romana pizzas.
• Mains: chicken Milanese, salmon meunière, lamb rack and roasted wagyu striploin.
• Brunch dishes: eggs Benedict, an Italian shakshuka and a big pan breakfast.
• Desserts: pistachio tiramisu, panna cotta and churros with chocolate.

The setting

There are two ways to sit. Inside, the bistro has high ceilings and floor-to-ceiling glass, so the room gets plenty of daylight. Outside, the terrace sits among the plants of the garden, with views of the city skyline. The terrace is the main draw on a dry evening. The indoor room is the better choice on a hot afternoon or in heavy rain.

Good to know before you go

• Book ahead, especially if you want a terrace table. Reservations can be made online through the official website.
• The weekend brunch has a set kids' menu for children under 12.
• Vegetarian dishes are marked on the menu. Staff ask you to mention any allergies when you order.
• The space can be booked for weddings, company events and private parties.
• If you are unsure what to wear, our guide to rooftop dress codes in Singapore may help.

Nearby

1-Group also runs OUMI, a Japanese restaurant higher up in the same tower. After lunch, walk down to the river at Boat Quay. For drinks with a view, see our list of the best rooftop bars in Singapore. You can also browse more rooftop and sky dining, other European and Italian restaurants, or all restaurants in Marina Bay and the CBD.

For menus and bookings, visit the Sol & Luna website.