Druggists | Craft Beer Taproom Restaurant Singapore

"Druggists got their name from the Singapore Chinese Druggists Association, with which it shares the building. This bar has 23 beers on tap, and they also serve Asian-inspired food and local snacks to go with the beers. A cozy, welcoming place exuding charm and Singaporean heritage, the interiors feature marble-topped tables, old-school kopitiam-esque wooden chairs and retro mosaic floor tiles." - Shophouse & Co

"Comparing Druggists to other beer halls is like comparing a paper airplane to a 747—they’re just not the same thing. Located in an old-school Chinese medicine hall, they replaced the creaky wooden shelves with a revolving line-up of beer taps. This place serves Belgian trappist ales and plays Norwegian death metal over the speakers—and somehow, in a tasteful way. Get a plate of their chicken fried with prawn paste or their Iberico pork burger, which hits harder than a Myrkskog drum solo." - Anthony Eu

"Comparing Druggists to other beer halls is like comparing a paper airplane to a 747—they’re just not the same thing. Located in an old-school Chinese medicine hall, they replaced the creaky wooden shelves with a revolving line-up of beer taps. This place serves Belgian trappist ales and plays Norwegian death metal over the speakers—and somehow, in a tasteful way. Get a plate of their chicken fried with prawn paste or their Iberico pork burger, which hits harder than a Myrkskog drum solo." - Anthony Eu