Little Island Brewing Co @ Changi Village

Been here few times, food quality is good though slightly on the higher side. Steak Frites is superb, meat was cooked on the point for medium rare. Mixed greens salad can be a lot better though. Kids meal as well, probably can have some veggies on the side instead of all fries. Pizzas was delicious, my older kids love it. However the cheese nachos was a disappointment as the cheese already "hardened" when we collected and starting eating at the table, there's was no cheese pulling and literally need to cut the cheese with a spoon to separate it to eat with the nachos.

Came here on a Friday night. Ambience was casual and chill. Food options were good but we were full and only ordered curry sausages which was a bit too sweet with no curry taste, calamari and stout teriyaki pork ribs with spicy green sriracha, which was a really good dip for the addictive fries. The performance was by a single artiste @ROXS.TAR with her guitar. Excellent! She can play many genres of music. Very talented. Beers here were comprehensive and the craft beers here were amazing.

We had our wedding at LIBC @ Changi recently with a beach solemnization handled by LIBC events staff. They even let us use the venue for our tea ceremony in the early afternoon. It was fantastic and everything went smoothly. The food and drinks were excellent, our guests enjoyed themselves. Service was fantastic, the staff were very organized and understanding. The atmosphere was amazing, great vibes everywhere. Half of the restaurant was open to public, but the public were very gracious and understanding as well. The only issue we faced was limited parking for our non-drinking guests who wanted to drive. LIBC even provided us with a hotel room for the night at the bus collective just behind the restaurant, it was a very unique experience. Overall, we had a wonderful experience holding our wedding with LIBC. Highly recommend!

One of the best locations for having friends and family for a great evening is this place called Little Island Brewing. I have visited this place twice now and it still has the same Vibe and just the perfect setup for an evening chill out. As it’s located by the beach the winds in evening are nice and cold. Their Beers have loads of variety each having its own complexity and flavor profile. They have Lager, IPAs, Fruity Beers, etc. as options over the tap. They brew their own beers at this location in batches so they are always fresh and crisp in flavours. We order ordered Stars and Bars(IPA), Sunlight, Naked Lager, White Light, etc. and each of them had their own profiles. Absolutely loved the varieties. The food menu is also perfect which goes with their Beers. Nice Salads and Pizza options along with Meat options. The French fries were amazing. They don’t have a huge menu but whatever they are serving it’s perfectly pairing with the beers. They have good dessert options as well. The outdoor seating is just the kind of place you need in evenings. Their staff is friendly and helpful in solving your queries. They have live music as well on weekends. The beers are a bit on the expensive side considering the food menu but it’s an experience worth spending money on. Bon Appetite… Little Island Brewing

This spot is perfect for catching up with friends over beer and snacks. Their beer selection is extensive and impressive, with the ones we tried living up to expectations. While the vibe and drinks are awesome, the food—especially the mains—falls a little short. The pizzas, though freshly made and nicely light, had sauces that were too sweet for our liking. That said, the starters and snacks fare much better and pair well with the drinks. Ultimately, this place shines as a venue for having a good time with your company and for their beverages. On previous visits, the live band was exceptional, and the staff consistently friendly and welcoming. The spacious layout ensures it never feels overcrowded, even at capacity. If its not raining, the alfresco seating is an absolute treat.

Ordered Animal Farm platter, classic Margherita and Truffle Mac & Cheese. Love the first 2 food. Enough for me and my wife and 3 girls. Won’t be enough for big eaters. Live music. Not too loud 😀

Little Island Brewing Co. (Changi Village): Beautiful Views and Tasty Brews, But Premium Pricing (4/5 Stars) Rating Breakdown: • Atmosphere: 5/5 (Stunning waterfront location, relaxed and breezy ambiance, perfect for gatherings) • Beer Quality: 4.5/5 (Delicious Black Magic Stout, Two Mango also well-received) • Value for Money: 3.5/5 (Slightly higher prices compared to other breweries) Overall: 4/5 Stars After dinner, we continued our evening at Little Island Brewing Co. in Changi Village. The location, as expected, was stunning – right on the waterfront with a breezy, relaxed atmosphere perfect for a post-ride get-together. Donkey& I together with one of our cycling friend settled in for some drinks and conversation. We found the beer prices to be a bit higher than some other places we've visited, but the ambiance easily compensated for that. The setting was truly lovely, ideal for bonding and casual gatherings. We ordered two pints of the Black Magic Stout, and our friend opted for a pint of Two Mango. The Black Magic Stout was rich, smooth, and full-bodied – a delicious dark beer. While I didn't personally try the Two Mango, my friends seemed to enjoy it. The quality of the beers definitely justified the slightly higher prices, at least in terms of taste and the enjoyable experience the location offered. Overall, Little Island Brewing Co. provided a fantastic end to our cycling adventure. While the beer prices were on the higher side, the breathtaking waterfront location, relaxed atmosphere, and delicious beers made it a memorable and worthwhile experience. It's a highly recommended spot for a casual gathering with friends, especially on a pleasant evening.

Food is nice and not over priced. The breezing dining environment is good. Service is mostly self serviced. But the aunties are very friendly.

This is the best place ever to host our wedding - buffet style. The crew's service is tip-top and awesome. The selection from the menu is abundant and you can mix and match to your own combination as long as you communicate with the crew. My guests loved the slow-cooked brisket and the pork belly a.k.a. "siow bah". The place has a lot of room to decorate and it is up to your imagination. We only had fairy lights and some The decorations are put up with some help of the crew - they are so helpful. The crew's turnover speed is incredibly fast too. I had my wedding at lunch from 12-3pm and they were ready for their dinner crowd at 4pm. The house band (Kirk and Marsha) was awesome as they played 3 sets during our lunch to entertain the guests. We are very grateful we chose this place and within our tight budget and we had the best wedding ever. Guests were singing praises of the simplicity of such a casual non-traditional wedding (yes, we are both Chinese) and the quality of the food.

I was looking for something away from the typical tourist spots of Singapore for a casual dinner on my own. I had flown in that morning and wanted something easy before heading to bed early. I looked up on my trusty Yelp app and found Little Island Brewing Co. I love a good microbrew and it seemed as though there were some decent options here. I went on a Sunday evening, so there was live music, which was an added perk. I went pretty straightforward with a pepperoni pizza from their wood-fired oven. It was flavorful and was well baked in the oven. The beer is a little bit more complicated than I would have liked, but it was good beer, so I'll forgive them. You need to buy a card that gives you access to the beer taps, which are self service. They charge by the volume and you can see how much you are being charged as you pour. I tried the White Light and Sister Golden Ale with my card. Both were very well brewed. There is ample seating, including a number of tables outdoors.

I refuse to ding any business that is still open despite the challenges of COVID and keeping their staff employed. On the basis of this alone, businesses get 3 stars for review done in the time of COVOD. Little Island has been doing its thing for a bit now and the operation looks like it runs itself now. Changes during covid include no self-tap any more which was an interesting model it ran on pre-COVID. They've certainly done quite a bit of work to make sure customers are responsibly distanced and their staff protected. Kudos, LIBC! Good operational organization, staff seem happy and it shows in the service. Another kudos! The beer is all right. There are technical flaws that will matter to a beer nerd, but otherwise, the perception will be the that the beer is decent, flavorful and a good value. Overall, I'd recommend that people keep supporting LIBC and keeping it afloat so it can continue its evolution and to keep working on those solid beer ideas and making the product better with every run. Good luck, LIBC, keep evolving...please!

If you've ever been to Fremantle, Western Australia, it's likely you've also been to Little Creatures. I've always loved that place, and so am Glad to say we have our own comparable outfit here in a far, flung corner of Singapore. Two good reasons to come here, the beer and the food. I had the pork belly sandwich. So soft, so tender, so tasty. Big portions so come hungry. And the beer, where shall I start? I'd say from the left! It's help-your-self at Little Island. You tap your stored value card, and self pour whichever brew you want to try. A bit like at the petrol pump where the different grades of petrol are priced differently. Likewise you will see your $$$ reduce pretty quickly if you choose one of the heavier ales. Airport pass holders get a discount, finally all the poor, deprived aviation workers from Loyang, Changi and Airline House can have a nice place to go to. Atas version of Charlie's Corner.

I've been here four times now and I love it. I've had the burger, pork, brisket, lamb, chicken parmigiana, and wagyu rump. I usually end up ordering a second or third meal after I've eaten, it's that good. The beer system is self-service where you get a rfid card pre-loaded with money and then go to one of many taps. At this time they are selling guest beers as their brews aren't ready yet and they've had some brilliant choices like duchesse, omnipollos, Berliner Weisse. Homemade sodas as well like grapefruit and cascade hops (special mention on that flavour combo). The prices are by the 100ml which takes some getting used to when coming from traditional beer pricing. It's about 12-15 dollars a pint but mind, that's for good beers. 8.5% imperial IPA was 15 dollars for a pint, not a bad deal. It's a unique big casual space. It reminded us of little creatures in Fremantle. Long communal tables mixed with single party tables. They've got two TVs usually with sports on. In fact every time I go they'll put the rugby on. Last night they showed the Manchester United game and the rugby championship/bledisloe cup. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. They work to recognise customers and ensure a pleasant experience. If you want good food, good beer, and a pleasant casual relaxing atmosphere then little island brewing company is the place to go.

Wow! Really impressed with this place. As an American, we are spoiled for choice when it come to world class microbreweries. Not so much in Singapore. This place had a good selection of beers, with enough variety to keep me happy for the night. The staff is great(got talking to one of their brewmasters, they know their stuff!). The location is wonderful. You can sit outside and see the sea. The food we had was also very good. The pork belly was some of the best I've ever had, so tender. It melted in your mouth. They have a somewhat unique system where you fill a card with money, and pour your own beer. The nice thing about this is that you can pour as much as you want, so you can try many different styles. If this was a brewery in the states, it might be 2-3/5 stars for the beer. In Singapore, it is a solid five. Fairly good representations of classic styles with not much innovation or variation within. Good price for the beers, too.

great place. interesting concept. once you get used to topping up a card and pouring your own drinks. food is great. atmosphere is great and location is tucked away but nice. highly recommended. live music also when we were here.

The starters are huge. Huge! And they come with sides like salad or fries which is really weird. It's like a fake main. Thought you should know.

The food is ok. One extra star for open space, good beer on tap and nice location. Good place to hang out with friends

Great concept that fills a void in the Singapore beer scene. Spacious and laid back with a very welcoming vibe. I love the self-serve angle, especially for the drinks. You just fill up a pre-paid card and pour the beer from the taps. When you want, as little or as much as you want. I was there on a Sunday and they had 4 beers, a cider, and a few wines. 2 of the beers were their own. I recommend their dry Irish stout. It pours like a Guinness, but (thankfully) doesn't taste like one. Prices are reasonable at $2-$3 per 100ml ($10-$15 per pint). I can't comment much on the food because, unfortunately, I was there between brunch (12-3) and dinner (after 6). They did have "bar snacks" though, so I noshed on grilled sausage and and order of nachos. I wasn't crazy about the nachos, but the sausage was done well, and served on a bed of sauerkraut. The pre-paid cards are only for drinks (not food), but they never expire. I still have some credit left on mine, and I'm looking forward to my next opportunity to cash it in. Only one downside: too much disco.

We had the corn, wings, pork knuckle, and ribs. $30 beer card. The corn and wings were very good. Nice and hot coming right off the grill. However, the pork knuckle was dry and cold and ribs lacked meatiness - cold, burnt and over spiced. On the beer, I agree the concept is novel and cool. It's nice one can try different types and pour as much or little as you want. Temperature was good too - nice and cold. Chilled pint glasses a nice touch. Wine on tap is also cool, although we did not try it out. Their IPA was not on tap - big miss for me. A wider selection of beers would be nice. Ambience is chill/cool, beer good, but food mediocre.