Clarke Quay, Singapore

I visited Clarke Quay twice during my Singapore trip, once by boat and then on foot. Both visits were during the day and there wasn't a whole lot going on, by the looks of the place things probably pick up some in the evening. There were shops, restaurants, and pubs, I did have lunch at one of the restaurants, I'll review that at another time. From what I understand this area has quite a history that stretches back some 200 years, some of the old structures (my favorite part) have been restored and there are new structures as well. The whole area is quite nice, very colorful and clean with the Singapore river running through the center. I will have to experience Clarke Quay at night on my next visit.

Love this place. Has an amazing variety places to eat or go party at. It is a bit pricey but a low cost, really nice to place to eat at is Shiraz (the stall not the sit down restaurant). Sitting on the bridge or by the river is an amazing experience as well to take in the Singapore river with the Clark Quay lights is an amazing experience. Try to go on a Monday or Tuesday to avoid the crowd.

This place is a tourist attraction, hence things are a bit pricey, but well worth it. There are many bars and restaurants here, as well as a few nightclubs. There is even a ride that tosses you into the air, though Im too afraid to sit on it! You can also book a boat ride along the Singapore River here. I haven't tried many restaurants here, but I'd recommend Hooters, known for their chicken wings, though my favorite remains the fried pickles - it's delicious!

It's a busy area with tons of eateries and bars. Some will have wheel chair access and some won't. I know not every place had a ramp or elevator. That aside, always have a good time there.

Awesome night life destination.. tip for Indians: go to Maziga for awesome Bollywood dance disco .. for an extra drink.. wait for DJ to announce drink promos.. One more: Don't eat at Verve pizza 🍕 not to get disappointed..