ATLAS may be best known for its award-winning cocktails and towering gin collection, but the bar is now giving diners another reason to visit during the day.

The venue at Parkview Square has introduced Lunch at ATLAS, a new midday dining experience centred on European-inspired dishes, seasonal ingredients and the same attention to detail that has made the bar a fixture on international cocktail lists.

Served within ATLAS’ grand Art Deco interiors, the menu is designed for a range of occasions, from business lunches and catch-ups to leisurely meals that stretch into the afternoon.

Light starters and indulgent beginnings

The menu begins with a selection of starters that balance richness and freshness.

The Burrata (S$24) is served with white anchovies, truss tomatoes, garlic chips and crystal bread, while the Jamón Ibérico (S$26) pairs cured ham with watermelon and cantaloupe spheres and crisp sage.

Those looking for something more indulgent can opt for the Raviolo (S$26), a generously filled pasta made with fontina and mozzarella and finished with béchamel sauce and shaved truffle.

Comforting mains with a refined touch

The mains focus on familiar European dishes executed with precision.

The Duck Confit (S$44) features a slow-cooked duck leg finished with a crisp sear and served with warm Puy lentils and root vegetables. For a lighter option, the Pan-Roasted Silver Cod (S$48) comes with a mussel reduction, shimeji mushrooms, broad beans and gnocchetti.

Seafood lovers may gravitate towards the Prawn Spaghetti (S$40), where al dente pasta is tossed in a cherry tomato and lobster jus and finished with prawns, roasted zucchini, chilli, basil and pangrattato.

Desserts worth lingering over

Desserts continue the restaurant’s European influence.

The Pavé au Citron (S$18) combines citrus flavours with thyme chantilly and Earl Grey ice cream, while the Dark Chocolate Crémeux (S$20) pairs dark chocolate mousse with raspberries and raspberry sorbet.

For something richer, the Choux au Craquelin (S$18) arrives filled with vanilla ice cream and accompanied by warm butterscotch and chocolate sauce.

Lunch with a side of cocktails

The drinks programme remains a key part of the ATLAS experience.

Guests can explore the recently launched Daughters of ATLAS cocktail menu, inspired by the Pleiades constellation, or opt for An ATLAS Suite (S$46), a trio of petite martinis showcasing different interpretations of the classic cocktail.

Another option is The Count’s Table (S$55), a flight of three Negroni variations designed for those who prefer a slower-paced afternoon.

While ATLAS has long been regarded as one of Singapore’s standout cocktail destinations, the new lunch offering suggests that the kitchen deserves a closer look too. For diners seeking an elegant midday meal in the city centre, Lunch at ATLAS adds another reason to step inside one of Singapore’s most recognisable dining rooms.

ATLAS
Address: Parkview Square, 600 North Bridge Road, Singapore 188778
Website: www.atlasbar.sg

Opening Hours:

• Monday: 3pm to 12am
• Tuesday to Thursday: 12pm to 12am
• Friday and Saturday: 12pm to 2am
• Closed on Sundays

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