Bread & Hearth is a café at #02-27 Katong V on 30 East Coast Road, serving a bread-led menu that runs from brunch plates to protein and pasta mains, burgers with sides, and a dedicated artisan sandwich line. The format is refreshingly simple: counter-order and self-service — you order at the counter, settle up, and collect your food when it is called.
Beyond the counter, the café runs island-wide delivery (fees apply) with a $36 minimum order and a delivery window from 8.45am to 3.45pm. A bundle meal option features on its online ordering page, and payments are cashless-friendly with Visa, Mastercard and Paynow all accepted.
Part of the Bread & Hearth Group, a Singapore name whose history stretches back to 2012, the café stays easy to reach — enquiries go through WhatsApp at 8076 3919, there is a corporate orders channel for workplace orders, and updates flow through its Facebook page and Instagram feed.
Bread & Hearth sits on the second floor of Katong V, the neighbourhood mall at 30 East Coast Road, bringing a bread-forward café menu to one of Singapore's most food-loving enclaves. True to its name, the kitchen builds its offer around the oven and the griddle: brunch plates to ease into the day, protein and pasta mains for bigger appetites, burgers with sides, and a dedicated line of artisan sandwiches that honours the bread in the signboard.
The format here is deliberately simple. This is a counter-order, self-service café — you order at the counter, settle up, and collect your food when it is called. There is no table service to wait for, which keeps the pace brisk at lunch and relaxed at off-peak hours. For anything arranged ahead of time, a WhatsApp line (8076 3919) handles enquiries, and the website's online ordering page takes care of pickup and delivery orders.
Bread & Hearth's food gallery divides the menu into four families, and it is a useful map of what the kitchen does best. Brunch leads the way — the sort of plates people plan a late morning around. Protein & Pasta covers the heartier end of the menu, the kind of mains that turn a café stop into a proper meal. Burgers & Sides is exactly what it promises, while the Artisan Sandwich section is the café's signature territory — sandwiches given the same attention as everything else that leaves the kitchen.
There is also a Bundle Meal option featured on the ordering page, a convenient pick for anyone who would rather have the deciding done for them. Between the four categories and the bundles, the menu is broad enough to cover a workday lunch, a weekend catch-up or a mixed group without anyone struggling to find something.
If you cannot make it to Katong, Bread & Hearth delivers island-wide, with fees applying per order. Two numbers matter when you are ordering in: the minimum order is $36, and the delivery window runs from 8.45am to 3.45pm — so breakfast and lunch are well covered, but plan ahead for anything later. Orders go through the café's online ordering page; the site is explicit that the older ordering page has been retired, so use the new one.
Payment is cashless-friendly: Visa and Mastercard are accepted at the counter, and Paynow is supported for those who prefer settling up by phone.
The café is part of the Bread & Hearth Group, a Singapore name that has been around since at least 2012, and its presence extends beyond the counter. There is a Facebook page and an Instagram feed for updates, a Tripadvisor listing for visiting diners, and a corporate orders channel for workplace and bulk orders. Reservations are also referenced on the site for those planning a sit-down visit.
Who is it for? Practically everyone in the neighbourhood: friends leaning into a long brunch, colleagues on a quick lunch run, and anyone who believes a good sandwich is a complete meal. The self-service model means you are never waiting to be noticed — walk in, order, find a table, and listen for the call.
Katong V itself makes the visit easy: the mall sits along East Coast Road in the heart of Katong, with the café on level two. Whether you are a Katong regular mapping your brunch circuit or an East Coast resident who would rather have it delivered, Bread & Hearth keeps its promise simple — honest café cooking, built around bread, without fuss.