Nice inside and out. The outdoor patio is sprawling in the late afternoon, affording nice breezes during dusk along the riverside. The inside is very large and quite beery. Successively smaller glasses of beer painted on the floor lead you to the washroom. They play beer-themed audiobooks in the washroom of all things--I really appreciated that! Has high chairs around the bar but the bar itself is not used for seating but for staff to collect the beers. There is a pool table and sports on TVs. I also appreciate their listing all the other local brewpubs on the chalkboard to create solidarity and encourage ppl to patronize them all, even though technically they are competition. They list the exact hop profiles for their hoppy beers too. Pretty nice place with a fun and broad selection of house beer, one of which (Hopback) is cask-conditioned and hand-pulled. They bottle some of the beers, too.

Located on Clark Quay, it’s pleasantly situated with views of the river and surroundings. The beers range from very nice to below average, but there’s a decent range of beers to try. Food is nice with the portions generous. The staff were friendly and service was fine on my few visits.

A beautiful brewpub, situated on Clarke’s Quay, beutiful terrace overlooking the Singapore River, with corregated metal walls, large dining area. Food is expensive, beer is expensive, Singapore is expensive. But this is the best brewpub in the country. 4 X 90 ml samples for 13$, Western menu.

August 2006. Maybe most of their beers don’t rock, but at least there is always a large selection, maybe 10 beers at a time. Some of the beers are also available to take away, at least grab the X-tra. The bar is in a nice location on the river quay, expect to see more ang-moh than local people... Undoubtly the first place to visit, in Singapore.

October 2007. I’m less excited by this place I had 4 beers recently that really sucked. For beers I would rather go to Archipelago (for spicy original beers) or The Pump Room (for solid straight brews).

11 own beers, carefully selected small Belgian/Canadian beer list (Duval, Unibroues, Chimay, Maredsous etc.). A bit upscale, but service is excellent and food too. You can sample all their 11 beers by 2 oz glasses. Outstanding brew pub and one of my favourite stops in Singapore.

American style brewpub with a long beer lineup. Beers are generally well hopped, but sometomes with a bit simplistic malt character. It’s hard to imagine nicer service than what we were getting, and being on a 6 hoir stop over and only visiting one place in Singapore I couldn’t have asked for much more.

Visited on a friday evening during an 8hr stop at Sin Changi airport, a short walk to the right from metrostation Clarke’s Quay. Very large bar with multiple rooms, indeed very industrial like with steel and light wood interior, but the atmosphere was very good since the bar was packed with locals and expats. Large terrace on the riverside with a nice view. Tasted all 13 beers they had from samplers and had a good and very spicy pizza. Beers were (below) average and very English oriented. Prices were high for European standards, I paid S$36,- for the samples and S$22,- ex service charge and tax for the pizza, which is alltogether > €30 or US$45. Nevertheless a nice way to spend an evening in Singapore, and close to Archipelago brewpub (10min walk).

Update July 2012: previous comments remain. Service remains very good and really this is as good as any tourist orientated brew pub getting around. In general the beers were dependable but lacked excitement. The venue however was excellent. Super efficient service and the food very well priced compared to other non-Asian options in the area. Wonderful location on the quay and the outside tables excellent people watching. Sampler flights of 5 for about $13.

Easily reachable via subway (Clarke Quay stop) and a walk across the pedestrian bridge over the Singapore River. Large outdoor seating area along the Riverside, with a retractable awning. Pooltable and extensive seating inside, plus good size bar with view into adjacent brewhouse and vessels. Lots of house beers with a great tasting area.

Looks bigger than it is due to lots of banners and signage, plus an extensive patio area. Food was solid pub grub, and the beers were rather pleasant. As with most places in Singapore, the service was excellent. Certainly worth a stop.