Let’s get buzzed: 10 best places for free-flow alcohol in Singapore, from S$19.99

Love a good night out filled with booze and bad decisions? Us, too. 

Unfortunately, drinking out in Singapore has become rather expensive in recent years and it has become harder to justify going out and painting the town red.

But not all hope is lost, thankfully. Recently, we’ve been seeing more and more free-flow alcohol deals popping up all around Singapore.

Free-flowing booze, great vibes and a great value for money — sounds like a perfect night out with friends.

If you’re curious on how to affordably drink all the alcohol you want — responsibly, of course — then read on for the places in Singapore where you can get tipsy on free-flow alcohol, starting from just S$20.

1. Helen’s Bar — Chijmes

Chijmes, B1-07, 30 Victoria Street
Open: Sunday to Friday (6pm to 3am), Saturday (6pm to 4am)

When? Wednesday (6pm to 9pm) for cocktails, and Fridays (6pm to 9pm) for beer

Price: S$19.99 for up to 3 hours of free-flow Carlsberg draft beer or free-flow cocktails.

Why visit? Originating from China, Helen’s Bar is one of the biggest bar brands in the world, with over 400 outlets worldwide. On Wednesdays, it offers free-flow cocktails at its Chijmes outlet and on Fridays, Carlsberg draft beer.

For just S$19.99, it’s pretty much unbeatable value, especially if you’re there with a big group. In case you’re wondering what types of cocktails to expect, there’s a slew of concoctions ranging from classic rum coke to Singapore Slings.

2. Kura Oyster & Highball Bar

Far East Square, 01-01, 84 Telok Ayer Street
Open: Monday (6pm to 11pm), Tuesday to Saturday (11.30am to 2.30pm, 6pm to 11pm)

When? Monday (6.30pm to 7.30pm and 8pm to 9.30pm) and Saturday (12pm to 1.30pm, 6.30pm to 7.30pm and 8pm to 9.30pm)

Price: S$49 for 90 minutes of free-flow alcohol and oysters, with order of two dishes per person

Why visit? What’s better than free-flow alcohol? Free-flow alcohol and oysters. Both things can  be rather pricey so we’re glad that Kura Oyster & Highball Bar is offering such a strong value proposition in expensive Singapore.

The social media-viral promo grants you access to both Japanese naked oysters and a selection of beer, highballs and refreshing sparkling wine cocktails, such as Mimosas.

Do note that there are limited fixed-timing slots on selected days (Monday and Saturday only), so plan early to make the most of it!

3. The Cocktail Office

Soho 1 @ The Central, 12-04, 6 Eu Tong Sen Street
Open: Wednesday to Sunday (6pm to 11pm)

When? Wednesday to Saturday (from 7.30pm).

Price: 

• 90 minutes of free-flow cocktails for S$80 per pax for under five people
• 120 minutes of free-flow cocktails at S$60 per pax for five to 10 people
• 150 minutes of free-flow cocktails at S$50 per pax for 11 to 20 people

Why visit? A relatively new bar on the scene that only opened in early 2024, The Cocktail Office is interestingly located in an actual office space (hence the name) in Clarke Quay, and comes with a great view, too. 

Unlike many free-flow alcohol promos, where the options tend to be cheaper variations off its actual menu, the free-flow drinks you’ll get here come from its meticulously crafted cocktail menu. 

Look out for unique creations such as the maple-laden Canadian-inspired Tim Hortons espresso martini riff and the Sarsi Suka, a localised dark & stormy twist that incorporates the Sarsi soft drink.

4. Ume San 100

Fortune Centre, 02-07, 190 Middle Road
Open: Monday to Saturday (12pm to 2.30pm, 5pm to 11pm), Sunday (11am to 2.30pm, 5pm to 10pm)

When? Happy hour runs from Monday to Friday (5pm to 6.30pm)

Price: 90 minutes of free-flow highballs from S$22

Why visit? This Japanese bar, tucked away on the second floor of Fortune Centre, first went viral during its opening period, thanks to its whimsical vending machine entrance. 

Ume San 100 specialises in umeshus and highballs, which makes its happy-hour deal extremely attractive as you get to chug down all the highballs you want for just S$22, with three choices between ume, yuzushu (Japanese yuzu liqueur) and shiso. Oh, plus you get free edamame to pair with your highballs, too! 

There’s also a S$25 Package B option that includes more premium options such as Koh-Kun highball (using Koh-Kun whisky), if you’re craving for something more atas.

5. Issho Izakaya

Great World, 01-123, 1 Kim Seng Promenade
Open: Monday to Sunday (11am to 10pm)

When? Monday to Sunday (from 5pm)

Price: S$19.99 for 90 minutes of free-flow sake with complimentary appetisers.

Why visit? The best izakaya visits always come with a healthy helping of highballs or sake. That’s how you know your visit to Issho Izakaya is going to be good — it offers free-flow sake for its guests, every evening from 5pm. 

At just S$19.99, guests get free-flow sake for 90 minutes, and a trio of Japanese appetisers to prime your tummy for the free-flow alcohol.

6. Cheeselads

117 Tyrwhitt Road
Open: Monday (4pm to 10.30pm), Wednesday and Thursday (12pm to 10.30pm), Friday and Saturday (12pm to 12am), Sunday (12am to 10.30pm)

When? Monday (4pm to 8pm), Wednesday and Thursday (12pm to 8pm), Friday to Sunday (12pm to 5pm)

Price: 90 minutes of free-flow wine for S$39

Why visit? Sure, the name Cheeselads suggests a cheese shop but it’s not just parmesans and cheddars at this quaint shop near Jalan Besar — you get to treat yo’self to free-flow alcohol while nibbling on your charcuterie, too.

Bottomless booze at Cheeselads entails 90 minutes of free-flowing sauvignon blanc, cabernet sauvignon and bubbly prosecco. Sounds like the perfect spot for those who love both cheese and wine!

7. White Shades

25 Boon Tat Street
Open: Monday to Saturday (4pm to 12am)

When? Monday to Saturday (9pm to 11pm)

Price: S$50 for up to two hours of free-flow highballs

Why visit? Located at the bustling Telok Ayer, White Shades is the perfect get-together spot for CBD dwellers. 

Opened by a veteran bartender with a CV littered with World’s 50 Best Bars, this unique concept has four levels and each has its own distinct identity and the free-flow alcohol is found on the highball-focused first floor.

From 9pm to 11pm, you can indulge in all the kaku highballs you want for S$50 — each highball already comes with a price tag of S$19, so it’s a pretty good deal! Besides the classic kaku highball, guests can also opt for more unique flavours such as yuzu, umeshu, shiso or genmaicha.

8. Publico

Intercontinental Singapore Robertson Quay, 1 Nanson Road
Open: Sunday to Thursday (12pm to 11pm), Friday and Saturday (12pm to 11.30pm)

When? Saturday, Sunday and public holidays (12.30pm to 4pm, last order at 2pm)

Price: S$95 for 2 hours of free-flow Aperol spritzes, wines, bottled beers and spirits

Why visit? This deal at the stalwart Italian restaurant Publico is a bit pricier but it offers something a bit more luxe compared to the other free-flow alcohol experiences in Singapore — spirits.

Meant to create the most convivial weekend gatherings, the swanky Italian outfit dubs its free-flow experience as a  “free-flow ritual” and pampers guests with a melange of alcohol, ranging from Aperol Spritz and prosecco to Bombay Sapphire gin and Grey Goose vodka.

9. Clayful Art Cafe

Orchard Central, 03-23, 181 Orchard Road
Open: Sunday to Thursday (11am to 10pm), Friday and Saturday (11am to 11pm)

When? Monday to Sunday (12pm to 9.30pm)

Price: S$20 for 1 hour of free-flow Tiger and Guinness beer or S$38 for 1 hour of free-flow prosecco

Why visit? Okay, it might be a spot primarily known for its pottery painting experiences, but Clayful Art Cafe also surprisingly offers free-flow alcohol — at very affordable prices, too.

Say you want to bring a special someone out for a fun little date and feel like relaxing with some booze, Clayful Art Cafe gives you the option to relax with some beers or prosecco.

10. Alley on 25

Andaz Singapore, Level 25, 5 Fraser Street
Open: Monday to Sunday (7am to 10:30pm)

When? Thursday to Sunday (6pm to 8pm)

Price: S$48 for 2 hours of free-flow cocktails, beer and wine.

Why visit? Nestled on level 25 of Andaz Singapore, Alley on 25 is one of the best spots in Singapore for free-flow alcohol and a solid view of the city. The bottomless bar takeover is available from Thursday to Sunday, which means you can pop by for a smashing boozy weekend. 

It features cocktails including Aperol spritzes, negronis and cosmopolitans, as well as the house Andaz lager for beerheads and both red and white wine for the vino connoisseurs in your squad.

For more ideas on what to eat, read our stories on the hottest hotpots in Singapore to bring your gang to and Singapore’s first American malt shop in Joo Chiat!

Kura Oyster & Highball Bar, Issho Izakaya, and Publico are on the GrabFood delivery service and offer free delivery (up to S$3 off) with GrabUnlimited. 

You can make a reservation for all the Helen’s Bar, Kura Oyster & Highball Bar, The Cocktail Office, Issho Izakaya, Cheeselads, Publico, and Alley on 25 via Chope.

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