17 Pet-Friendly Cafes Where You Can Use CDC Vouchers (Singapore, 2025 Edition)

Cafe-hopping in Singapore is always a treat — but what if you could bring your furkid along and save money while you’re at it?
Thanks to the CDC Voucher Scheme, you can now stretch your budget while exploring more than just your usual haunts.

This guide is your one-stop, fact-checked, and pet-owner–friendly directory of 17 pet-welcoming cafes that accept CDC Vouchers as of August 2025.
We’ve gone in-depth on atmosphere, pet policies, food highlights, and insider tips — so you can confidently plan your next outing with both paws and palate in mind.

📍 Easy-to-Glance Index by Location

Central & City

• Bailey & Patch Pet Café (Redhill)
• Hello Arigato (Everton Park, Tiong Bahru)
• Bag Me Up Bagel House (Everton Park)
• PRAIRIE By Craftsmen (Cluny Court, River Valley)
• The Cat Café (Bukit Timah)
• Bailey and Whiskey (Depot Road)

North

• Curry Café (Admiralty)
• Menage Café (Sin Ming)
• The Urban Hideout (Sembawang)
• Sun Ray Café (Serangoon)

East

• Refuel Café & Bakery (Bedok)
• Anna’s Sourdough (Punggol)
• Daruma Tavern (Punggol)
• PRAIRIE By Craftsmen (Joo Chiat)

West

• Burnt Cones (Sunset Way)
• Daily Ground (Bukit Timah)
• W39 Bistro & Bakery (West Coast)

🗂 At-a-Glance Pet-Friendly Café Table

Deep Dive List (Detailed Reviews)

1. Bailey & Patch Pet Café | Redhill

Atmosphere: Warm, inclusive, and run with a social mission—Singapore’s first pet café to train and empower youths with special needs.
Pet Policy: All pets welcome. Menu includes dog-safe cai fan and pet treats. Grooming services available onsite.
Food: Comforting Asian fare—think aromatic Chicken Curry Rice, Braised Pork Knuckle, Sesame Oil Chicken, and sweet treats by Baker Ben, a prodigy and mentor with special needs.
Standout: Charitable, family-friendly, inviting for pet playdates.
Insider Tip: Try their Fried Prawn Paste Chicken Wings and Nasi Lemak with Ayam Berempah, which are customizable to your protein preference, starting from $7.80 for mains.

Image Source: Bailey & Patch Pet Café

2. Refuel Café & Bakery | Heartlands

Atmosphere: Casual heartland brunch spot with both indoor and outdoor seating.
Pet Policy: Pets welcome outdoors.
Food: Hearty fusion plates—Pulled Pork Benedict, Salmon Pesto Scramble, Apple Crumble Pancakes, and Fuel Iced Tea.
Standout: Generous portions, affordable sets, study-friendly WiFi, and a lively neighborhood vibe.
Insider Tip: Their burgers aren't part of meal sets, but try the creamy Pesto Pasta and sinful fries for crowd-pleasers.

Image Source: Refuel Cafe

3. Burnt Cones | Sunset Way

Atmosphere: Minimalist, open-air, low-key neighborhood hotspot.
Pet Policy: Dogs welcome at alfresco tables.
Food: Choose between light, medium, or dark cones for your gelato. Must-try: 85% Dark Chocolate scoop, Pistachio gelato, and burnt-but-fluffy waffles.
Standout: Open till midnight, vegan options available.
Insider Tip: Their waffles have a unique caramelized crust and texture—regulars swear by them for dessert or supper.

Image Source: Burnt Cones

4. Anna’s Sourdough | Punggol

Atmosphere: Inviting, rustic, large patio.
Pet Policy: Pets are welcome outdoors; occasionally host dog events.
Food: House sourdough made with 20 grains, sourdough sandwiches, pizzas, and specialty toast. Unique sides like miso beetroot hummus and mushroom pâté complement the breads.
Standout: Gut-healing menu with nutritionally diverse options.
Insider Tip: “Diversity Board” of breads is great for sharing; try the Turkish Delight Sourdough if you love dried fruits and nuts.

Image Source: Anna's Sourdough

5. Hello Arigato | Everton Park, Tiong Bahru

Atmosphere: Minimalist, stylish, cozy (seats~30).
Pet Policy: Dogs welcome at outdoor tables; leash recommended.
Food: Signature sandos (try the Spam & Egg, or Gyu Sando), Japanese brunch plates, Iced Dirty Matcha.
Standout: Famous for their Japanese fusion sandwiches and house-baked cookies.
Insider Tip: Skip the fries and get their Hello Twister fries doused in Japanese curry and cheese sauce.

Image Source: Hello Arigato

6. Curry Café | Admiralty

Atmosphere: Unpretentious, air-conditioned heartland café.
Pet Policy: Pets allowed outdoors, not indoors.
Food: Crowd-favorite Curry Chicken, crispy prata, classic Asian fried rice, and retro desserts.
Standout: Value-for-money dishes; friendly, neighborhood feel.
Insider Tip: Their prata stands out as crispy and delicious, and the aromatic curry is lauded by regulars.

Image Source: Curry Cafe

7. Bag Me Up Bagel House | Everton Park

Atmosphere: Cozy, hidden; limited indoor seats, more alfresco.
Pet Policy: Dogs at outdoor tables, water bowl recommended.
Food: Wagyu Beef Patty Bagels and house-made herb mayo; White Peach Fresh Milk Tea is a surprise hit.
Standout: Unique bagel sandwiches, focus on quality meats.
Insider Tip: Juicy beef patties and refreshing teas; bagel texture may be chewier than expected.

Image Source: Bag Me Up Bagel House

8. Daily Ground | Bukit Timah

Atmosphere: Tucked-away, neighborhood favorite; Scandinavian-minimalist with quiet nooks.
Pet Policy: Pets welcome outdoors.
Food: Signature rosti with savory sides, cinnamon hazelnut croissants, daily baked goods.
Standout: Affiliation with SugarTree Gelato for unique dessert combos.
Insider Tip: Arrive before noon for fresh pastries and less crowd; reservations advised at peak brunch.

Image Source: Daily Ground

9. Menage Café | Sin Ming

Atmosphere: Spacious, pet-centric yet laid-back.
Pet Policy: Pets welcome indoors and outdoors (rare for cafes in SG); offers gourmet pet menu.
Food: Duck Confit Rice, fusion meals, creative pet bento boxes.
Standout: Best-in-class gourmet pet menu, fun community events.
Insider Tip: Sundays attract dog meetups; try their pet bento for Instagram moments.

Image Source: Menage Cafe

10. Surrey Hills Grocer | Woodleigh Mall, One Holland Village

Atmosphere: Bright, Australian-style grocery-café.
Pet Policy: Alfresco zones tailored for pets; buy pet food inside.
Food: Fluffy pancakes, Aussie-style brunches, eggs-on-toast.
Standout: Integrated grocer lets you shop for both yourself and your pet.
Insider Tip: Try everything once—menus rotate seasonally.

Image Source: Surrey Hills Grocer

11. Sun Ray Café | Serangoon

Atmosphere: Chill, community-driven.
Pet Policy: Both pets and pet owners made to feel at home; pet bento menu available.
Food: House-roasted coffee, affordable café fare (mains~$10), pet whippy bowls.
Standout: Famous for pet events, warm regular crowd.
Insider Tip: Ask for the salmon pet bowl—popular with both dogs and cats.

Image Source: Sun Ray Cafe

12. PRAIRIE By Craftsmen | Various

Atmosphere: Alfresco and casual indoor seating, stylish and modern.
Pet Policy: Pets outdoors at all outlets.
Food: All-day breakfast, burgers, fresh salads.
Standout: Great for brunch and group hangouts.
Insider Tip: River Valley branch is closest to dog parks.

Image Source: PRAIRIE

13. W39 Bistro & Bakery | West Coast

Atmosphere: Bright, fun, bakery vibes.
Pet Policy: Dedicated pet menu, outdoor tables for dogs.
Food: Brunch faves (Eggs Benny, Salmon Toast), gourmet pet meal bowls (wagyu, salmon, beef).
Standout: Staff fusses over furry guests.
Insider Tip: Try the pet salmon bowl for photogenic fur moments.

Image Source: W39 Bistro & Bakery

14. The Urban Hideout | Sembawang

Atmosphere: Community café, family-focused.
Pet Policy: Alfresco pet space, water bowls available.
Food: Jumbo croissants, pasta bowls.
Standout: Relaxed, welcoming vibe for both parents and furkids.
Insider Tip: Mornings are quieter if you want to socialize dogs.

Image Source: The Urban Hideout

15. The Cat Café | Bukit Timah

Atmosphere: Cat sanctuary plus café; 14+ resident cats roam freely.
Pet Policy: Cat lovers only; no external cats allowed.
Food: Simple drinks, cakes, and snacks.
Standout: All cats are rescue/adopted; calming environment for cat lovers.
Insider Tip: Book ahead for weekends; manage expectations for small food menu.

Image Source: The Cat Cafe

16. Daruma Tavern | Punggol

Atmosphere: Chill, Japanese-Western fusion bar (no alcohol for CDC use), airy alfresco.
Pet Policy: Pets outdoors; bring a leash.
Food: Udon pasta, yakitori plates, Western-Japanese fusion.
Standout: Quiet for dinner; inventive fusion food.
Insider Tip: Try their omurice-style mains.

Image Source: Daruma Tavern

17. Bailey and Whiskey | Depot Road

Atmosphere: Safari-themed, relaxed, local charm.
Pet Policy: Outdoor seating for dogs; relax and unwind.
Food: Local plates, affordable sides, snacks.
Standout: Pet zone doubles as conversation corner for animal lovers.
Insider Tip: Peaceful weekday afternoons for a calm meal or work session.

Image Source: Bailey and Whiskey

How To Use Your CDC Vouchers at Pet-Friendly Cafes

• Check for sticker/sign at entrance or counter
• Confirm via call or on café’s social media for updated status
• Outdoor seating is safest for furkids at most venues

Singapore’s pet-friendly café scene is bigger and better than ever — and with CDC Vouchers in hand, there’s no reason not to explore new places with your furkid.

Whether you’re after a late-night gelato in the West, a gourmet pet bento in the North, or a stylish Japanese sando in the Central district, there’s something in this list for every pet-and-owner pair.

Pro tip: Always double-check voucher acceptance before your trip, leash your pet, bring their water bowl, and keep them comfortable — it’ll make the outing enjoyable for everyone.

Now, grab your vouchers, leash up your furry friend, and start café-hopping — Singapore is full of spots where good food and pets are equally welcome.