[2025 Singapore Restaurant] Travel Guide for LONG BAR (Updated May)

Always keep Raffles Long Bar in your must-do activity when you are in Singapore. This is the only bar in Singapore whereby you can throw your peanut shells on the ground. Yes, this is a traditional thing to do at Raffles Long Bar. The drinks here are on the higher side but for the atmosphere and ambience, it is worth it. They have a large collection of cocktails and Singapore Sling is their signature drink. There is also an ancient ice maker machine which is still in working condition at the bar. There is no need so splurge a stay at Raffles Hotel when you can just visit Raffles Long Bar. #singapore

The long bar - yes the drinks are expensive.... but come hungry and eat as many peanuts as you can handle :) It’s just something you should do in Singapore! and you just throw the shells onto the floor! very strong but a good experience! #merrychristmas

Raffles Singapore, a living testament to history, has captivated visitors with its unparalleled charm since its opening in 1887, embodying Singapore's past and present. Located in the heart of Singapore, the hotel's architecture blends colonial elegance with Southeast Asian flair. Stepping inside is like traveling back in time, where high ceilings, vintage shutters, and ornate chandeliers exude grandeur and sophistication. The long corridors, filled with the aroma of spices and teakwood, whisper tales of the mystical Orient. Each room at Raffles Singapore is a meticulously crafted work of art, adorned with luxurious and stylish decor. Antique furniture, exquisite fabrics, and bespoke accessories complement each other perfectly. Suites come with private butler service, catering to every guest's needs. The hotel's dining options are equally impressive. Birthplace of the Singapore Sling cocktail, the Long Bar offers a unique drinking experience, with peanut shells scattered across the floor, adding to the distinctive ambiance. Restaurants like Raffles Grill showcase exquisite culinary skills, presenting classic European cuisine. In addition, the hotel features a spa, boutiques, and other amenities, creating an all-encompassing luxurious experience for guests, making it a dream destination for travelers worldwide.

#Southeast Asia Travel #Singapore This is where the Singapore Sling, a famous cocktail in Singapore, originated. If you want to taste the original, you should go to Long Bar. Long Bar is located on the 2nd floor of the Raffles Hotel. Guests can make reservations, but regular customers have to walk in. Although it was a weekday, there were many people waiting in line. After waiting for about 30 minutes, I got in. The price for a drink is 39 dollars (Singapore dollars). The price is high, but since you get to taste the original, peanuts are provided unlimitedly. And the unique culture here is that they just throw the peanut shells on the floor.ㅎㅎㅎ It's really amazing to see all the peanut shells on the floor. They say they did it in the past and still do it today. I think it's become a special feature. I recommend trying it at least once! And since the hotel is nice, take a look around the hotel.ㅎㅎ!

#0yentravelnovember I recommend the famous Long bar! It has historical significance, and it's worth going because it still respects the traditions of that time and has been recreated exactly as they were! If you have the time, it's also a good idea to stop by the Raffle Hotel, which has a bar

#bar #singapore #singaporebar The long bar located at Raffles Hotel in Singapore is the origin of Singapore Sling bartending. You must have a drink when you come to Singapore. The bar also sells peripheral products. There will be a free bag of peanuts on the table that you can eat for free. After eating, just throw the shells on the floor. The Singapore Sling, whether it tastes good or not, is the main reason for visiting, so you must have a drink. The price is about NT$1,000 per cup. I rarely drink mixed drinks. I think it tastes okay. The other cup is non-alcoholic. drinks. If you are interested, you can come here to have a good drink. It is not possible to reserve a table. Avoid the crowds and avoid queuing. Address: Raffles Hotel, Singapore Business hours: Sunday to Wednesday 11.00am – 10.30pm (last seating) Thursday to Saturday 11.00am – 11.30pm (last seating)

[Long Bar] Location: 1 Beach Rd, Singapore 189673 2nd floor of Raffles Hotel Access: 6 minutes walk from Exit B of City Hall MRT (subway) Opening hours: Thursday-Saturday 11:00-23:30 Sunday-Wednesday 11:00-22:30 Budget per person: From about 4,000 yen ・The original Singapore Sling: 39 SGD ・Teetotaller's Sling (non-alcoholic Singapore Sling): 16 SGD + 19% service charge Recommended points: The birthplace of the Singapore Sling! The appetizer of unshelled peanuts is all-you-can-eat! It's funny how you throw the skin on the floor after eating🤣 It's a popular restaurant so you have to queue, but there are many seats and the turnover is good so it moves fast♪ #Singapore #SingaporeTrip #SingaporeTourism #SingaporeGourmet #LongBar #longbar #singaporesling #RafflesHotel #raffleshotelsingapore #TravelGirlYuka #SummerPhoto

SingaporeSling is a signature cocktail in Singapore. The very original glass of this cocktail created in this historical bar call LongBar. Litters is not allowed everywhere in Singapore, you will get FINES! But hey, feel free to throw all the nuts shells you want on the floor when you visit LONGBAR#singaporebar #singapore #singaporesling

I recently went to Bangkok from Manila to save money on air tickets. Hence the short trip to Singapore (about a day) Since this is my first time coming to this country, I am famous here. Bak Kut Teh Chili Crab Kaya Toast Satay Laksa Hainanese Chicken But you can’t lack anything, so it’s worth it😆 And the Singapore Sling cocktail with Singapore🇸🇬 in the name is definitely a must-try. It can be said to be one of the most anticipated things in this short trip. The Singapore Sling originated around 1915 It was made by a Chinese bartender who was working at Raffles Hotel in Singapore at the time. This sweet and sour concoction is made with gin and tonic and pineapple juice. This cocktail became very popular as soon as it was launched To this day, many people still come here, especially Westerners. The last time I went there, all the people in line were Westerners. The bar is decorated in the style of the Raffles Hotel, with a strong colonial feel. After sitting down, friends who don’t drink discovered that there is also a non-alcoholic version of the Singapore Sling. We both ordered one alcoholic version and one non-alcoholic version. To be honest, the price of this alcoholic version is simply sky-high. A glass of original Singapore Sling costs S$39, excluding tax. On the other hand, the non-alcoholic version was only half the price, which almost made me swayed. But I ordered it for him with the determination that I must try it now that I’m here. Fortunately, I wasn’t disappointed, but even the non-alcoholic version tastes great. In fact, I feel like I could just order that one🤫 The taste is basically the same But what made me unforgettable was not only the decoration and this sky-high price cocktail full of history. It’s more about Long Bar’s centuries-old tradition, Since wooden floors will be dusty when cleaned, peanut shells can help reduce dust. In Singapore, where chewing gum or littering are punishable by fines or caning It feels like the only magical place that encourages littering😆 And the whole floor is really covered in peanut shells It was so full that when I first came in, I thought their store was too dirty. There are peanut shells all over the floor without cleaning them🧹 It really feels special after learning about them😆 #WinHong Kong air ticket I want to go to Hong Kong to eat roast duck and there are many, many delicious foods.

Address: #02-01, Raffles Arcade, 328 North Bridge Rd, Singapore 188719 Raffles Hotel is to Singapore what Peace Hotel is to Shanghai and Peninsula Hotel is to Hong Kong. But even if you don’t stay at the Raffles Hotel, you can’t miss the long bar at the Raffles Hotel when you come to Singapore. The must-order cocktail is the Singapore Sling, which features leisurely jazz music accompanied by peanut shells all over the floor (free peanuts are provided on the table for guests to eat as a snack, and after eating, just throw the shells on the floor, which is the tradition of Long Bar). It's not cheap, but it's worth it to enjoy the place.

Opened in 1887, the oldest traditional Raffles Hotel in Singapore. Cocktail Singapore Sling was first created in 1915 by a bartender named Niam Tong Boon at the Long Bar in the Raffles Hotel. It is a sweet and sour cocktail with gin as a base, cherry brandy, and lemon juice. It is still a popular place, so there was a bit of a wait, but the atmosphere of Long Bar, where you can feel the traces of time, was so nice, and it was really meaningful to taste the original Singapore Sling. The special thing about this place is that you eat the peanuts provided for free and just throw the shells on the floor. It was a really good time to sit at the bartop and have a drink while spending time alone:) #Singapore #SingaporeTravel #LongBar #SingaporeSling #RafflesHotel #SingaporeHotPlace #SingaporeRecommendation #SingaporeLongBar #SoutheastAsiaTravel #OverseasTravelRecommendation #WorldTravel #PlacesToVisitInSingapore