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The Coffee Nations
The Coffee Nations was started with the aim to create a quality-driven coffee house with a warm, inviting and relaxing atmosphere. It is based on “The Third Place concept”, combining coffee and travel as the central ideas to bring out the concept. Hence we hope to transport our guests into another world, offering them a whole new experience.
“The Third Place” is neither home nor workplace, but somewhere between. It is a place to meet, socialise, relax, hang out, or work away from the office. It is a place to eat and drink without pressure to consume or move on. It is an informal gathering place where people in a particular neighbourhood meet to develop friendships, discuss issues, and interact with others. It is a place where our guests feel welcome and comfortable, and where it is easy to enter into conversation. In essence, “The Third Place” is a living room, but not in someone’s house; a workplace, but not in someone’s office.
We aspire to provide a unique coffee house experience by offering premium espresso-based coffee drinks from all over the world so as to bring a part of the cultural experience to our guests. Coupled with the aim of providing a travel experience which is one of the most enjoyable activities for many people, it is our belief that providing travel publications and magazines will improve our guests’ degree of comfort in The Coffee Nations.
“The Third Place” is neither home nor workplace, but somewhere between. It is a place to meet, socialise, relax, hang out, or work away from the office. It is a place to eat and drink without pressure to consume or move on. It is an informal gathering place where people in a particular neighbourhood meet to develop friendships, discuss issues, and interact with others. It is a place where our guests feel welcome and comfortable, and where it is easy to enter into conversation. In essence, “The Third Place” is a living room, but not in someone’s house; a workplace, but not in someone’s office.
We aspire to provide a unique coffee house experience by offering premium espresso-based coffee drinks from all over the world so as to bring a part of the cultural experience to our guests. Coupled with the aim of providing a travel experience which is one of the most enjoyable activities for many people, it is our belief that providing travel publications and magazines will improve our guests’ degree of comfort in The Coffee Nations.
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Address: 17 Bali Lane
Country: Singapore
Website: www.thecoffeenations.com.sg
Email: enquiries@thecoffeenations.com.sg
Phone: 63922263
Hours:
Mon-Fri 11.00am - 11.00pm
Sat-Sun 11.00am - 11.00pm
Price Range: $5 - $15
Good for Groups
Good for Kids
Accepts Credit Card
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Permalink Reply by Alun Evans on -
Drinking a flatwhite here as I type this. Great coffee, friendly staff. Located a stones throw from Raffles Hospital and the Bugis Junction MRT station. Obviously good WIFI too!!
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Permalink Reply by Alun Evans on
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Lee, are you still open? Swung by last time and the doors were down...
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Permalink Reply by Lee on -
Hi Alun,
Great to hear from you! How are you? Yes, we are still open but we have changed our operation hours. We are now open from 11am to 11pm from Sun to Thurs and 11am to 1am on Fri and Sat. Do drop by when you are free!
Best Regards
Lee Wei Ren
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Permalink Reply by Alun Evans on
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Ahhh...I see! Pity I did not check back sooner, was in Singapore 2 weeks back. Might be there in mid to late November so will pop in and say hi. I checked out the new Papa.P place over @ Newton...but it too was closed (it was a Monday)...
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