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Al-Tazzag
Café Le Caire beats it for food, but Al-Tazzag wins the atmosphere competition. Set in the quiet backstreet of Haji Lane, this colourful café also spreads out along the five-foot ways, serving up meals, mint teas and shisha to Singapore's hipsters until the early hours. No alcohol - but boozy BluJaz Café is metres away.
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Café Le Caire
Blink and you'll miss it during the day, but at night this alcohol-free Egyptian café becomes a miniature scene, especially at weekends, colonising both sides of the street with tables and rugs, filled with lounging shisha -smokers and eager diners gorging on kebabs and superb dips. A must.
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El-Sheik
Desert hues wash over this up-market Lebanese option on the fringe of Kampong Glam. If the English Premier League in the front room proves distracting, take your tub of blue Mediterranean honey (!) and jaw-clenchingly strong coffee and head for the lantern-lit roof terrace.
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