Publico Ristorante

Colonial District, the Quays & Marina Bay


Bringing a touch of Italian swank to the Singapore River, Publico Ristorante is the place to head for delicious homemade pastas and classic wood-fired pizzas. The tropical outdoor terrazza, complete with comfy lounges and twinkling string lighting, is the perfect spot to enjoy a pre- or post-dinner Aperol spritz.


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