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Gillman Barracks to get cyclist-friendly cafe, live music bar in 2023 - Vimarsana News

Gillman Barracks to get cyclist-friendly cafe, live music bar in 2023

Others News - Visitors to Gillman Barracks can look forward to a new cyclist-friendly cafe and live music bar in 2023, as part of plans to... Read more at www.tnp.sg

'Borrowed close to $2 million to cover operational costs': Gillman Barracks F&B tenants asked to retender or leave - Vimarsana News

'Borrowed close to $2 million to cover operational costs': Gillman Barracks F&B tenants asked to retender or leave

SINGAPORE — Food and beverage tenants at Gillman Barracks have expressed concern about having to give up their spaces after the Singapore Land Authority (SLA) on Tuesday (May 24) launched tenders for their sites. Creamier Handcrafted Ice Cream and Coffee, Masons and Handlebar wish to remain at the arts cluster off Alexandra Road after their leases expire early next year....

Gillman Barracks to get $2m upgrade, with farmers' markets and more F&B options planned - Vimarsana News

Gillman Barracks to get $2m upgrade, with farmers' markets and more F&B options planned

SINGAPORE - Farmers' markets, bistros and farm-to-table restaurants are among some offerings that visitors to Gillman Barracks can expect in future after plans to rejuvenate the area into a lifestyle enclave are completed. The Singapore Land Authority (SLA) on Tuesday (May 24) announced plans to introduce more food and beverage and lifestyle concepts - such as unique dining experiences and...

Gillman Barracks F&B tenants dismayed by launch of tenders for their sites - Vimarsana News

Gillman Barracks F&B tenants dismayed by launch of tenders for their sites

They said business is starting to pick up after they struggled to stay afloat during the Covid-19 pandemic.  . Read more at straitstimes.com.