For a boozy twist, the Bailey’s Coffee Cocktail (S$13.90) is interesting because you’ll be hard-pressed to find alcoholic drinks at our usual coffee joints. With a nice mix of coffee and Bailey’s. The cocktail is a fun way to perk from a slow Monday afternoon. Though it might’ve been even better with a more pronounced taste of chocolate.

Want something cold instead for a hot day? Why not check out the Ice Caramel Macchiato (S$8) that offers a cool stream of creamy sweetness as it washes down your throat? Or, the Iced Latte (S$7.00) that is balanced, not too acidic, and moderately strong to keep you awake.

If you need some grub to go with your coffee, the Ham & Cheese Croissant (S$10.90) is a popular pick. While a simple dish, it is also comforting and filling. The ham, cheddar and lettuce are fantastically balanced, but the winner is the bread: crispy but yielding on the outside, then warm and soft on the inside.

For a less caffeinated option, check out Coffeesmith’s range of frappes. Expect flavours like Coffee, Chocolate, Caramel, Oreo and Green Tea, as well as more unconventional flavours such as the Iced Yoghurt Frappe (from S$8.50). Featuring a slushie of yoghurt blended with ice, the slightly tangy flavours really perk you up without being overly sugary. If you enjoy popular Korean snacks such as yog...

For a sweet treat, the Sunday Brownie (S$9.50) is sure to please, with a generous piece of chocolate brownie topped off with a large scoop of ice cream. The brownie is moist and chocolatey and together with the decadent ice cream it makes an enjoyable treat!

The Cafe Latte (from S$6.50) has an inviting richness and warmth that one expects from the best coffee – from its smell all the way to its aftertaste. A great cuppa for a boost in energy!

Coffeesmith also serves a range of bingsu that comes with finely shaved ice that is milky and isn’t bland at all. They melt in your mouth, not in the bowl. While the bingsu flavours aren’t super unique, they’re solid offerings. The Green Tea Bingsu (S$16.90) comes topped with matcha ice cream and matcha powder that has a slight bitterness, while the shaved milk ice and azuki beans add a nice sweet...

The Iced Cafe Mocha (S$8) is also worth a mention, especially since other renditions tend to be overly sweet from the addition of chocolate syrup, but the one at Coffeesmith has an intense coffee flavour with just a hint of chocolate yet not too distinct. We’re guessing that they incorporate cocoa powder instead of the usual chocolate syrup.

The Smith Waffle (S$10.90) comes with a generous side of jam and cream. It is not just aesthetically pleasing, but delightful for the tastebuds too. Served warm, they are crispy on the outside while remaining fluffy and soft on the inside. While they might not be the absolute best waffles that you’ve ever had, they make a good choice for days (or nights) when you need a quick waffle fix and other...