Oliver Pe

Womderful and quaint annexed section within a European village styled bookstore. You can check out the beautiful displays as well as talk to the attentive curates about the items exhibited.

The space is very limited but is a worthwhile visit to feel and experience the Solvang charm.

Rustic European bistro with two cozy tight dining sections. Food was mainly French and Italian inspired with an informal and casual menu that is translated from local products. Items are wonderfully presented and authentic in taste with ample serving sizes worth sharing. Pizza is touted as the best in the area but is not available during breakfast times. Service is a bit rushed and hectic as the place is commonly busy especially during brunch times. The layout is very tight especially with the dark decor and impressive oven and open semi open kitchen area. A nice place for small groups and families as well as dates however it can be a squeeze and not ideal for leisure dining experiences.

Japanese Izakaya that lives up to its definition. Some unique items to its menu that offers dishes that won't be found in other restos are its inhouse tofu and shark cartilege. Though the food is excellent it would do well for the servers to recommend pairings and combinations to truly give diners the best izakaya experience. Dinner menu is best taken with drinks. The corner lot is very packed and tight with very limited seating indoors especially at night where diners will take more time. Best for very small groups only and reservations are recommended.

Picturesque viewpoint if you are accessing via the air walk trail from the hotel

One of the oldest shopping centers in SG that offers some interesting retail finds as well as a convention center.