Established in 1992, Harry’s is Singapore’s largest collection of everyday bars and kitchens where people from many backgrounds and cultures come together through food, drinks and entertainment. A place you're always welcome home. Harry's menu is a tasty mix of bar bites, favorite pub classics, Western comfort food, and Singapore local fare. Portions are generous and to be shared with old and new friends you'll meet here. Raise a glass of our signature cocktails, new non-alcoholic drinks, and our wide selection of beer. Recommend Menu Beef Sliders Grass-fed Beef Patty, Brioche Bun, Cheddar, Tomato, Lettuce, Gherkin, Tartar Sauce Laksa Popcorn Chicken Laksa Mayonnaise Dip Chicken Satay Prawn Crackers, Onions, Cucumber, Spicy Peanut Sauce Amigos’ Nachos Guacamole, Black Olives, Jalapeno, Cherry Tomatoes, Cheese Sauce Guinness Beef Pie Slow-cooked Beef Shin in Guinness, Harry’s Spiced Fries, Dressed Salad The ‘Pep’ Spicy Pepperoni*, Tomato Sauce, Mozzarella Truffle Shrooms Mixed Trued Mushrooms, Mozzarella Surfer’s Aglio Olio Spaghetti with Tiger Prawns, Seaweed, Furikake, Garlic, Freshly Cut Chili Greens with Pesto Spaghetti with Green Beans, Broccoli, Sugar Snap Peas, Pinenuts, Pesto, Parmesan Argentinian Rib Eye Dressed Salad, Harry’s Spiced Fries, Spicy Steak Sauce Roasted Chicken Roulade Roasted Sweet Potatoes, Steamed Green Vegetables, Chimichurri Sauce Mushroom Arancini Breaded Mushroom Risotto Balls, Mozzarella, Tomato Dip Location Boat Quay is one of Singapore's most vibrant waterfront destinations, blending rich history with modern entertainment, dining, and nightlife. Nestled along the Singapore River, this iconic stretch was once the heart of Singapore’s bustling trade and commerce during the colonial era. Today, it has transformed into a lively riverside hotspot known for its restaurants, bars, and stunning city views. During the 19th century, Boat Quay was a major trading hub where goods were transported and stored in shophouses along the river. Due to its curved shape resembling a "belly of a carp"—believed to bring prosperity in Feng Shui—the area was one of the busiest trading centers in Singapore. With Singapore’s rapid modernization, Boat Quay has been revitalized into a heritage conservation area filled with charming historic shophouses, many of which have been repurposed into trendy restaurants, bars, and entertainment venues. Today, it is a favorite spot for both locals and tourists looking to unwind by the river.