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We are popping up at Shaw House!
Level 1, Isetan Scotts, 350 Orchard Road, Singapore 238868. Open every day, 10am to 6pm, for a month. Drop us into your maps now.
We'll be running our favourite espresso-based drinks alongside some filter options we're really excited about. The Peru Geisha and a Yunnan Purple Caturra are both on. Two very different cups, both worth trying if you get the chance.
We also have bakes. The blue cheese basque burnt cheesecake has been a crowd favourite, and honestly, we get it. Our in-house cookies and tiramisu are there too if you're after something to go with your coffee.
Shaw House isn't a place we'd usually find ourselves. Which is exactly why we said yes. Pop in, we'd really love to see you.
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Something has been on our minds.
For the past while, we've been going by the name Ought. But lately, we've been returning to something older, something that feels more like us.
Prodigal Roasters.
We started as Prodigal, more than ten years ago in Ang Mo Kio. For those who have been with us that long, you'll remember what that felt like. For those who found us more recently, it still means the same thing. Coming back. Finding your way home. Belonging somewhere.
We've been thinking about what it means to build something with longevity. Consolidating around the Prodigal name, alongside Prodigal Cafe in Macpherson, feels like the honest move. It's who we are. Specialty coffee, at our hearts.
With love, The folks at Prodigal
