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Dolcetto by Basilico

This artisanal Italian pastry shop and café, a spin off Regent Singapore’s ever-popular Italian restaurant Basilico, offers a range of freshly-baked breads and pastries (made twice a day) including pesto and pine nut bread ($8) and Sicilian tomato focaccia ($8). There’s also an indoor and alfresco seating area if you have time for a sit-down bite, with sandwiches such as squid ink panini with king crab and prawns ($13) and salads like tuna with fennel and asparagus ($13) or Burrata with Sicilian cherry tomatoes and rocket ($16). In the mood for something sweet? Then try a bombolone (Italian donut; $4) with fillings including cioccolato (chocolate) or macarons ($2.25/piece; $12/box) in flavors such as strawberry and aged balsamic, Amedei chocolate and chili and a unique squid ink macaron with mascarpone cheese and smoked salmon. It’s also hard to go wrong with signatures like the Amalfi lemon tart (from $9) and ricotta cheesecake (from $9). They also stock goods like olive oils and balsamic vinegars (from $32), as well as sweets and chocolates (from $6) from one of Italy’s oldest confectioneries, Pastiglie Leone.


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