Smoke & Mirrors invites you to experience cocktail creation as visual art, perched on the rooftop of National Gallery Singapore beneath the city skyline. Its sculptural mirrored bar fuses indoor and outdoor space, drawing inspiration from the surrounding heritage site and Southeast Asia’s largest modern art collection. Led by creative bartenders like Mel John Chavez, the program—branded "The Real Art of Drinking"—weaves art principles (Contrast, Movement, Proportion) into its drinks lineup. Menu volumes explore everything from classic Sazeracs to theatrical originals like “The Manhattan Project” and visually striking creations such as the “Moves Like Jigger” and “License to Kill”. Cocktails run about SGD 30–34 (~USD 22–25) per glass . The setting is intimate and upscale—wicker furniture lines a long terrace overlooking Padang, Esplanade Park, and Marina Bay as the sun sets. Expect polished city‑chic vibes, light bites (truffle fries, tacos, cheese-martini pairings), and friendly professional service. Reservations recommended; outdoor seats carry a minimum spend (SGD 40–60) depending on the day. Dress code: casual‑city chic (no flip-flops or gym attire). Note: Smoke & Mirrors will close its National Gallery location on March 15, 2025 after nine memorable years—however, the team hints at future ventures elsewhere.
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