F1 Singapore Grand Prix 2026: Where to Dine, Drink and Party

As F1 fever sweeps through Singapore, Marina Bay Sands gives fans a diary worth clearing. Free-flow champagne above the city, a night of theatrical cocktails and a signature non-alcoholic drink co-created with Lewis Hamilton promise a week worth dressing up for. From rooftop brunches to champagne tower rituals and special dinners, the buzz carries well beyond the circuit, with tables to book and glasses to raise.

Looking to make a day of it? LAVO’s brunch on 10 October pairs free-flow champagne with a live DJ and sweeping skyline views for an electric Saturday. Sunday takes a different turn at CUT by Wolfgang Puck, where a five-course lunch on 11 October offers the rare chance to get up close with Wolfgang and Byron Lazaroff-Puck.

But the excitement of Formula 1 begins well before the weekend. On 8 October, Bangkok’s Opium Bar, ranked No. 25 on Asia’s 50 Best Bars, takes over Wakuda for a night of theatrical cocktails, bringing a taste of the Thai capital’s bar scene to Singapore. For a leisurely meal with French flair, Maison Boulud serves a curated Moët & Chandon menu from 1 to 11 October. On select dates, its Champagne Tower Ritual adds to the occasion, inviting guests to the Level 1 Terrace for a complimentary glass of Moët & Chandon and a toast to race season.

Lewis Hamilton fans have another reason to visit. Marina Bay Sands will be the exclusive home of Almave in Singapore from race weekend until September 2027. Co-founded by Hamilton and developed with Casa Lumbre’s master distiller Ivan Saldana, the premium non-alcoholic blue agave spirit draws on traditional Mexican distillation techniques.

First on the drinks order is The Lewis, a signature Zero Edit non-alcoholic beverage co-created with Hamilton and the Almave team. Available from 8 October until September 2027, it gives fans a taste of the collaboration long after race weekend ends. From 8 to 15 October, the Almave Circuit brings a selection of Almave-based Zero Edit drinks to participating restaurants across the resort, with a new pour to try at each stop.

Add the beautiful Marina Bay waterfront to the mix, and there is every reason to linger. Between Hamilton-inspired drinks, skyline brunches and unforgettable dining experiences, one visit to Marina Bay Sands may not be enough this F1 season.

Marina Bay Sands is located at 10 Bayfront Avenue, Singapore 018956. Opening hours vary by outlet. Explore the full programme in their Singapore Night Race Dining Guide.

As the Official Champagne of Formula 1, Moët & Chandon is bringing Formula 1 celebrations across 30 venues in Singapore, spanning restaurants, hotels, retail and nightlife throughout the week. 

One of the key stops is Maison Boulud, Singapore’s first Grand Vintage Flagship, where a Magnum Pour takes place daily at 5.43pm, a nod to Moët & Chandon’s founding year of 1743. A dedicated Grand Vintage pairing menu will also be available, with venues including Sushi Samba, Gotti and Sipsip serving Moët & Chandon by the glass during race week. 

Thai actor Bible Wichapas Sumettikul will also be in Singapore during this exciting race weekend and is set to make an appearance at Moët Club on 9 October. 

After dark, Moët & Chandon takes over Amber Lounge, the Official F1 After Party, with bottle parades and its new illuminated Moët Luminous Bow Tie. Prefer to enjoy a cold glass in the comfort of your own home? Don’t worry, selected Cold Storage and FairPrice outlets will also carry Moët & Chandon Impérial Brut with collectible F1 partnership necktags. 

Missed out on a Formula 1 ticket? The wider Moët & Chandon race-week programme is open to the public and does not require an F1 ticket, although individual venues will have their own booking and entry requirements. 

For more information on Moët & Chandon’s Formula 1 celebrations, visit their website. 

A Leclerc Spritz in hand while the Singapore Grand Prix plays out on screen is about as race-week appropriate as it gets. This October, Chivas Regal is bringing its partnership with Scuderia Ferrari HP and Charles Leclerc into Singapore with viewing parties, special serves and a big Sunday night finale. 

On 11 October, Chivas Regal joins local motorsport community Singa.Pole for a Singapore Grand Prix viewing party at ARFC Woodleigh from 7pm. Drinks include the Chivas 18 Highball and Leclerc Spritz, alongside bottle packages and chances to win Chivas Regal x Scuderia Ferrari HP merchandise. Entry requires an RSVP through Singa.Pole. 

Later that night, the attention shifts to HighHouse, where Chivas Regal hosts its post-race party from 10.30pm. NERVO takes over the decks from midnight, while the Leclerc Spritz, made with elderflower, lime and Champagne and co-created with Charles Leclerc, will be poured throughout the evening. 

Pre-sale tickets are S$40, or S$50 at the door, with a Leclerc Spritz included. 

For more information on Chivas Regal’s race-week celebrations and events, visit their website. 

In the week leading up to the race weekend, METT Singapore is turning Fort Canning into its own F1 playground with The Race Edit, running from 2 to 11 October.

The headline event is Cabana Club on 10 October, a collaboration between METT Singapore, 528 Collective and Patrón. Running from noon to 6pm, the party starts with a poolside brunch before moving into a sundown session soundtracked by Hip Hop, R&B and Disco House. Expect Wagyu Sliders, Five-Spice Fried Chicken Wings and Calamarata Cacio e Pepe alongside free-flow drinks, pool access and pop-ups around the garden terrace. General admission starts from S$128++ per person. 

From 2 to 11 October, The Driver’s Table at Canning Bar & Lounge serves snacks and cocktails inspired by famous Grand Prix destinations, including Monaco Lobster Roll, Imola Beef Tartare and circuit-themed drinks such as 5 Lights, Pole Position and Monza. 

Taking place on 3 and 10 October, the Riviera Race Club Brunch at L’Amo Bistrò del Mare pairs premium seafood and Italian dishes with free-flow Champagne, race-inspired cocktails and live piano music. 

METT Singapore is located at 11 Canning Walk, Singapore 178881. Book The Race Edit experiences online via their website. 

Make room for another meal with our guide to new restaurants and menus in Singapore, with fresh openings and dishes worth booking beyond F1 week.

Located at Pan Pacific Singapore, the modern London-style steakhouse will offer all-day dining from 9 to 11 October, with both the Dining Room and Library Bar & Lounge opening from 11.30am and the final dinner seating pushed back to 10.30pm. 

Come early for its daily one-for-one Happy Hour from 3pm to 7pm, covering beers, ciders, cocktails and wines, with complimentary sliders served with drinks. If you are staying for dinner, the wood-fired menu includes Australian F1 Wagyu Porterhouse and Tomahawk, Dry-Aged Bone-In Sirloin, oysters, beef tartare and a Wagyu and bone marrow Cottage Pie. 

On Sundays, Stags Head’s British Sunday Roast will be served at both lunch and dinner, with sharing cuts including Chateaubriand, sirloin, pork chop and lamb accompanied by roast potatoes, Yorkshire pudding and gravy. 

Its Marina Centre location also makes it particularly convenient for anyone moving between the circuit and dinner, whether you are stopping by before the racing starts or looking for a proper meal once the crowds begin to thin out.

Stags Head Steakhouse is located at Level 3, Pan Pacific Singapore, 7 Raffles Boulevard, Singapore 039595. Book a table here. 

Some of the best race-weekend views come without a grandstand seat. From 62 floors above Marina Bay, HighHouse and NOVA look directly over parts of the Marina Bay Street Circuit, including the Padang and Esplanade, with race screenings running throughout the weekend. 

At HighHouse, Friday starts with dinner and screenings of FP1 and Sprint Qualifying before Yeti Out’s Arthur and Tom Yeti take over from 11pm. On Sunday, settle in for the main race from 5pm, then stay on for the post-race party headlined by NERVO, with Samrove and Mr J. 

NOVA follows a similar rhythm, beginning each evening with sunset drinks and race screenings before LAP 62 carries the night through to 3am. Saturday brings LENERD+1 with Harv, while Jerms and KNRCK close out the race weekend on Sunday. 

For the view, HighHouse’s Bay and Padang-facing dinner seats come with a S$150++ minimum spend per person. At NOVA, high tables start from the same minimum spend, while cover charges across the weekend start from S$35. 

HighHouse is located at 1 Raffles Place, Levels 61–62, Singapore 048616, with NOVA directly above on Level 63. 

Although entry is usually reserved for its members, The Nanson opens to the public for PR1X: District Red on just one night during race weekend on 10 October. It transforms its rooms into a fictional Asian city inspired by Hong Kong’s neon backstreets, old-school Chinatown, vintage hotel lounges and late-night listening bars. 

There are three different districts to move through. Rouge Temple is the main room, with Hong Kong’s Willer and HE.R Soundsystem joining Singapore’s Sivanesh. Dragon Den brings together Belloy and Watch Her Bern, while Saloon hands things over to Dodgy Yamamoto for a deeper mix of underground house and tribal rhythms.  

The Nanson is located at 1 Nanson Road, Level 3, InterContinental Singapore Robertson Quay, Singapore 238909. 

Sitting 33 floors above Marina Bay Financial Centre, the restaurant looks out across Marina Bay and the circuit, making it a perfect option for guests who would rather enjoy the festivities from afar rather than be in the middle of the action.

Its Night Race Experience runs across the weekend, with an à la carte menu alongside a four-course sharing menu at S$168++ per person. There is also a three-hour free-flow beverage package at S$149++, offering plenty of time to work through the house brews while enjoying the race that unfolds below. 

LeVeL33 is located at 8 Marina Boulevard, #33-01 Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 1, Singapore 018981. 

For more afternoons over champagne and good food, explore our guide to the best Sunday brunches in Singapore.

ATLAS is normally closed on Sundays, but race weekend calls for an exception. On 11 October, the Parkview Square bar will open for Sunday Pitstop, a one-off pre-race session before the final evening of the Singapore Grand Prix.

The afternoon centres on eight specially created cocktails, alongside Champagne by the glass or bottle and a selection of wines. Food comes in the form of ATLAS favourites including Lobster Roll, oysters and Kaluga caviar served on warm blinis.

ATLAS is also relaxing its usual dress code for the occasion, so guests can turn up more casually before heading towards the circuit later in the evening.

ATLAS is located at Parkview Square, 600 North Bridge Road, Singapore 188778. Make a reservation online via their website. 

From 8 to 11 October, Tanjong Beach Club is taking race week to Sentosa with Circuit Soleil, a four-day programme of sunset dining, champagne brunches and a slightly more relaxing weekend by the sea. 

The first two days centre on Fico at Tanjong Beach Club, with chef-partner Mirko Febbrile bringing his Puglian style to the beachfront. On 10 October, the pace picks up with a Champagne Brunch by Fico, featuring caviar bites, frosé and a Champagne tower alongside the food. 

On Sunday, Sea, Sweat & Recovery starts from 7.30am with beach bootcamp, mobility and calisthenics, followed by ice baths, breakfast, coffee, juices and DJ sets. There is also a Bloody Mary cart on standby for those who aren't ready for the party to end just yet. 

F1 ticket holders also receive 10 per cent off food, drinks and event packages, excluding the Champagne Brunch, plus priority access for brunch reservations. 

Tanjong Beach Club is located at 120 Tanjong Beach Walk, Singapore 098942. 

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