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A two-part Amoy Street venue with the Stay Gold cocktail room behind Flamingo, a daytime coffee bar that becomes a wine bar at night.
Description source · Checked 2026-09-09
Plan Your Visit
69 Amoy St, Singapore 069888Amoy Street / CBD
- Style
- Cocktail bar with a street-front coffee and wine barChecked 2026-09-09 · Source
- Hours
- Monday–Saturday: Stay Gold 17:00–00:00; Flamingo coffee 09:00–16:30 and wine 18:00–00:00. Drinks last order 23:30.Checked 2026-09-09 · Source
- Booking
- Reserve Stay Gold through the official SevenRooms cocktail-bar link; Flamingo uses a separate Oddle reservation route.Checked 2026-09-09 · Source
- Menu
- Bartender's Diary Vol. 2: The Mixtape, launched 31 March 2026, mixes new signatures, returning favourites and remastered classics; wine and food are also served.Checked 2026-09-09 · Source
Hours and menus can change. Check the venue’s latest details before visiting.
The score & its evidence
Seven signals. One score.
37.8 / 100
The composite combines the seven weighted signals and the published adjustments. The chart shows each signal before weighting.
Read the full calculation- Guest ratings
- 70.1
- World's 50 Best
- —None found · Checked; no qualifying signal found; contributes zero
- Top 500 Bars
- 35.4
- Spirited Awards
- —None found · Checked; no qualifying signal found; contributes zero
- Regional Recognition
- 95.1
- Serious press
- 15.0
- Social Vibes
- 60.2
Guest-shift adjustment · −20%
Our annual audit records 13 hosted guest-shift dates. The published rule reduces the composite above seven dates to favor a consistent core bar experience.
Weights: Guest ratings 23% · World's 50 Best 12% · Top 500 Bars 10% · Spirited 12% · Regional Recognition 18% · Press 10% · Social Vibes 15%
Missing evidence, confirmed none and evidence outside a scoring window each contribute zero. We do not redistribute their fixed weight to other signals.
Social Vibes
Score read updated:
Sentiment score
86/ 100
The existing 86/100 remains the proprietary Social Vibes score. This source review clarifies the evidence without recalculating it.
Score context
Rock 'n' roll cocktail bar behind Flamingo café on Amoy Street with neon energy, inventive pan-Asian cocktails and solid food. Guests praise the mixtape-style menus, hospitality and lively soundtrack.
Guest sources checked:
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Guest score details
Highlights in the stored read
- rock 'n' roll neon vibe
- inventive approachable cocktails
- strong food programme
- friendly service
Reservations in the stored read
- can get loud
This read cites editorial or award context. Those links are distinct from guest accounts; only the reviewed links in Reviews & press count toward Press.
Editorial citations in this read
- timeout.comEditorial source — Time Out; individual author not displayed · Visible 25 May 2026 (UTC 24 May); modified 7 October 2026; visit date unknown
Time Out editorial at 69 Amoy Street. The page displays 25 May 2026 (24 May in UTC metadata) and modification metadata dated 7 October 2026; these do not establish a visit date or which menu statements changed. The stored sample combines passages and does not match a stored evidence quotation.
- augustman.comEditorial source · Publication and visit dates not verified
Editorial citation, unavailable in this bounded check; its author, quotation and publication or visit dates were not newly verified.
Crowd signal
Google 4.6★ across 349 reviews.
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Awards
Results from the three global systems scored separately in our formula.
Top 500 Bars
Regional Recognition
Regional and national lists, local awards and bartender peer picks considered for this room's Regional Recognition score. The strongest result from each program and year scores; assessed guides use the latest accepted dated status once.
Asia's 50 Best Bars
The Bartender's Edit
Peer recommendations from working bartenders. All editions are shown for context; only the strongest placement after recency decay contributes to the score.