Want to have a great time at Singapore with your close associates or family or friends then the most exciting place to visit is the Crazy Elephant in Singapore.

The Crazy Elephant in Singapore is known to be the 'rock and roll blues' and it is only one of its kind in Singapore. The tee shirts that have been designed on the basis of Elephant paraphernalia, the decorative items that have been used to embellish the bar counter and the wooden plank wall that highlights the graffiti that has been penned all over the wall makes this bar unique in the truest sense of the term.

This place pulsates with the noise of the crowd as well as music. It makes arrangements for live band performances on a regular basis leaving alone the Mondays. The musicians prefer to entertain the guests with blues classics that have a charm of their own but for a change they also play folk as well as rock numbers that are quite popular.

The stage, an integral part of this bar has been fortunate to witness the live performances by reputed artists as well as bands such as, Savoy Brown, Roman Keating, Deep Purple, Ronan Keating, Eric Burdon, Robbie Williams and a few others.

At this bar you must check out the Greek salad or the grilled chicken salad. Apart from the salads, try out the starters, like the tuna, the vegetarian pizza bread, the spicy cheese beef nachos, assorted satay and for dinning purposes opt for the snapper fish 'n' chips, juicy beef burger and chicken and mushroom spaghetti.

The cost of beer at this bar is within one's budget. As far as the opening hours of this bar is concerned it remains open from Sunday to Thursday from 5.00 pm to 1.00 am. On Friday and Saturday the time of visit is from 5.00 pm to 2.00 pm. The happy hours are from 5.00 to 9.00 pm.

Stated here for your convenience are the address, the telephone and the fax number of the Crazy Elephant in Singapore:

Clarke Quay, 3E River Valley Road,
#01-03/04, Singapore 179024
Telephone Number: (+65) 6337 7859
Fax Number: (+65) 6336 5872

Visit the site focussingapore.com to know more about the Crazy Elephant in Singapore.

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