Ground Zero on Mosque Street (Bukit Pasoh) is a small one-room craft-beer bar with twelve taps and a programme that leans European craft. It is one of the city's quieter beer destinations and the format rewards patience.
| Neighbourhood | Bukit Pasoh, Singapore |
| Address | 6 Mosque Street, Singapore 059494 |
| Signature | Ground Zero Stout |
| Category | Craft Beer |
| Price | $$ |
Our Take on Ground Zero
The room seats around forty and runs an aggressive tap rotation — most beers stay on for a single keg before being replaced. The lineup leans European (Belgian, German, Czech, occasional UK) with a small contingent of local craft. The bar staff post each week's lineup on the bar's Instagram on Mondays and the keenest customers plan their visit around what is on.
The bar's strongest call is the Belgian sour programme. Two of the twelve taps are reserved for Belgian sours at any given time — usually a lambic-blend and a kriek or fruit-infused option. The Belgian Tripel rotation is also unusually serious; ask the staff for the higher-ABV option on the third pint.
Ground Zero is not for the casual drinker. It is the right call when you want to drink unusual beers carefully and ask informed questions. The room rewards regulars; one visit is rarely enough to understand what is going on.
Best time to visit: Weekday evenings before 9pm for the quieter version of the room; weekends after 9pm for the busier one. Reservations recommended where the bar accepts them.
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