Beyond religion and bouncing bunnies, we'll celebrate Easter whole-heartedly if it means more feasting
So here are some terrific dining options to consider for the long weekend.

So here are some terrific dining options to consider for the long weekend.

Photo: Firebake
One a penny, two a penny, hot cross buns! So spend your pennies on Firebake’s woodfired sourdough hot cross buns (S3.50 each; $6 a pair) that are zing-ed up with citrus peel and dotted with organic dried fruits. Still have space for more? Then try the bakery-restaurant’s traditionally Greek tsoureki ($12) – a sweet bread, made flavourful with sprinkles of Mediterranean spice called mastic, that is adorned with a single red egg to represent the blood of Christ. The baked goodies are available from now till Easter Sunday.
237 East Coast Road, Singapore 428930
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