Choose Tuesday evening for the published 5pm–9pm Grill Night, Wednesday for S$12++ selected wines by the glass or the stated complimentary-bottle mechanic, and another day for the regular Southeast Asian menu or the Botanist collaboration. The Botanist programme is published through 31 August 2026. Raffles Courtyard itself is open daily, but a programme end date does not guarantee every item or table, so confirm the current menu before travelling. Raffles Courtyard official dining page. Raffles Courtyard official happenings page.
Choose the branch that matches the case
| Situation | Next step |
|---|---|
| Seafood and barbecue are the reason to go | Choose a Tuesday between 5pm and 9pm and confirm the live Grill Night menu |
| The group wants a wine-led midweek visit | Choose Wednesday and compare glass versus bottle terms before ordering |
| The limited Botanist cocktails are the priority | Visit by 31 August and check the current cocktail menu and availability |
| The group needs a flexible daytime meal | Use the daily venue hours and compare the current set-lunch or regular menu |
What the official record establishes
- Raffles Courtyard official dining page: The venue page states daily and dining hours, access, pets policy, set-lunch and happy-hour prices, Tuesday Grill Night, Wine Wednesday and reservation contacts.
- Raffles Courtyard official happenings page: The dated programme runs from 1 June to 31 August 2026 and covers four Botanist gin cocktails, Tuesday Grill Night hours and Wine Wednesday terms.
Start with the date-bounded programme
Raffles publishes the Courtyard collaboration and happenings from 1 June to 31 August 2026. The limited programme includes four Botanist gin cocktails, while the Tuesday and Wednesday offers have their own timing and terms. Raffles Courtyard official happenings page.
Treat 31 August as the published end of the programme, not a stock guarantee. Ask whether the specific item and table type remain available on the intended date.
Choose Tuesday and Wednesday for different reasons
Grill Night is published for Tuesdays from 5pm to 9pm, with seafood and barbecue items such as tiger prawns, oysters, otak-otak and satay. Wine Wednesday runs all day with selected wines at S$12++ per glass and a complimentary-bottle mechanic for bottle orders. Raffles Courtyard official happenings page.
Do not combine those statements into an assumed package. Ask which menu, label, bottle size, exclusions and service-charge or tax treatment apply before ordering.
Use the daily venue details as the control layer
The official dining page lists Raffles Courtyard as open daily from noon to 10.30pm, with lunch from noon to 2pm, dinner from 6pm to 9pm and happy hours from 3pm to 10pm. Pets are stated as welcome daily at the Courtyard. Raffles Courtyard official dining page.
A venue opening time does not establish kitchen last orders, programme availability or a pet-friendly table for every seating. Confirm the operating detail that matters to the group.
Compare the regular offers separately
Raffles lists a S$30++ set lunch with a main and a drink or homemade ice cream, a S$10++ wine or beer add-on, and happy-hour drinks from S$14++. These are different offer structures, not parts of the Tuesday or Wednesday programme unless the venue confirms otherwise. Raffles Courtyard official dining page.
Use the current menu for dish choices, allergens and final prices. This article does not claim a tasting or verify portion size.
Plan the correct entrance and weather fallback
The dining page places the Courtyard at Raffles Arcade, 328 North Bridge Road, accessible from the North Bridge Road entrance. The setting is alfresco, so heat and rain can change comfort even when the venue remains open. Raffles Courtyard official dining page.
Ask whether the allocated table is sheltered and what happens if weather affects the seating. Keep a nearby indoor alternative when the occasion cannot move.
Calculate the glass spend without inventing a saving
Two selected S$12++ glasses produce a S$24++ menu subtotal before service charge and prevailing tax. Four glasses produce S$48++ on the same basis. This is an LBRD multiplication exercise, not a recommendation to order more or a claim that bottle ordering is cheaper.
A bottle comparison requires the live bottle price and the exact complimentary-bottle terms. Leave that cell blank until the venue supplies both.
Count the remaining programme nights
From 3 August to 31 August 2026, the calendar contains four Tuesdays—4, 11, 18 and 25 August—and four Wednesdays—5, 12, 19 and 26 August. This is an LBRD calendar calculation based on the published end date.
The count does not establish that every date will operate unchanged. Recheck the official page and reservation confirmation, especially around private events or revised programmes.
Give a mixed group one decision owner
Ask one person to collect dietary constraints, pet requirements, preferred seating, programme choice and the acceptable per-person budget. Put unresolved questions in the booking note instead of assuming staff can solve them after arrival.
A group that mainly wants dinner should not choose Wednesday only for a wine headline. The meal, timing and weather plan must still work without the promotion.
Separate venue facts from editorial judgement
Raffles supplies the hours, prices and programme descriptions. The visit matrix, date count and spending examples in this guide are editorial planning tools. No first-hand meal, queue, service or atmosphere review is claimed.
If an item, price or condition differs at the venue, the current menu and reservation confirmation control. Save the terms that affected the decision.
Use a final five-minute verification
On the day, open the official dining and happenings pages, confirm the chosen programme, check the weather, verify the entrance and contact the venue if a pet, allergy or sheltered table is essential.
Do not travel solely on a search snippet or an old social post. A dated official page is stronger evidence, but live availability still needs confirmation.
Work the example before the real decision
Two friends want one glass of wine each on Wednesday. The published glass price gives a S$24++ subtotal before service charge and prevailing tax. They do not assume the complimentary-bottle mechanic is better because the live bottle price and exact eligible labels are still unknown. They reserve only after confirming a sheltered table.
Checklist
- Choose Tuesday, Wednesday or a regular-menu visit
- Confirm the programme is still live
- Check menu and dietary fit
- Verify North Bridge Road access
- Ask about sheltered seating
- Save the reservation terms
Mistakes to avoid
- Treating the end date as a stock guarantee
- Combining separate promotions
- Comparing glasses with an unknown bottle price
- Assuming alfresco means weather-proof
- Calling official descriptions a taste review
Related next reads
After match the visit to Grill Night, Wine Wednesday, the limited Botanist programme or the regular menu, then verify the live terms, a reader can choose a rooftop-dining occasion, or compare another chef-led opening.
Questions readers ask
When does the Botanist programme end?
Raffles publishes it through 31 August 2026; confirm live availability before visiting.
When is Grill Night?
Tuesdays from 5pm to 9pm on the current official page.
Are pets allowed?
Raffles says pets are welcome daily at the Courtyard; confirm the table and any current conditions.
