We’re disheartened to share that yet another well-known F&B brand has closed as of 9 March 2026. The Providore, a restaurant chain that’s been operating since 2013, has officially closed all its outlets in Singapore. This news came as a surprise, announced via an Instagram post on the restaurant’s account.
No one saw this coming, given that the brand had been a mainstay in the F&B scene for 13 years. Six outlets have closed, including locations at PLQ, VivoCity, and Raffles Place.
Our team was surprised, too, as it was less than a year ago that we enjoyed their 1-for-1 wine buffet. It was a treat for wine lovers, and paired well with some of their light bites, such as the Flaming Chicken Bites ($19.80++) and Crunchy Crab with Spicy Mayo ($19.80++).
The menu was extensive, with possibly over 30 items, ranging from light bites and mains to pastries and desserts. Diners especially loved the all-day brunch menu, available till 5pm, including Berry Ricotta Toast ($16.80++), Benedict Croissandwich ($18.90++), and Savoury Dutch Baby with Prosciutto Di Parma ($18.80++).
Unfortunately, we won’t be able to enjoy these dishes anymore. Not all hope is lost, though, as the restaurant concluded its Instagram post on an optimistic note: “We look forward to meeting you again in another form in the future.” So, stay tuned—you never know when an exciting update might appear.
As the saying goes, “When one door closes, another opens.” Check out the new restaurants and cafes in March 2026, or the latest food deals in March 2026.Â
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