After occupying H Code's25th floor for four years, Clarence Wine & Grill is preparing for a fresh start just a few steps away from its longtime home.
The restaurant announced on social media last Saturday, Sept. 19, 2026, that it will be closing its doors and soon reopen at 36 Wyndham Street, just beside New Punjab Club and Tealosophy Tea Bar and a few steps away from the iconic Fringe Club.
While the move keeps the restaurant firmly rooted in the same neighborhood, it is hinting at a new direction for its next chapter. "So actually, after four years, I'm moving Clarence. I totally rethink about the concept," said chef, founder, and restaurateur Olivier Elzer in a reel posted on Instagram.
Clarence Wine & Grill has built a following for its blend of classic French techniques, seasonal ingredients, and a more relaxed take on fine dining. The upcoming relocation, however, appears to be a surprise for those who have known the restaurant. "I think about a lot about what have been done in the last four years, and I want to have something very fun, vibrant, that people love," Chef Olivier added.
The restaurant is set to reopen next week, so foodies who are eager to check out their next phase can book an early reservation online, starting with the opening date on Oct. 2, 2026, at lunch service from 12 PM to 2 PM and dinner from 6 PM to 9 PM.
For more details, visit Clarence Wine & Grill's website or follow them on Instagram and Facebook.
