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Café chain The Providore ends operations in Singapore

The company has not publicly confirmed a reason for the closures.

Singapore-born café, deli, and grocer chain The Providore has officially closed all of its outlets.

In an Instagram post on 9 March, the company thanked customers for their support and said it hoped to meet them again “in another form in the future.”

No reason for the closure was given.

The Providore previously operated six outlets across Singapore, located at Downtown Gallery, Mandarin Gallery, Paya Lebar Quarter, Raffles Place, VivoCity, and Wisma Atria.

The brand also maintained a warehouse in Ayer Rajah.

The site had previously housed one of its early warehouse-style retail stores offering gourmet food, wine, beer, spirits, and gift items.

Its retail section was closed on 1 September 2020 when the space was converted into a full warehouse, which also served as the company’s head office.

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