Dean & Deluca is finally opening in Singapore at Orchard Central 8pm tomorrow. Here are 5 reasons why you should be excited about Dean & Deluca Singapore.
Here’s a sneak preview of the new store.
1. Fabulous selection of bread
Everyone who has been to Dean & Deluca, loves their bread selection. They are known to curate the best bread and pastries, and the new store in Singapore is no exception. They are getting some of their bread from popular bakeries like Maison Kyser, Bakers & Co, and Bread Project; and their in-house bakers are also coming up with many new recipes.
2. All day breakfast
Brunch is the country’s favourite meal, and with the opening of Dean & Deluca, we have one more place to go for weekday brunch. From American country breakfast to The New Yorker, to freshly baked croissants, and salad – trust me, you will love Dean & Deluca.
3. Dean & Deluca house brands
Top grade maple syrup. Checked. Finest olive oils. Checked. Famous Manhatten blend. Checked. Best black truffle salt. Checked.
The list of private label products – artisanal products sourced from the best suppliers – from Dean & Deluca will blow your mind. And did I mention that Papa Palheta – one of the most famous coffee boutiques in Singapore – has created a special roast exclusively for Dean & Deluca?
4. Customerised gift sets
Always fretting over what gifts to get during special occasions and festive seasons? Dean & Deluca has the perfect solution. The gourmet grocer has an amazing range of epicurean delights, and the best part is that they have many beautiful gift boxes that will make your present stand out.
5. New York comes to Singapore
I am sure you have always heard about the Dean & Deluca experience in New York, and if you are still saving up for your trip – Dean & Deluca Singapore is probably the closest thing you can get to The Big Apple.
Read: Dean & Deluca New York Store Visit // Interview with Dean & Deluca’s President.
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Yay, so excited! Glad you mentioned an opening time because I was going to head there tomorrow morning. I would have been sad
Wondering are they halal?
Wow, this is great news! Thanks for sharing!
Can’t wait. Can’t wait. I’ve been to Dean & Deluca Tokyo & I feel in love with their breads!
Hey juz want to share that this store is really tiny compared to the one in new york. Dont want u guys to b as disappointed as i was when i popped by. The retail corner is probably only the size of one bedroom of a hdb flat.
Checked out what’s the deal was for this famous NY cafe. Service for one thing is incredibly slow. There is no proper system for waiting customers. You have to queue up in a line for a table. Then after long time and you finally got a table, you need to get into another queue to buy your food and collect it if it is small items. I spent more time waiting and queuing than eating. While waiting for the food, they got the order wrong to someone else and have to wait extra. Spoke to the Manager, and was told they they are new here for a week, so they are not well prepared. As a professional well known brand in NY, certainly they have to get their act and management right way before operation. Being new is no excuse, especially in F&B industry and people have limited time to spend for lunch or a meal. For the least, the manager would do some “damage-control” by offering a little something, but, nope such initiative. Food quality is average, not something extra-ordinary.Out of 5, I would rate it 2.
100% agree with “Food Critic” above there.
Management of the place is horrific & I don’t think it’s teething issues.
First, stand in line to order food. That too, without knowing if you’re going to get a table or not.
I ordered a PRE-MADE sandwich which took 20minutes to prepare (heat up?). I stood there waiting with my soup for 20minutes. So now I had a cold soup to deal with.
At the end, was left with an average meal and a $60 bill (2 sandwiches, 1 soup, 1 small cappuccino)
I also agree with the above two comments. This place is kidding itself the prices are astronomical and its run like a canteen….even the little service you do get ( like the the warmed food being delivered to your table after you have waited some time) is amateur. The coffee is expensive, crap and served in a paper cup and yes that is another cue you have to endure before you can sit down and try the $22 panini. They buy all of the pastry in from bakeries in singapore better off visiting those at half the price and with decent service ie. The baker & the chef
after the novelty wears off and the hype blows over, let’s see how long they can survive in an already overcrowded, competitive industry. What’s more with their super pricey food ( that is over-hyped and reviews that are questionable), slow service and lacking in the level of the service one expects from a high end restaurant…… well folks, the writing may be on the wall already,
Economy is not looking up either, so.. one year later, let’s see….
Well, it’s been more than a year now, and they’re still here