Riverside Chic: Merci Marcel Brings French Flair to Robertson Quay

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Jul 27
2 min read

Modern French dining finds a stylish new home at Merci Marcel’s latest outlet, where alfresco charm meets timeless cuisine in the heart of Singapore’s most vibrant quay.

Two people stand at a warmly lit bar with bottles and greenery. "Merci Marcel" text on the wall. Cozy ambiance.

Image: Merci Marcel

Merci Marcel has opened its newest location at Robertson Quay, setting the stage for a fresh chapter in modern French dining. Nestled inside a beautifully restored 19th-century warehouse, this latest addition to the Marcel family blends historical architecture with contemporary comfort, offering a distinctive retreat for those who appreciate good food and design in equal measure.

Cozy bar with a wooden counter, shelves of wine glasses, liquor bottles, plants, and a coffee machine. Warm lighting and glossy tiled walls.

Image: HW Construction

Designed in-house and constructed by HW Construction, the setting evokes a relaxed elegance. Inside, warm wood tones, layered textures, and a soft ambient glow meet reflective surfaces and open-air flow. Outside, rattan seating and leafy surroundings extend the easygoing atmosphere into the riverside breeze.

Images: HW Construction

The layout invites flexibility. Guests can settle into a sun-drenched terrace, linger in quiet indoor corners, or gather for lively dinners that stretch into the night. It’s the kind of space that feels social without being loud—ideal for long conversations and slow meals.

Cozy cafe interior with green plants, open arched doorway, terracotta tiles, and warm lighting. Outdoor seating visible through the door.

Image: HW Construction

More than just a restaurant, Merci Marcel at Robertson Quay is a lifestyle experience. It celebrates the spirit of the neighborhood, known for its mix of chic cafes, artistic energy, and riverside calm. This outlet continues Merci Marcel’s mission of stripping away the stiffness of traditional French dining and replacing it with something warmer, more social, and joyfully laid-back.

Images: HW Construction

From buttery croissants in the morning to natural wine at night, Merci Marcel’s newest home promises Parisian ease in a setting that feels right at home in Robertson Quay.