Crown Perth has revealed that Bistro Guillaume, a cherished dining establishment at the luxury resort, will permanently close its doors after 14 years of operation. The closure is scheduled for April 4, 2026, marking the end of an era for the French-inspired bistro that has been a favorite among guests and locals alike.
End of an Era for a Culinary Landmark
The announcement was made via Crown Perth's official Facebook page, where the resort expressed gratitude for the memorable years since Bistro Guillaume's opening in 2012. The post highlighted the restaurant's role in welcoming tens of thousands of patrons and showcasing classic French bistronomy, a culinary style crafted by acclaimed chef and Crown culinary ambassador Guillaume Brahimi.
Community Reaction to the Closure
The news has sparked a wave of disappointment among the local community, with over 300 comments flooding the Facebook post. Many customers shared heartfelt memories and expressed sadness over the loss of their go-to dining spot. One patron lamented, "Oh no, it is my favorite restaurant; I never had a bad meal there." Another echoed similar sentiments, stating, "I'll miss that chicken and the Paris Mash. My favorite restaurant in Crown."
Bistro Guillaume has built a reputation for its elegant ambiance and high-quality French cuisine, making it a staple in Perth's dining scene. Its closure after more than a decade signifies a significant shift for Crown Perth's culinary offerings, though the resort has not yet disclosed plans for the space or any potential replacements.
As the final weeks approach, patrons are expected to flock to the restaurant for one last taste of its renowned dishes, reflecting on the lasting impact it has had on the region's gastronomic culture. Further updates on Crown Perth's future dining options are anticipated in the coming months.
