European Grandeur infused with Cosmopolitan Sophistication.
Located in downtown Singapore in Murray Terrace, a 100 year old British colonial building, Maxwell Reserve is a masterpiece envisioned by owner Satinder Garcha and executed by the world renowned French designer Jacques Garcia that elegantly embodies decadent European grandeur infused with cosmopolitan sophistication. Standing true to its values of Roots, Glory and Pride, Maxwell Reserves takes pride to indulge its guests in emotional hospitality in its rich fun-filled environment, adorned with the owner's museum quality family artifacts dating all the way back to 1709, that illustrate Garcha's passion for Polo and the glorious history of Singapore and Royal India.
Cultivate Your Soul
Cultivate Cafe is a plant-based, gmo-free, gluten-free vegan restaurant and believes that pure food is the key ingredient to cultivate your soul.
We endeavour to provide exceptional and flavourful dishes made from the finest organic ingredients sourced locally and globally from small & family farms
Nostalgic Indian Dishes & Global Techniques
Shikar is inspired by the grand old feasts of Indian Royals where members of high society socialised, ate and drank. The menu at Shikar explores progressive ideas in Indian cuisine while maintaining traditional integrity. Chef Jolly reinterprets nostalgic Indian dishes with an openness towards global techniques and influences.
Stylish & Evocative
Oozing femininity, walls adorned with hand painted wallpaper, African ebony herringbone floors, Persian silk hand knotted rugs, banquettes clad in plush red velvets and textured French fabrics, Isabel, the signature Bar at the Maxwell Reserve offers timeless elegance, luxury, glamour and intimacy. At night a colossal Pink Onyx statement bar fills the room with a warm glow creating an atmosphere like no other.
Glamour, Grandeur & Sophistication
Sink into another world where the glamour, grandeur and sophistication of Polo transcends into conversation flowing over crystal stemware, dimly lit tables and deep armchairs clad in military uniforms. The oak panelled walls and African ebony floors are complemented majestically with a saddle leather bar and a hand painted polo scene from the 1930’s depicting a match at Guards Polo Club in Windsor (UK) between Royal Patiala and the British Army.
