Gwen, the renowned Michelin-starred restaurant by Curtis Stone, is set to close its Hollywood location in August after eight successful years. The restaurant, which opened in 2016, is actively searching for a new spot on the Westside. Stone, who opened Gwen alongside his brother Luke, plans to maintain their partnership as they scout potential locations. The decision to relocate stems from challenges in the Hollywood dining scene, including impacts from strikes and wildfires, prompting Stone to express a desire for growth and evolution while preserving the heart of Gwen.
Chef Curtis Stone's Gwen, the Michelin-starred restaurant, will close in Hollywood after eight years in August, aiming to relocate to the Westside.
Gwen, awarded 'Most Beautiful Restaurant of the Year' in 2016, is transitioning due to a weakened dining scene in Hollywood influenced by recent strikes and wildfires.
Stone stated, 'We've made the difficult decision to move the restaurant because we believe there's an even greater opportunity to grow, develop, and evolve.'
The restaurant featured a high-end steakhouse concept with dry-aged meats and was known for its visible wood-fired grill, enhancing the dining experience.
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