Terrance Brennan’s fine-dining restaurant Picholine on the Upper West Side is closed until September 4, according to a sign posted in its front window. “Building repairs” and summer vacation are the reasons given for Picholine’s most recent temporary shutter, echoing a similar turn of events in 2012, when Brennan took the opportunity to renovate the 20-year-old restaurant’s dining room. A subsequent change in partners and a filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection delayed the opening at the time, but Picholine ultimately bounced back. The restaurant is already accepting OpenTable reservations for September this time out, so that’s a good sign. [Eater, Related]