1/24Nine-year-old Maddie Berger, Claire Berger, Michael Berger and twin sister Ruby Berger made the trip from Brisbane to visit Vincenzo’s before the grand reopening. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
GALLERY: 20+ photos from Vincenzo’s reopening
Many Stanthorpe families, locals and tourists visited the iconic Vincenzo’s before its official reopening on Thursday morning.
2/2412-year-old Emily Shepherd, 10-year-old Dane Shepherd, Craig Shepherd and Renae Shepherd journeyed from Mackay to check out the new-look Vincenzo’s. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
3/24Alieah Boeve, Rebecca Boeve and Elias Boeve took a peek at the Vincenzo’s store before its reopening on Thursday. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
4/24Sisters Carol Batterham and Lynn Gilmour were among the first to walk through the doors of the new Vincenzo’s store. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
5/24Peter Hill, Jonah Hill and Michelle Hill at the Vincenzo’s reopening. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
6/24Hannah Hill, Hayley Hill, Melanie Reedy, and Mykaela Mayne got together at the newly opened Vincenzo’s to celebrate Hayley’s 15th birthday. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
7/24Mary Ryan and Bob Strijland were among the first to check out the newly fitted-out Vincenzo’s store. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
8/24Lyn Strijland and Karol Stica scored a table and a bite to eat at the Vincenzo’s reopening. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
9/24Christine Williamson and Lynn Gilmour tried out a few of the delicious treats available at the revived Vincenzo’s store. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
10/24Carol and Crow Batterham at the newly reopened Vincenzo’s store. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
11/24(Left to right): Carol Batterham, Crow Batterham, Bradley Williamson, Christine Williamson, Lynn Gilmour and Janice Williamson catch up at the Vincenzo’s reopening. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
12/24Young entrepreneur James Humble made sure his Altitude 925 coffee was available at the Vincenzo’s reopening. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
13/24Vincenzo's reopening 2021 Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
14/24Vincenzo’s restaurant and cafe. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
15/24Vincenzo's reopening 2021 Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
16/24Granite Belt wines on display at Vincenzo's. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
17/24Vincenzo's meat and cheese range. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
18/24Vincenzo's deli and gift shop. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
19/24Vincenzo's stock local produce like Stanthorpe Honey and Made by a Farmer products. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
20/24Vincenzo's bar area. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
21/24New look Vincenzo's. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
22/24New Vincenzo's signage. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
23/24Vincenzo's reopening 2021 Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
24/24New and improved bar area at Vincenzo's. Photo: Madison Mifsud-Ure / Stanthorpe Border Post
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