Dave Grohl and Foo Fighters crew hit up Moo Moos in Broadbeach for wine and steak

A BROADBEACH restaurant was graced with rock star royalty last night, but he wasn’t above having a photo or playing up to the crowds.

Dave Grohl grabbing the bull by the horns at Moo Moo Bar and Grill last night. Picture: Supplied

DAVE Grohl took the bull by the horns last night in Broadbeach.

The Foo Fighters and their entourage rock’n’rolled into Moo Moo The Wine Bar and Grill for a signature steak and wine.

Staff said the crew oozed rock royalty and were very approachable.

Foo Fighters front man Grohl departed in true rock star style by straddling their statue bull, Kobe.

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“They arrived in their tour bus and some were also on Harley Davidsons as they pulled up out the front,” manager Amy Young said.

“They had sunnies on, were wearing double denim and had beards and just looked like rock gods.

“It was pretty flabbergasting having them in here. They created a really nice buzz in the room.”

The popular evening hotspot seated the band in a private booth where they enjoyed bottles of wine and a three course meal.

The Foo Fighters were seen having a leisurely bike ride at Main Beach on Tuesday. Picture: Tim Marsden

“They were all steak and red wine enthusiasts so it was a pleasure for us to serve them,” Ms Young said.

“Just before they left we asked Dave if he could get a photo with our bull Kobe.

“We didn’t even have to ask him twice and next minute he was straddling it and people everywhere were stopping and watching. It was an awesome night.”

Ms Young said the restaurant had been inundated with celebrity guests since Pirates of The Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales beganfilming on the Gold Coast, including actor Geoffrey Rush.

But the one celeb they’re hanging to see is Johnny Depp — aka Captain Jack Sparrow — with high hopes he will come sailing in for a hearty steak.

Dave Grohl of the Foo Fighters performs at Suncorp Stadium on February 24, 2015 in Brisbane, Australia. (Photo by Chris Hyde/Getty Images)