1/16Chloe Buxton and Jess Breen at The Collective Palm Beach. Picture: Andrew Meadowcroft.
In pictures: Diners at restaurants across Gold Coast
Our social and dining scene might not be back to its former glory with full venues, however guests, owners and staff at locations across the city were pleased as punch to enjoy some social interaction over the weekend. Were you among those spotted by our photographers?
2/16Amy Morrison and Karlee Alex at Mamasan Kitchen + Bar. Picture: Andrew Meadowcroft.
3/16Romi Williams and Ben Jacobs at The Collective Palm Beach. Picture: Andrew Meadowcroft.
4/16Te Waimarie Kessell and Lauren Duitsch at Mamasan Kitchen + Bar. Picture: Andrew Meadowcroft.
5/16Kate McFall and Lana Endersby at Mamasan Kitchen + Bar. Picture: Andrew Meadowcroft.
6/16Romi Williams and Ben Jacobs at The Collective Palm Beach. Picture: Andrew Meadowcroft.
7/16Katie Gill and Young Song at The Collective Palm Beach. Picture: Andrew Meadowcroft.
8/16Suman Jain and Push Oberoi at Goa Indian Fusion. Picture: Andrew Meadowcroft.
9/16Jess Cusden and Simon Cusden at Goa Indian Fusion. Picture: Andrew Meadowcroft.
10/16Paula Lipton anf Jon Rogers at Goa Indian Fusion. Picture: Andrew Meadowcroft.
11/16Ashley Pade and Kate Gunthorpe at The Collective Palm Beach. Picture: Andrew Meadowcroft.
12/16Allana Livingston and, Maddison Day at The Collective Palm Beach. Picture: Andrew Meadowcroft.
13/16Mia Torrance and Elly Laguzza at Mamasan Kitchen + Bar. Picture: Andrew Meadowcroft.
14/16Sandi Rogers and Rommy Silvester at Goa Indian Fusion. Picture: Andrew Meadowcroft.
15/16Kahu Raureti and Christy Landicho at The Collective Palm Beach. Picture: Andrew Meadowcroft.
16/16Melissa Whittley and Candace Diamond at Mamasan Kitchen + Bar. Picture: Andrew Meadowcroft.
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