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A touch of Hollywood glamour elevates Surfers Paradise

The Beverly rings in a new era to the former Melba’s digs.

The Beverly interior (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)
The Beverly interior (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)

If you’re like us, you’ve been patiently waiting for some shiny new hot spot to take the reins from our beloved upstairs Melba’s. After all, it’s been two long years now and no, we are still not okay (#RIP). Well folks, that day has finally arrived and the new instalment is one class act, with her A-lister good looks and Hollywood style charm. The Beverly is her name, paying homage to the chic coolness that oozes from The Beverly Hills Hotel in La La Land….sans the long-haul flight.

Brought to us by Joey Lamattina, the super successful Gold Coast nightclub mogul behind the likes of Platinum and Love, all we can say is thank you kind sir for masterminding another GC showstopper. Collaborating with Rozzi Franchise Group, they have created a luxe venue thrusting us straight into the LA limelight, with a multi-sensory experience to delight locals and tourists alike.

The Beverly back bar (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)
The Beverly back bar (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)

Far from a run-of-the-mill Surfers watering hole (yawn), The Beverly is where sophisticated feels meet a high-energy and consistently satisfying night out. The first talking point is the bespoke floral print baby grand piano taking centrestage, dishing out swagger for days and we totes want one of these in our lounge room #bougee.

As you’d expect if you were in the actual Hollywood icon, there are rich greens, blush pinks and golds adorning every nook and cranny. It’s vibes on vibes and we’re quite sure Leonardo will roll in any moment now with his rebound squeeze (#<25).

The Beverly cocktail (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)
The Beverly cocktail (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)

Setting the tone for afternoon soirees done right, perfect pre-dinner drinks and of course, pumpin post-dinner hangs, live entertainment is one of The Beverly’s main calling cards. Naturally that swanky baby grand piano gets a workout, accompanied by soothing vocals to put you in a New York LA state of mind. Then to make the most of its 3am curfew, the mood-setting sounds transition into fierce DJ beats.

To match the A-lister ambiance, fit out and unforgettable live entertainment, there’s a strategically curated cocktail list and Joey, you know the way to our hearts. Featuring a collection of 10 of the season’s finest cocktails and mocktails reminiscent of a night out on Sunset Boulevard, this is all the motivation we need #SoHotWe’llMeltYourPopsicle. If cocktails aren’t your thing (non-compute?!), there’s a premium range of spirits, champagne, and wine to keep you hydrated. Cheers to that.

The Beverly interior (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)
The Beverly interior (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)

So when does this vibrant breath of fresh air open? Well truth be told, it’s already enjoyed a soft opening, but the venue officially launches its spring/summer schedule with a VIP night on Friday 23rd September. So book that facial and rent those designer threads because it’s going to be a night to remember. Singer St James will set the tone, there’ll be a smooth piano solo by LIAM (Life Is A Myth), and then it’s time for some boogie-friendly beats courtesy of DJ Big Fuzz and DJ Lev to take us into the wee hours of the morning.

Shaping up to be the prime-time local haunt on the strip (aka Friday and Saturday nights), there’s a monthly resident pianist on the keys from 5pm, and a variety of DJs and live entertainment taking over from 9pm til late.

The Beverly exterior (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)
The Beverly exterior (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)

The Beverly Lounge Bar is open to walk-ins only, and also available for various size private functions, there’s a booth to suit small groups or larger affairs #ChristmasPartyGoals.

See you there, coz nothing comes close to the Coast’s newest PM timeslot superstar.

Where: 46 Cavill Avenue, Surfers Paradise
When: 5pm – 3am, Friday & Saturday

Words by Bianca Trathen.

The Beverly interior (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)
The Beverly interior (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)

14 next-level Gold Coast rooftop bars

Aviary Rooftop Bar, Southport (image supplied)
Aviary Rooftop Bar, Southport (image supplied)

If Queensland weather doesn’t shout rooftop bars at you in a high-pitched squeal, we don’t know what will. Our climate, coupled with the amazing hospitality scene here in our city, means these open-air meccas of good times and delicious libations are the prime place to find yourself — any time of the year! It’s all about drinks in the sunshine and snapping selfies with picturesque backgrounds for Insta-bragging purposes.

So, in honour of bars in high places, here are 14 next-level rooftop bars (listed north to south) you should prioritise visiting this weekend, next weekend, and the weekend after…

Aviary Rooftop Bar
Perched atop Mantra on Sharks, Aviary Rooftop Bar’s views are as stunning as their extensive drinks list. With 180 degree views over the Surfers Paradise skyline and the ocean, it’s the perfect place for an after work beverage or Sunday arvo session with the crew. Ohh and don’t even get us started on their authentic Italian pizzas, and tapas… if you know, you know.
Where: Mantra at Sharks, Melia Ct, Southport (next to Southport Sharks)

Mr PP's Deli & Rooftop Bar (Image: © 2017 Inside Gold Coast)
Mr PP's Deli & Rooftop Bar (Image: © 2017 Inside Gold Coast)

Mr PP’s Deli & Rooftop Bar
A game-changer in Southport’s food and beverage scene, Mr PP’s is a multi level pizzeria and rooftop bar boasting city views and plenty of good vibes in the century-old postal building. There is a generous menu full of pizzas, tapas and charcuterie boards, the ideal scenario. Plus cocktails and local tipples, of which there are many. Live music on Sundays too.
Where: 43 Nerang St, Southport

Last Night on Earth
Pretty sure that if it were, in fact, your last night on Earth, you would want to spend it at a sweet rooftop bar with bulk cocktails at the ready. Which maybe isn’t the point of Southport’s Last Night on Earth but a good intro nonetheless. Last Night on Earth is the work of local legend Arran Wollams and his crew. It’s a somewhat underworld themed rooftop bar in the heart of Southport offering good times aplenty. It’s a dive bar, but not as you know it. Check it out.
Where: 50b Nerang St, Southport 

Cali Beach Club, Surfers Paradise (image supplied)
Cali Beach Club, Surfers Paradise (image supplied)

Cali Beach Club
Cali Beach Club is not just a rooftop bar, it’s Australia’s largest Beach Club! This Gold Coast classic is the ultimate beachside party destination that’s never known a dull moment. The 2L spritzer and cocktail jugs may have something to do with this… One minute, you’re lounging on your dedicated daybed by the pool. Next, you’re sipping a Cali Colada in the pool. What’s that? The DJ set has begun?! Off to the dancefloor with you!
Where: 21a Elkhorn Ave, Surfers Paradise

The Exhibitionist Bar at HOTA Gallery (image supplied)
The Exhibitionist Bar at HOTA Gallery (image supplied)

The Exhibitionist Bar
News flash: HOTA isn’t just for the arts and culture, people, it’s also for cocktails. Speciality cocktails- each inspired by and changed to reflect the art centre’s current major exhibitions. We feel more cultured already. Enjoy it all while absorbing the breathtaking views of the city skyline. The highly talented Tom Angel heads up the bar and cocktail list, which is a seriously good spot for a sundowner — and the ideal place to take out of towners!
Where: Level 5/135 Bundall Rd, Surfers Paradise

Lulu Rooftop & Bar, Surfers Paradise (image supplied)
Lulu Rooftop & Bar, Surfers Paradise (image supplied)

Lulu Rooftop & Bar
Say hello to one of GC’s newest editions- the lovely Lulu. Think Miami’s art deco scene meets laid-back tropical Gold Coast, with lush greenery, plush booth seating and marble-topped bars, it’s a vibe! Throw in the fact it’s on a rooftop and we’re sold. Okay, that’s a lie, our booths were booked when we got word of a Frosé Wall! Choose from six boozy frosé flavours (or try them all) and garnish your icy creation with an array of lollies.
Where: Level 2/4 Orchid Avenue, Surfers Paradise

The Island Rooftop, Surfers Paradise (image supplied)
The Island Rooftop, Surfers Paradise (image supplied)

The Island Rooftop
It’s the largest open-air (and much adored) rooftop on the Gold Coast, perched on top of The Island in Surfers Paradise. This spot is kind of a unicorn, being part nightclub, part bar and part live music venue. And now, they have taken things up a notch, launching Above Sundays. where killer beats meet delicious eats and craft cocktails. From 11am every Sunday, find a line-up of DJs playing, a specially curated summer cocktail menu, and indulgent share-style eats. Think of it as your new Sunday ritual.
Where: 3128 Surfers Paradise Blvd, Surfers Paradise

Nineteen at The Star poolside (image supplied)
Nineteen at The Star poolside (image supplied)

Nineteen at The Star
The fanciest of the bunch is undoubtedly Nineteen at The Star, complete with velvet booth-style seating, an infinity pool and ocean views for days. Found atop The Star Gold Coast’s The Darling, Nineteen is the perfect place for people-watching, dressing up and sipping on fancy tipples while dancing the night away. Be sure to take a snap on the runway stretching out into the pool!
Where: The Darling, Gold Coast Hwy, Broadbeach 

Opening night at JuJu, Mermaid Beach (image supplied)
Opening night at JuJu, Mermaid Beach (image supplied)

JuJu
The GC’s newest rooftop bar has serious “it’s a vibe” energy. JuJu in Nobby Beach delivers upscale dining with a side of cheeky fun. Split across two levels, this new venue is perfect for sunset cocktails and late-night revelry. Expect Euro-summer vibes, lush greenery, and after-hours parties that feel straight out of Mykonos. With a sleek rooftop bar featuring a retractable roof, tequila carts, and live DJ-saxophonist duos, JuJu is where you go when you’re ready to keep the night alive.
Where: 2235 Gold Coast Highway, Mermaid Beach

Tropic Vice, Nobby Beach (image supplied)
Tropic Vice, Nobby Beach (image supplied)

Tropic Vice
Tropic Vice is one of (if not, the) hottest bars on the Gold Coast, and for excellent reason. Go from dinner to disco, and dance the night away under the neon lights. The Nobby Beach venue is ideal for a weekend catch-up, a mid-week cheeky cocktail, or an epic bottomless brunch every Sunday. Do yourself a favour, find yourself here sipping a cocktail whilst drinking in the gorgeous hinterland view.
Where: 2215 Gold Coast Hwy, Mermaid Beach

Justin Lane (image supplied)
Justin Lane (image supplied)

Justin Lane
A much-loved favourite among locals and visitors alike, Justin Lane is still one of the most popular rooftops on the Gold Coast and was actually the coast’s first official rooftop bar opening in 2011! Hard to imagine.  The space is intimate, with booth-style seating overlooking Burleigh and plenty of cocktails to tickle your fancy. Once you’re done slinging back bevvys with the gang, head downstairs for some fair dinkum pizza (it’s so damn good).
Where: 1708-1710 Gold Coast Hwy, Burleigh Heads

The Collective
Everyone’s favourite multi-restaurant establishment, The Collective in Palm Beach, boasts a sweet rooftop bar with epic cocktails for your sipping pleasure. You can also order eats from one of the five menus on offer and watch the sunset over the ocean while you’re at it. We HIGHLY recommend it.
Where: 1128 Gold Coast Hwy, Palm Beach

Burleigh Pavilion (image supplied)
Burleigh Pavilion (image supplied)

Burleigh Pavilion
This one is straight-up iconic and the vibe is a match. It’s as close to the ocean as you can get with a cocktail before it becomes a safety hazard. You may be closer to Earth for this one, but the view here is arguably the best on the Gold Coast. Soak in the stunning sunshine while mulling over which epic cocktail to try first.
Where: 3a/43 Goodwin Terrace, Burleigh Heads

The Salty Fox rooftop (image supplied)
The Salty Fox rooftop (image supplied)

The Salty Fox
Made for those who are “here for a good time, not a long time”- literally. The Salty Fox can be found on the 7th floor and rooftop of Rydges Gold Coast Airport and is the perfect destination for your pre-departure or post-arrival drinks. Catch uninterrupted views of the stunning Bilinga Beach from the rooftop as you get ready for takeoff, or settle into the Gold Coast spirit with a cocktail (or a few). You may even snag some live music and DJ sets if you’re lucky.
Where: Lot 5, Terminal Drive, Bilinga

Words by Chelsea Ipsen

13 Gold Coast bars for day drinks

Hope Island Tavern, Hope Island (image supplied)
Hope Island Tavern, Hope Island (image supplied)

If there were a list of the best places in Australia to enjoy some daytime tipples, the GC would undoubtedly be top of the leaderboard! We’ve got ALL the sunshine, countless rooftops, stunning views from ocean to hinterland, and don’t even get us started on our cocktail-making prowess!

We’re sure you feel the same, but with so many places on the Gold Coast to enjoy a drink, we decided to help you out by picking 13 of the best spots to drink frosty daytime beverages for maximum sun-soaking opportunities. Let’s go!

Hope Island Tavern
This isn’t your average tavern—it’s where chic meets chill. Kick back at a picnic table under retro umbrellas with a spritz, or hit up the gelato bar for boozy scoops. PSA to parents: there’s free kids’ entertainment from noon on Sundays. Amen.
Where: 93 Broadwater Ave, Hope Island

La Luna Beach Club, Main Beach (image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)
La Luna Beach Club, Main Beach (image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)

La Luna Beach Club
Trivia time! You’re basking on a sun lounge with super yachts in your surrounds. You have a cocktail in hand; no wait, you’re double-parked! You’re on a floating beach club with jaw-dropping views of the glistening marina. Where are you? Well, you’re at La Luna Beach Club, of course. Here, you may never leave, with options to book a sun lounge, day bed, cabana or grand cabana! We haven’t even mentioned the bottle service yet!
Where: Pool Pontoon, Marina Mirage, 74 Sea World Drive, Main Beach

Hyde Paradiso
Coastal chic meets Mediterranean magic here. Grab a balcony seat with ocean views and dive into $2 oysters every Wednesday and Thursday from noon (yes, you read that right). Or splurge on their Beachside Brunch—a decadent spread with bubbles, beers, spritzes, and Mediterranean-inspired eats.
Where: Peppers Soul, Level 2/8 Esplanade, Surfers Paradise

The Island Rooftop, Surfers Paradise (image supplied)
The Island Rooftop, Surfers Paradise (image supplied)

The Island Rooftop
It’s the Gold Coast’s largest open-air rooftop bar – of course, it’s made our list. Located in the heart of Surfers Paradise, this venue goes off from Thursday to Sunday. Don’t miss Fuego Fridays – a Mexican fiesta that turns up the heat. Epic cocktails, wood-fired pizzas and DJs lead this place into the Day Drinking Honour Roll.
Where: 3128 Surfers Paradise Boulevard, Surfers Paradise

The Beach Hotel
There’s no better place to snag a seat and sink a beer (or a Golden Hour Sour) on a sunny summer arvo than at The Beach Hotel in Broadbeach. The airy spaces and indoor-outdoor flow let the sea breeze carry through the beer garden into the public bar. The vibe is set to ‘summer chill’, eats are delish, sips are refreshing and every corner is designed for the perfect gathering with your pals. Sunday sessions start at 1pm (don’t be late!), and FYI their cheeky margs are customisable.
Where: 50 Surf Parade, Broadbeach

The Beach Hotel Broadbeach (image supplied)
Beer Garden, The Beach Hotel Broadbeach (image supplied)

Garden Kitchen & Bar
This Broadbeach fave is a lush oasis of good vibes. Soak up the sun with mates on the outdoor lawn or head inside to velvet lounges for a leisurely lunch. Drinks, eats, and ambiance—tick, tick, tick. Whatever you choose, know good vibes are aplenty.
Where: Casino Level, The Star Gold Coast, Casino Drive, Broadbeach

Sueño
If you’re craving a little Latin American sol, Sueño is your golden ticket. Think classic cocktails from the Americas served on rouge tables under the sway of palm trees. Brought to you by the Rick Shores legends and perched in The Oxley, this spot screams refined indulgence. Start your weekend (or weekday – we love a little rebellion) with an icy cold mezcal – straight, stirred, or shaken – under a sunny umbrella with your crew.
Where: The Oxley Atrium, 17 Lavarack Road, Mermaid Beach

Rooftop at Sueño, Mermaid Beach (image by Mathilde Bouby Photography)
Rooftop at Sueño, Mermaid Beach (image by Mathilde Bouby Photography)

The Miami
Never had a Miami Colada or a Pink Miami? Gasp. Don’t worry, we’ve got your back! Snag a seat on The Deck for those dreamy balcony views over North Burleigh and let the ocean breeze do its thing. Cocktails + views = happy days.
Where: 2043-2047 Gold Coast Highway, Miami

Burleigh Pavilion
The Pav (yep, we’re on nickname terms) is an icon of day drinking glory. Sitting right on the sand and water, it’s arguably the best spot to bask in GC sunshine and soak up those dreamy ocean views. Open 7 days from 11am, it’s perfect for daytime sips. Bonus points for their Summer Lover Sundays – think DJ sets, great vibes, and even better cocktails. Who needs an excuse?
Where: Goodwin Terrace, Burleigh Heads

Burleigh Pavilion (image supplied)
Burleigh Pavilion (image supplied)

Local
For those chill, “let’s meet at our local” vibes, head to The Local. With a front terrace made for people-watching and a backyard beer garden perfect for live tunes (Friday to Sunday), it’s a laidback legend. Pair supreme cocktails, fizzes, rosé, or your usual go-to with an outdoor table and your afternoon is golden. Our rec? The Afternoon Spritz.
Where: 1744 Gold Coast Highway, Burleigh Heads

The Collective
Ready for a fishbowl margarita? Or an espresso martini tree? Yep, The Collective’s rooftop bar is serving big-time weekend vibes. Open from 12 pm on Saturdays and Sundays, it’s a spot where sharing (and sipping) is caring. Pro tip: Try their Shake & Stir Cocktail Masterclass for some hands-on fun.
Where: 1128 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach

Sunday Beach Club at Kirra Beach House, Coolangatta (image supplied)
Kirra Beach House, Coolangatta (image supplied)

Kirra Beach House & Kirra Beach Hotel
If you’re yet to be acquainted with Kirra Beach House and Kirra Beach Hotel, they’re both ideal for enjoying glasses (there’s only the plural) of rosé all day long. In terms of spaces to hang out, you’ve got the Public Bar, The Bistro and the Beer Garden downstairs, while upstairs is the gorg Kirra Beach House, complete with outdoor cabanas, indoor booths, and signature Kirra cocktails, including a Champagne Piña Colada!
Where: Level 1, 2 Marine Parade, Coolangatta

Coolangatta Hotel
Pub classics, frothies, and an unbeatable Bottomless Brunch every weekend—what more could you ask for? Think two glorious hours of tacos and frozen cocktails for $79. Or chill in the Beer Garden and Bistro all week long.
Where: Cnr Warner St & Marine Parade, Coolangatta

Kirra Beach Hotel (image supplied)
Kirra Beach Hotel (image supplied)

The Gold Coast is absolutely bursting with epic surf clubs, bars, and rooftop gems. If you’re still parched or keen to explore even more top-notch spots, check out our dedicated lists for the best surf clubs, rooftop bars, distilleries and breweries around. Trust us, your next fave hangout is just waiting to be discovered!

Words by Chelsea Ipsen

10 Gold Coast bars if you like Piña Coladas

Pina Colada (Photo by Vitor Pinto on Unsplash)
Pina Colada (Photo by Vitor Pinto on Unsplash)

What comes to mind when you think of the humble Piña Colada? Tropical getaways lazing by a pool with a balmy sea breeze rustling through the palm fronds most likely spring to mind. And the vast majority of people will probably agree with you.

The cocktail is a favourite worldwide and has origins in 1950s Puerto Rico, hence the tropical flavours and name. If you do love Piña Coladas (but not getting caught in the rain), you should be excited to learn next month celebrates a day dedicated to the drink on Saturday 10th of July. Because all the best things deserve a day wholly devoted to them, right?

In honour of such an exciting occasion, our list highlights the bars where you can celebrate in fabulous fashion and give thanks to these lush-styled drinks from the Caribbean.

Aloha
If you haven’t found yourself sipping tiki-style libations in this back-alley Broadbeach haunt, then quite frankly, where have you been? When it comes to slinging the best drinks with a sprinkling of fun, you won’t find anywhere else that does it quite like these guys. There is always something going on here, so grab your best Hawaiian shirt and let Aloha take care of the rest.
Where: 18 Main Place, Broadbeach

Café Catalina
Right on the water’s edge in the Broadwater Parklands, Café Catalina has steadily become a crowd favourite due to its stunning water views and modern menu. We all know what goes best with water views, don’t we? That’s right, a sweet, sweet Piña Colada, of course. The café is famously pooch-friendly, so grab your furry mate and settle in for a couple of cocktails.
Where: 10/11 Broadwater Parklands, Southport

Aloha Bar and Dining (image supplied)
Aloha Bar and Dining (image supplied)

The Island Rooftop Bar
Surfers Paradise’s largest rooftop bar is a favourite for any sunny Sunday sessions. The Island Colada fits this bustling and subtropical scene to a tee, constructed with love — including pineapple juice, coconut cream and Havana Charta — meaning it’s a traditional-style Piña Colada with some extra island vibes thrown in to get you and the party started.
Where: The Island, Corner of Surfers Paradise Boulevard and Beach Road, Surfers Paradise

Naami
This relative newcomer to the Burleigh Heads bar scene is already garnering the right kind of attention for innovative signature drinks; the like of which you can sip and discuss with a friend/colleague/tinder date for hours with ease. The Pav is Mine is a clever adaptation of the classic Piña Colada that deserves to be tried, and as it’s a vegan-made cocktail, there are absolutely no excuses!
Where: 4/57 James Street, Burleigh Heads

Taboo Tiki
The tiki sensations are intense with this one — and that’s putting it lightly. With an upbeat setting and consistent line-ups of quality D.J.s, we suggest you pencil in this Surfers Paradise venue for celebrating international Piña Colada Day come next month. If you can’t wait that long, be sure to head along to one of their many party nights from Thursday through to Sunday to get a taste of the action.
Where: 19 Orchid Avenue, Surfers Paradise

Taboo Tiki (image supplied)
Taboo Tiki (image supplied)

Cowch
When the words dessert and cocktail can be found in close proximity to one another, you know things are looking up. So, when Cowch opens a flagship venue in The Oracle Broadbeach next week, you can expect sweet and alcoholic things to collide in an udderly (pardon the pun) delish way. The Hoola Girl is a whipped cream and lollipop garnished version of the Puerto Rican classic you simply must try.
Where: 1 Oracle Boulevard, Broadbeach

Sticky Rice
The original naughty but nice excuse for a mid-week tipple or two: if Sticky Rice can’t get you out of the house for some next-level Thai cuisine accompanied by some seriously delish cocktails, nothing or no one can. The Pina Coladyboy (Dark Rum, Malibu, blended with fresh pineapple, coconut cream, lime & orgeat) is at the top of their cocktail list for a reason. Turn up the chilli in your Duck Red Curry and mellow out with the pick of the tropical cocktails.
Where: Shop 7, 443 Golden Four Drive, Tugun

Crafty’s
Finding yourself amid a shopping frenzy can not only be a hit to your bank balance but a trigger for an unquenchable thirst, the type that can only be satisfied with some top-notch cocktails, of course. Crafty’s is the optimum spot to lighten the load and get your lips around a tasty little Piña Colada. Their take, The G.O.A.T., has lashings of pineapple-infused rum and should make the second half of your shopping spree a breeze.
Where: Harbour Town Eats, Biggera Waters

Piña Coladas Cocktail (Photo by Garett Mizunaka on Unsplash)
Piña Coladas Cocktail (Photo by Garett Mizunaka on Unsplash)

Edgewater Dining & Lounge
The attention to detail taken by this venue with their drinks offering is nothing short of remarkable. The drinks list is titled, Liquid Journey and from cover to cover, you can see this Isle of Capri restaurant has placed great emphasis on having great food and the drinks to match. Their signature Pirate on the Beach takes the modest classic and completely revamps it with deluxe inclusions of Fireball, Amaretto, and nutmeg.
Where: Shop 3 G7, Capri on Via Roma, Surfers Paradise

Ms. Margots
If you find yourself on the shiny side of town and think a couple of sophisticated cocktails are in order, then you need to consider Ms. Margots at The Hilton Surfers Paradise. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner; the venue has you covered for when you feel like pushing the boat out a little. As Piña Coladas come, the house version is aptly named Beach Blonde Jenny and twists the original with the addition of macadamia nut liqueur and cacao: thus, you have a delicious drink that is also health-conscious. Ingenious stuff!
Where: The Hilton, 6 Orchid Avenue, Surfers Paradise

Words by Alex Mitcheson.

Ms Margot's interior, Hilton Surfers Paradise (Image: © 2020 Inside Gold Coast)
Ms Margot's interior, Hilton Surfers Paradise (Image: © 2020 Inside Gold Coast)
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