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17 reasons locals love Palm Beach

Exceptional eateries, quiet(ish) beaches and cute boutiques.

Food at The Collective, Palm Beach (image supplied)
Food at The Collective, Palm Beach (image supplied)

Over the past couple of years Palm Beach (or Palmy as it’s affectionately known) has well and truly been embracing it’s new found cool kid status.

While we can’t pinpoint the exact moment it officially transformed to ‘it’ suburb, lucky locals have been living large of late, with the emergence of all the beachside haunts to frolic between (though they do have to compete a little more for parking these days).

While in years gone by, the only thing reliably making Palmy a ‘must stop’ destination was a quiet-ish (albeit stunning) beach, and the high chance of catching a red on the way through. With an influx of laidback eateries, noteworthy restaurants, swanky bars and luxe boutiques popping up left right and centre, there’s never any shortage of things to do. These days, we can think of at least 17 epic reasons that make this buzzing suburb THE place to be.

Las Palmas, Palm Beach (Image: © 2020 Inside Gold Coast)
Las Palmas, Palm Beach (Image: © 2020 Inside Gold Coast)

Las Palmas
Overlooking the ocean with the perfect pastel palette, Las Palmas is bringing Latin America to Palm Beach with a share-style menu, made up of mouthwatering flavours and a fresh cocktail list to match. Head in there for a Sunday arvo session or long lunch with your loves. It’ll be your new summer fave for sure.
Where: Level 1, 1097 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach

The Scottish Prince
Tucked away, all moody low-lit with wild times written all over it, The Scottish Prince, sister venue of The Cambus Wallace and is one of the best drinking holes we have here on the Coast. It’s primarily a whisky bar boasting over 300 varieties of the tasty tipple plus a perfectly complementary menu including Steak & Ale Pies, Scotch fillets, fish and chips and on Sunday nights, an authentic Taste of Scotland tasting menu. All the very best things. Get in.
Where: 1176 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach

The Scottish Prince (image supplied)
The Scottish Prince (image supplied)

Palm Beach Farmers Market
The Gold Coast is home to many an impressive farmers market and one of our absolute favourites can be found in Palmy on Saturday mornings. From 6am at Palm Beach Currumbin High School you’ll find fresh local produce, artisan foods, specialty coffee, epic doughnuts, flowers, dog treats, the lot. The perfect way to spend a weekend morning.
Where: Thrower Drive, Palm Beach

Frida Sol
Margaritas and Mexi-eats are some of our favourite things and happily, they’re on offer at Palmy’s delightful upstairs space, Frida Sol. There’s a chilli margarita that’ll knock your socks off and if you perch outside on the deck, a balmy ocean breeze – the combination of which will remind you exactly why you live on the Gold Coast. The perfect time.
Where: Level 1, 1176 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach

Frida Sol, Palm Beach (Image: © 2020 Inside Gold Coast)
Frida Sol, Palm Beach (Image: © 2020 Inside Gold Coast)

The Pirate Park
Those with little ones will attest to the fact that the Pirate Park is up there with the best on the Coast. Located right near the water, the park far exceeds anything you ever got to play on as a kid with a pirate ship stuck in the sand and upended wine barrels perfect for all day climbing. If you don’t have any babes, Dune Café is close by as is the sparkling ocean and a dog beach on Currumbin Creek that’s always good for a laugh.
Where: 945 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach (on the left before the Currumbin Creek bridge)

The Collective
No doubt you’ve already set foot inside The Collective more than once and why wouldn’t you with five restaurants to choose from? Open for lunch and dinner, you can stay all day and, as it’s a communal dining setting, you’re bound to make some new friends along the way. So, if you’re in the mood for pizza and tacos, head to The Collective, order both and wash it all down with a cocktail at the rooftop bar.
Where: 1128 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach

The Collective, Palm Beach (image supplied)
The Collective, Palm Beach (image supplied)

White Bohemian
It’s every local boho babe’s dream come true. Opened in 2013, White Bohemian stocks all your favourite hippy-esque labels including GD brand Kivari, Byron Bay cult-fave labels SPELL and Arnhem. These guys were one of the first to bring us the magic of the laid-back luxe aesthetic before the #boho trend took over the world (and our wallets), so we trust them and their epic curation of all things effortless style endlessly. There’s homewares too so, you know, prepare to spend up.
Where: Cnr Seventh Avenue and Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach

Balboa Italian
It goes without saying that if you’ve ever driven through Palm Beach, you’ve definitely laid eyes on Balboa Italian. The beautifully appointed double-storey brick building is in a class of its own serving classic Italian dishes with modern interpretations and the freshest of flavours. It’s worth a visit just to experience the fitout, complete with overhead Vespa and exposed brick walls. The cocktails are unique and the wine selection varied. It’s all good to be honest, get down there.
Where:1069 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach

Balboa Italian (image supplied)
Balboa Italian (image supplied)

Espresso Moto
It’s a cafe crossed with a motorbike workshop and the home of the best banana smoothies on the Gold Coast. That’s right, the best. There is not a single thing not to love about Espresso Moto from their very delicious breakfast goods (the brekky burritos are the bomb), to their use of Allpress coffee and the ever-friendly staff who always say g’day. There’s also a communal dog bed and the beach is right around the corner. So yeah, it’s the best.
Where: 1389 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach

Suga
A somewhat secret cocktail bar, tucked away on the Gold Coast Hwy, Suga specialises in rum and good times and if you’re keen on either or both of those you should absolutely get down there. They have an impressive cocktail menu plus plenty of epic wines (pet nats, yes please) and beers so no matter what, you’re gonna love it.
Where: 1142 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach

Good Day Coffee, Palm Beach (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)
Good Day Coffee, Palm Beach (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)

Good Day Coffee Palm Beach
Launching a cafe in a hip and happening suburb surrounded by competition stiffer than a morning espresso is not for the faint of heart – but ever since they branched out from their OG Tugun location late last year, locals and weary travellers alike have unanimously agreed it’s always a good day for Good Day Coffee Palm Beach. Friendly faces serving Blackboard coffee and other staples like pastries and goat’s fetta laden smashed avo toast – we could easily eat and drink here every day. The epitome of simple eats, and great coffee, done well.
Where: 1073 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach

Ritual Yoga & Pilates
Found upstairs in a sunlit space oozing chill vibes is Ritual Yoga & Pilates. Owned by sisters Rose and Sophie, Ritual is only a couple of years old but has already become a favourite amongst both Palm Beach locals and those who reside in surrounding suburbs. If you’re in need of some rest and relaxation (or a solid sweat session), Ritual is calling your name.
Where: 9b Palm Beach Avenue, Palm Beach

Outdoor seating at Palm Beach Ave, Palm Beach (image supplied)
Outdoor seating at Palm Beach Ave, Palm Beach (image supplied)

Palm Beach Ave
PBA is one of those gems that so quickly won our hearts that we seem to forget this pretty-in-pink art deco stunner is only relatively new to Palmy’s ever-growing strip of uber-cool beachside hangouts. One of those venues where it’s 10’s all round, the tropical luxe, chandelier-laden interiors have us swooning every time, and we can never seem to get enough of the knockout food and cocktails (no matter how much we regret it the next morning). Plus they do bottomless brunch, so, need we say more?
Where: 6 Palm Beach Avenue, Palm Beach

Tank Bar & Dining
We can never seem to talk about Tank without the urge to get, well… tanked, which is some fairly genius subliminal marketing if you ask us. In our defense, what else are we supposed to do in a cracking little craft beer bar? We’re certainly not there to lick stamps.

The 10 rotating craft beer taps offers a nice mix of local and international brews, and the laid-back vibes of a modern beach shack style bar a hops, skip and a jump from the ocean are pretty hard to beat. Plus, with two levels, there’s plenty of primo spots to perch up, catch the sea breeze and watch the GC Hwy go by.
Where: 1166 Gold Coast Hwy, Palm Beach

Cocktails at Tank Bar & Dining, Palm Beach (Image: © 2023 Inside Gold Coast)
Cocktails at Tank Bar & Dining, Palm Beach (Image: © 2023 Inside Gold Coast)

Toro’s Pizza
As we’ve probably already well established by this point, us Gold Coasters are big suckers for a cute fit-out. It’s hard to tell if it’s the perfectly peachy-pink interiors, or the Italian aromas wafting from the kitchen that keep us coming back to Toro’s Pizza like moths to a flame. And spoiler alert: it’s definitely the latter, since there are few smells that compare to that of a freshly baked, still bubbling wood-fired pizza. Carbs, cheese, more cheese, and BYO – this place is what Italian dreams are made of.
Where: Shop 7/2 Eighth Ave, Palm Beach

Costa Taco
Overcoming the momentary temptation to leave this one out (in hopes of greedily keeping more of those highly coveted tables all for ourselves) – but no list about epic Palmy spots would be complete with such a glaring omission. Dishing up authentic Mexican eats, the menu is short but sweet, sticking only to their specialities with a focus on local, seasonal ingredients. Any day featuring beachside, street-style tacos like the zesty Birria Beef (complete with signature consommé to dip), and a coconut marg (because marg) is a very bueno day indeed.
Where: 1136 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach

Costa Taco (image supplied)
Costa Taco (image supplied)

Canvas Palm Beach
Who doesn’t love starting their day with a visit to their friendly local barista, with a leisurely peruse of some hand crafted homewares on the side #theperfectmorningdoesexist. And hey, if some of the latter – such as a candle that smells like bliss in a jar, or some cute ceramics – happen to come home with us along with a great cup of coffee, we’ll happily take the dopamine hit while we’re doing out bit to #supportsmall.

For Palmy locals the cute digs and delightful café fare are a definite draw card, but for parents the park proximity makes this spot unparalleled – along with the blissful moment’s peace and quiet babycino buys.

(And yes, we stopped being cool right around the same time we started caring about babycinos and where the good parks are.)
Where: Shop 3, Magnoli Building, 1338 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach

Words by Kellie Leader.

Canvas Palm Beach interior (Image: © 2021 Inside Gold Coast)
Canvas Palm Beach interior (Image: © 2021 Inside Gold Coast)

Get tanked at Palm Beach’s newest craft beer bar

Cocktails at Tank Bar & Dining, Palm Beach (Image: © 2023 Inside Gold Coast)
Cocktails at Tank Bar & Dining, Palm Beach (Image: © 2023 Inside Gold Coast)

Okay so maybe don’t take our headline literally…or do and LBR here, as if you won’t. Southern dwellers, the news is all good because the founders of Nobby Beach’s Bine Bar & Dining have just spawned a new golden child in pumpin’ Palm Beach. Aptly called Tank Bar & Dining, just like its big sis, Tank promises delicious chow, great beer, and a cracking good time. Boasting 10 rotating craft beer taps showcasing local and international brews among other things, it really would be plain rude not to swing in for a tipple #PutYourMannersBackIn.

Interior shot of Tank Bar & Dining, Palm Beach (Image: © 2023 Inside Gold Coast)
Interior shot of Tank Bar & Dining, Palm Beach (Image: © 2023 Inside Gold Coast)

Opening last week, this two-storey gem packs plenty of personality and has something for everyone. In addition to the impressive craft beers on offer, there’s a variety of canned bevvies, a selection of wines, and a mouth-watering choice of cocktails. Add in the perfectly paired meal options from the extensive family-friendly menu and humdinga ocean views, it’s safe to say Tank is here to stay.

Patrons can perch at one of the high tables out front, or head inside to experience some raw and rustic feels at the downstairs bar. Then, follow the ‘Beer Drinkin Drive’ street sign and nah, you don’t have to ask us twice. Venture up the stairs lined with an eclectic collage of new and retro vibing poster art, and we srsly love anything that reminds us of a giant Pinterest board.

Interior shot of Tank Bar & Dining, Palm Beach (Image: © 2023 Inside Gold Coast)
Interior shot of Tank Bar & Dining, Palm Beach (Image: © 2023 Inside Gold Coast)

Upstairs, it’s a whole new keg of beer, with a clean, white, airy aesthetic dressed with plenty of hanging, draping and hugging greenery. Picture a white VJ panelled bar, tasteful wooden accents, rattan pendants, and a transparent roof which offers the best of both worlds. It allows the iconic Gold Coast sunshine to light up the room, plus shields us from any shoddy weather. Plus there are those things called ocean views and yeah, they’re kind of a big deal.

Owners Scott Imlach and Simone Tunbridge are proud to add Tank to their portfolio of GC clangers, which includes Bine Bar & Dining (as mentioned), Hideaway Kitchen & Bar, Nightjar, Precinct Brewing, Nightcap, Nobbys Arc, Barchino, and The Backyard and holy heck Tank, you’ve got some fine genes there.

Interior shot of Tank Bar & Dining, Palm Beach (Image: © 2023 Inside Gold Coast)
Interior shot of Tank Bar & Dining, Palm Beach (Image: © 2023 Inside Gold Coast)

Let’s talk food, which BTW is also available for takeaway. If you feel a snack attack coming on and don’t we always, dig into some Crispy Chicken Karaage with jalapeño mayo. In keeping with the crispy theme, how about adding some Crispy Fried Mushrooms with spiced hommus coz you can. If a burger is screaming your name, it’s probs the Texas Brisket Burger with BBQ brisket, pickled onion, dry slaw and aioli #BunInAMillion. There’s also a section of the menu dedicated purely to the almighty Chicken Shnitty, and our pick is The OG with Napoli and cheese. Or, if you’re more of a bao bae (samsies), we’re obsessed with the Pork Belly Bao with dry slaw, teriyaki and pico de gallo.

Food at Tank Bar & Dining, Palm Beach (Image: © 2023 Inside Gold Coast)
Food at Tank Bar & Dining, Palm Beach (Image: © 2023 Inside Gold Coast)

As far as beverages go, when in a craft beer bar, one simply must partake in a frosty Bronson of some persuasion. Lagers, pale ales, IPA’s, mids and more live here, and we can’t pick between the Balter XPA pale ale and the Brookvale ginger ale so stuff it – we’ll take both. Otherwise you can go with a cider, zero beer, vino, seltzer and as mentioned, a cocktail. It would be very un-us not to unpack one of these bad boys and we’re going with the Pornstar Martini. Cheeky by name and refreshing by nature, it’s made with vodka, passionfruit liqueur and pulp, lemon juice and sugar #TwoPlease.

Cocktails at Tank Bar & Dining, Palm Beach (Image: © 2023 Inside Gold Coast)
Cocktails at Tank Bar & Dining, Palm Beach (Image: © 2023 Inside Gold Coast)

With something happening every night including live music Friday to Sunday, walk-in (no bookings) for a relaxed dinner with friends and family, an after work drink on the deck, and enjoy this slice of laid-back watering hole heaven.

Where: 1166 Gold Coast Highway, Palm Beach
When: 3pm – midnight Wednesday to Sunday, 12pm – midnight Saturday & Sunday. Closed Monday & Tuesday

Words by Bianca Trathen.
Images by Brittany Kreskas.

Interior shot of Tank Bar & Dining, Palm Beach (Image: © 2023 Inside Gold Coast)
Interior shot of Tank Bar & Dining, Palm Beach (Image: © 2023 Inside Gold Coast)

21 spots for Thursday cheap eats

Crafty's Mother Cluckin’ Thursday (image supplied)
Crafty's Mother Cluckin’ Thursday (image supplied)

Full price meals? Not in this economy. We don’t know what it is about cheap eats, but for some reason food just tastes that much better when you’re not paying full price.

Life’s expensive (you don’t have to tell us twice) so we’ve rounded up the best Thursday cheap eats the Gold Coast has to offer so you can spend less time googling and more time on the important things – eating!

NORTH GC

  • Crafty’s: The humble chook is the star of the show with Crafty’s Mother Cluckin’ Thursday, where you can you tuck in to a classic schnitty for just $15. More of a parmy person? No problem, get yours for just $20 – talk about a seriously good deal. At Harbour Town Shopping Centre, 147 Brisbane Road, Biggera Waters
  • The Club at Parkwood Estate: Thursdays are for steak at The Club. We’re talking a 150 day grain-fed, Black Angus rump with chips and salad for just $18.90. At 76 – 122 Napper Road, Parkwood
  • Mozza Mozza: Every Thursday Mozza Mozza is backing up the mid-week eats deals, bestowing upon us Pizza Party Thursdays, in the form of two wood-fired-to-perfection pizzas for $35. At Southport Sharks, Corner Olsen Avenue & Musgrave Avenue, Southport
Mozza Mozza, Southport (image supplied)
Mozza Mozza, Southport (image supplied)

MID GC

  • Gold Coast Tavern: Name a more iconic duo than Gold Coast Tavern and a schnitty… we’ll wait. A local favourite for a reason, it’s all about the waterfront views and $18 schnitz night on Thursday arvos here. At 150 Bundall Road, Bundall
  • Coast: This one really fans the flames of our culinary desires. Tuck into a 250g Angus Rump, crisped to perfection over wood & charcoal, paired with crispy fries and herb butter for only $25. At Level 1 Meriton Suites, 86 The Esplanade, Surfers Paradise
  • The Island: Goldie’s are keeping the hunger pains at bay with daily dinner deals, on Thursday it’s all about $16 burgers or a beef schnitty sanga for $18 if you’re wanting something extra. At 3128 Surfers Paradise Boulevard, Surfers Paradise
Nasi Goreng, TOKOH (image supplied)
Nasi Goreng, TOKOH (image supplied)

MID GC continued…

  • Bine: The team at Bine Bar & Dining are bringing the goods with a chicken parmy and beer for $20. If you aren’t full by the time you leave, we’ll eat our hats. At 1/28 Chairlift Avenue, Mermaid Beach
  • MexiCali: One of your favourite spots for Mexican and margs, Taco Thursday at Mexicali means $6 tacos and good vibes all night long. Guaranteed. At Level 1/2223 Gold Coast Hwy, Nobby Beach
  • Tropic Vice: You can always rely on Tropic Vice to bring good food and good vibes so their Thursday Tacos & Tequila night is no exception. Get your hands on $5 tacos and $12 margaritas while you watch the sunset from the rooftop. At 2215 Gold Coast Highway, Mermaid Beach
Food and Cocktails at Tropic Vice, Nobby Beach (image supplied)
Food and Cocktails at Tropic Vice, Nobby Beach (image supplied)

MID GC continued…

  • Cambus Wallace: What’s not to love about about this gem, tucked away in Nobby’s. On Thursday’s grab a jaffle and a beer for $18. Count us in! At 2237 Gold Coast Hwy, Nobby Beach
  • The Henchman: We’re big fans of the Henchman’s relaxed outdoor vibe, but we’re even bigger fans of their $12 cheeseburger and fries combo. Get yours from 12pm every Thursday or enjoy it with a side of open mic night from 7pm every week. At 6/8 Henchman Avenue, Miami
  • Panchos: Our fave colourful Mexican joint is the new home of Burrito Thursdays. $25 for traditional Mexican Burrito and a Corona, Tecate or a Dos Equis. Who needs Old El Paso? At 581 Springbrook Road, Mudgeeraba
Burrito & beer at Panchos Mexican, Mudgeeraba (image supplied)
Burrito & beer at Panchos Mexican, Mudgeeraba (image supplied)

MID GC continued…

  • Hail Mary: Okay this one feels almost too good to be true. Hail Mary’s Thursday Fiesta is the ultimate (cheap) date night with six tacos, nachos and two drinks for $60. You can also upgrade to a classic marg for $5 – it’d be rude not to if you ask us. At 26 James Street, Burleigh Heads
  • Paloma: As the nights get colder, Paloma is warming things up with a pasta and garlic bread special. Join them on Thursdays for a weekly changing pasta dish and garlic bread for $25. No reservation required. At 1/12 James St, Burleigh Heads
  • Maman Bar & Kitchen: Throughout February and March Maman is THE place for date night. For just $99 for two share a 2 course dinner, Pitta crisps and dips, lamb moussaka with Greek salad and a bottle of wine #sold At 49 James Street, Burleigh Heads
  • Apres Surf: The crew at Apres Surf have a special on every weekday so you can save many shiny pennies. On Thursday it’s $1 dumplings and $10 Balter XPA pints so you’ll definitely leave full and hydrated. At Shop 1, 1837 Gold Coast Highway, Burleigh Heads
Dumplings at Apres Surf, Burleigh (image supplied)
Dumplings at Apres Surf, Burleigh (image supplied)

SOUTH GC

  • Burgster: Someone once said that cheeseburgers are good for the soul (it was us, we are someone), so excuse us while we get around Burgster’s Cheeseburger Thursdays with $15 singles, $20 doubles and $25 triples. At 4/10 Philippine Parade, Palm Beach
  • Tank Bar & Dining: It might be Thirsty Thursday at Tank but we promise you’ll leave feeling anything but thirsty with their $20 parmi and beer combo. At 1166 Gold Coast Hwy, Palm Beach
  • Lucia Tapas: If you love a bit of this and a bit of that, we know a spot. Splash out with $10 tapas at Lucia’s from 4-6pm, as well as some cheeky beer and wine specials to wash it down. At 1/445 Golden Four Drive, Tugun
  • Currumbin Beach Vikings: It’s all about the two-for-one meals on Thursday arvos from 5pm. There’s 180 degree ocean views and cheap beers too. Best. At 741 Pacific Parade, Currumbin
Interior shot of Tank Bar & Dining, Palm Beach (Image: © 2023 Inside Gold Coast)
Interior shot of Tank Bar & Dining, Palm Beach (Image: © 2023 Inside Gold Coast)

9 Gold Coast boutiques supporting Aussie labels

Halo & Grace, Mermaid Beach (image supplied)
Halo & Grace, Mermaid Beach (image supplied)

There are many things we Gold Coasters are fond of. A new beachside eggs benny brunch spot. Bottomless long lunches. Farmers Markets. Finding the last park at Burleigh Hill on a Sunday. Heading out on the town in a brand new ‘fit #thanksitsnew.

We’re pretty spoilt for choice when it comes to local boutiques frilled to the brim with incredible Aussie designers and labels #luckyus. Plus, we get the added warm and fuzzy feels of supporting local small biz #winwin. So, we’ve rounded up 9 of our fave GC boutiques for your spending pleasure. We’re not sure what’s harder, narrowing this list down to just 9, or walking out of any of the below empty handed.

Halo & Grace, Mermaid Beach (image supplied)
Halo & Grace, Mermaid Beach (image supplied)

GIRLS ONLY

Halo & Grace
Creating a boutique that both appeals to and attracts women of all ages is quite the undertaking, but Halo & Grace have done just that. Nailing that sweet spot of timeless, luxe slow fashion from fancy trackside frocks through to your fave new farmers market ‘fit – their brand new, and downright stunning Mermaid digs are chock full of goodies for you and your abode.
Where: 43 Alfred Street, Mermaid Beach

Homebodii
What could bring a better night’s sleep than your fave pjs? Perhaps knowing they were consciously created right here on the GC (oh, and the fact that they’re cute AF sure doesn’t hurt). Making their debut in 2012 with luxe bridal loungewear, and Homebodii has been keeping us chic, cute and cosy ever since, with their range quickly expanding to sleepwear, intimates and effortless basics. Weekend sleep ins never looked so good.
Where: Pacific Fair Shopping Centre, Shop 2708, Hooker Blvd, Broadbeach

Homebodii, Pacific Fair (image supplied)
Homebodii, Pacific Fair (image supplied)

About a Girl
About a Girl boutique is all about YOU! They always have the cutest threads for every occasion AND if there’s anything you can’t find or a product or label you’re dying to get your hands on, let them know and they will try their best to track it down for you. Extra good.
Where: 2/2211-2215 Gold Coast Highway, Nobby Beach

The Freedom State
The Freedom State is a women’s clothing store that is inspired by bohemian creativity (because boho is life y’all) with a gypsy attitude of freedom. The team has carefully curated labels to offer a stunning selection of women’s fashion inspiring you to show off your very best self.
Where: Shop 12/50 James St, Burleigh Heads

Bird on a Wire
Bird on a Wire is set amongst the exceptional coffee shops on the Lower Gold Coast Highway in Burleigh. The chic boho boutique offers a diverse range of beautiful but affordable fashion and homewares and is the perfect stop after a swim and a coffee.
Where: 5/1840 Lower Gold Coast Hwy, Burleigh Heads

Aussie labels Fazeek and Mr Consistent available at emte, Burleigh (image supplied)
Aussie labels Fazeek and Mr Consistent available at emte, Burleigh (image supplied)

Emte
A must visit store in the Burleigh area, Emte Boutique was founded by a Gold Coast girl who felt that there was a gap to be filled for fashion jewellery and accessories that are cutting edge, stylish, on trend and affordable. We concur. And also spend a lot of dollars here.
Where: 3 James St, Burleigh Heads

White Bohemian
As the name suggests, White Bohemian is all about boho style. Clothing, accessories, bohemian inspired homewares and the very best gifts for the free spirited gypsy wanderer. Love all the things.
Where: 1160 Gold Coast Hwy, Palm Beach

Alfreds Apartment, Nobby Beach (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)
Alfreds Apartment, Nobby Beach (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)

BOYS ONLY

Alfred’s Apartment
While we’re still sad Alfred’s Diner is no more, the lads are still providing our local men with an ever growing range of curated fashion and accessories. Plus they do serve great coffee and Milkman’s cookies, so we mostly forgive them #beingbacktheburrito. Even the fussiest of men will love their limited-release tees.
Where: 2225 Gold Coast Hwy, Mermaid Beach

UNISEX

Sean Scott Boutique
A fave little boutique in James Street, the space showcases Sean Scott’s breathtaking photography as well as clothing and accessories for the fashion forward folks. You can also find one of the biggest displays of (local legends) Valley Eyewear sunnies here on the Coast.
Where: 21c James St, Burleigh Heads

Alfreds Apartment, Nobby Beach (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)
Alfreds Apartment, Nobby Beach (Image: © 2022 Inside Gold Coast)
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