Beudi x Cadillac Supper Club: Palmy Vice Takeover

Surfers Paradise in the 1980s was the wild, sun-soaked heart of Australia’s beach culture. A heady mix of glitz, surf, and unapologetic hedonism. It was equal parts Gold Coast glamour and pub-rock grit, where the line between holiday town and party capital started to blur.

The 1980s were when Surfers Paradise truly earned its name. It was a place of freedom, excess, and possibility, where a melting pot of backpackers, surfers, schoolies, and honeymooners all collided.

Think neon lights, sunburnt shoulders, loud shirts, aviator sunnies and handle bar moustaches. Cavill Ave pulsed with energy, pubs spilling onto the street, muscle cars cruising the strip, and beach tunes blasting from every corner. It was a vibe.

But unlike the sleepy surf towns down the coast, Surfers had attitude - bikinis were brighter, hair was bigger, and the sand was a runway for self-expression.

To celebrate one year of Cadillac Supper Club, we’re taking over the bar and bringing back the roaring, surf glam, flamboyant spirit of 80s Surfers Paradise - colliding it with the vintage Italo American soul of Cadillac.

It’s Australia’s version of Miami meets retro New York, shaken with an Italiano twist - a night dripping in nostalgia, sparkle, and good times.

80's inspired food and drink menu dropping soon!