Robert Silverman keeps it classic

For Leasing Consultant Robert Silverman, Saturday night is all about the simple pleasures done well. A proper counter meal, a cold beer in hand and the footy on the screen – it’s really that easy.

Whether it’s a local pub or a favourite spot he’s been going to for years, Robert knows exactly what he’s in for. And that’s the point.

Want a Saturday like Robert’s? We suggest hitting up Richmond’s London Tavern Hotel.

 

 

David Thomson turns up the volume

Licensed Estate Agent & Auctioneer David Thomson’s Saturday nights come with a soundtrack of his very own. As part of the 5-piece cover band, Down For The Count, David spends many-a Saturday night on stage, bringing the biggest hits of the 70s and 80s back to life.

It’s high energy, a little nostalgic and a whole lot of fun. For David, there’s nothing better than live music done right – especially when he’s the one delivering it.

Want a Saturday like David’s? What better way than to check out Down For The Count’s next show?

 

 

Grace Horsey hits the town

For Executive Assistant Grace Horsey, Saturday night starts with getting ready – and ends somewhere delicious. She’s going full glam, heading out to a favourite restaurant or wine bar and settling in for a night of great food and a spicy margarita (or two).

Italian, Asian fusion – she’s not too picky, as long as it hits the mark.

Want a Saturday like Grace’s? Book into Glen Iris’s Grazia Restaurant for some authentic Italian food – and wine.

 

 

Joel Ser follows the spotlight

If it’s live, Partner & Licensed Estate Agent Joel Ser’s already got a ticket.

His ideal Saturday night revolves around entertainment – concerts, theatre, musicals, even the occasional big-name comedian. Anything with atmosphere and a sense of occasion.

Nothing quite beats the buzz before a curtain – any curtain – starts to rise. Just like nothing quite beats the post-show debrief.

Want a Saturday like Joel’s? Take a look at the Marriner Group’s What’s On page.

 

 

Ben Rothschild keeps it flexible

Senior Sales Consultant Ben Rothschild’s Saturday night plans depend on the week – and that’s exactly how he likes it.

After a big run of auctions, it might be a quieter night in. Something easy for dinner, a glass in hand and Netflix doing the heavy lifting. But when the timing’s right? He’s just as happy heading out for dinner, drinks and a bit of loud music.

Low-key or lively, Ben reads the room – and the week – and goes from there.

Want a Saturday like Ben’s? If you’re after a good spot for a bite, check out Balaclava’s Bounty of the Sun. And if it’s a night in you’re craving? Get stuck into everything Netflix has to offer Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen (the name does give a plot point away…)

 

 

Adam Lipszyc keeps it low-key

Head of Marketing Adam Lipszyc doesn’t need much to make a Saturday night feel right.

A quiet night in, something good on TV, spending quality time with family and enjoying the chance to properly switch off. That’s the goal. And when it comes to comfort viewing, Law & Order: SVU is hard to beat.

Sometimes, staying in is exactly where you want to be.

Want a Saturday like Adam’s? Kick your feet up and log into prime – Olivia Benson awaits.

 

 

Debra Popov-Conroy gathers the family

Murrumbeena administrator Debra Popov-Conroy, Saturday night is about connection.

A dinner table filled with family, something delicious to share and a few drinks to go with it. Because, really, it’s tough to beat that feeling of carving out time at the end of the week to catch up with loved ones. We all know it’s the company that makes the weekend.

Want a Saturday like Debra’s? Go through the RecipeTin Eats website to find your food and drink accompaniments!

 

 

Victor Ng embraces the challenge

Video Production Lead Victor Ng’s ideal Saturday night is a little different – and that’s exactly why it works. While others are out and about, he’s focused on a 1000-piece puzzle. Piece by piece, slowly bringing it all together.

It’s a chance to switch off from the noise and settle into something more mindful. And proof that a great night doesn’t have to be loud to be rewarding.

Want a Saturday like Victor’s? Pick up your next puzzle from Elwood’s The Grumpy Swimmer.

 

 

Kylie Cruthers goes with the mood

People and Culture Manager Kylie Cruthers keeps her Saturdays spontaneous. Some weeks, it’s dinner and drinks with friends. Other times, it’s a quiet night in with takeaway Thai and a good movie.

Just whatever feels right in the moment.

Want a Saturday like Kylie’s? Whether you’re eating in or taking home, Carnegie’s Paradai Thai will hit the spot.

 

 

Emma Spencer rolls the dice

Sales administrator Emma Spencer’s Saturday nights are all about a little friendly competition. Board games on the table, a glass of wine nearby and a group of friends ready to compete.

There’s laughter, a few disputed rules, surprise wins and the occasional flipped table. What more could you need?

Want a Saturday like Emma’s? Mind Games Hawthorn will keep you and your friends busy!

 

 

Arlene Joffe makes it meaningful

Senior Property Consultant Arlene Joffe’s Saturdays are about slowing down and soaking it in.

That might mean spending time with friends over some good food and good conversation. Or, just as often, it’s time spent with her three granddaughters – dress-ups often involved.

Different pace, same outcome: a night well spent.

Want a Saturday like Arlene’s? Elevate your dress-up drawer with some statement pieces from Bentleigh’s Costume Wonderland.

 

 

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