Margot Robbie flashes a dazzling smile as she enjoys drinks with pals in London before leaving diners shocked by her touching gesture
The Australian actress, 35, was in great spirits as she joined husband Tom Ackerley and other friends for a healthy lunch at the Australian eatery - where she soon left everyone stunned by a touching gesture.
Margot cut a stylish figure in a brown blazer teaming her off-duty look with a white top and pale jeans.
She accessorised her chic ensemble with a black handbag and beaded necklace, while showcasing her natural beauty with minimal make-up.
The Barbie star looked relaxed as she chatted with producer pals producers Josey McNamara, Regan Riskas and Charlie Maas over drinks including their very own Papa Salt gin.
And Margot was clearly in a great mood as she soon left her fellow diners shocked after reportedly bought a round of cocktails for everyone in the restaurant.
It is said that dozens of lucky customers were treated to a drink by the star - who was also dining with owners Prue Freeman and Tom Onions - with cocktails featuring her own gin brand.
MailOnline have contacted Margot's reps for comment.
Margot's generous outing comes after she spent the day drinking shots at Wayne Lineker's iconic O Beach club in Ibiza.
The self-confessed lover of partying - who previously professed her love for cheesy Clapham nightclub Infernos - jetted off to Ibiza earlier this month.
Margot was spotted at the club by its co-owner Tony Truman's daughter Kiki, who he shares with EastEnders star Charlie Brooks.
Tony said the star ended up drinking shots with his daughter and the trio were seen beaming in a snap with Tony and Kiki while wearing a brown T-shirt wrap dress, with a red and gold patterned head scarf and aviator sunglasses.
'When your daughter casually introduces you to a Hollywood A lister @margotrobbieofficial and one of the most beautiful woman in the world on the @obeachibiza stage,' Tony wrote as he shared the snap.
'They both reacquainted there love of doing shots together. Kiki casually dropped that next time the two of them will be doing shots together will be when they celebrate doing a movie together.
'Let's hope so darling both very talented actresses who both love partying & Ibiza.'
O Beach co-owner Wayne Lineker, the brother of footballer Gary Lineker, reshared the snap to his Instagram Story, writing: 'Hahaha typical I'm not there for once [eye roll].'
It comes after Margot hosted a pool party for her gin brand, Papa Salt before heading into Glastonbury Festival alongside 200,000 revellers.
A pop-hotel was erected by Worthy Farm and the Barbie star looked casual in a brown strappy top and shorts sat by the poolside drinking her latest Blood Orange Gin Spritz, in collaboration with Fever Tree.
Unlike most A-lister celebrities who opt to helicopter in and out of the Worthy Farm site from their five star hotels, the Suicide Squad star chose a more humble option of staying with family friends in their farmhouse.
A source close to the Glastonbury told MailOnline: 'Margot is a long running friend of the festival and she's chosen to stay with some girls she went to school with in Australia who live just off the site.'
She was later seen arriving at the iconic festival, beaming as she shared drinks with pals.
The Hollywood super star is beloved for her down-to-earth lifestyle having lived in London's Clapham area as a budding actress and partying in the local nightclub, Infernos - where she used to spend her Friday nights with now-husband Tom.
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