Sylvia Jeffreys and Peter Stefanovic enjoy ‘cold and delicious’ beers at the pub following lockdown

Sylvia Jeffreys and Peter Stefanovic are loving being out of lockdown, heading to the pub just days after restrictions were eased in Sydney.

In a post on Instagram Stories on Thursday, Sylvia, 35, shared a photo of her husband of four years blissfully sipping a beer as they sat on a pub patio.

The Today Extra presenter tagged Peter, 39, and included a GIF of American comedian Larry David, which read: ‘Pretty, pretty good’.

Pub date: Sylvia Jeffreys and Peter Stefanovic (pictured) are loving being out of lockdown, heading to the pub just days after restrictions were eased in Sydney

Meanwhile, Peter shared a close up photo of his beer sitting on the table, with the TV journalist penning a letter to his beverage in the caption.

‘Dear beer, apologies for the long time apart. It’s not you, it’s Covid,’ he began.

‘But it was bloody great to see you and your frothy goodness at the pub today. You were cold and delicious – just as I remembered.

Cheers: Peter shared a close up photo of his beer sitting on the table, with the TV journalist penning a letter to his beverage in the caption

‘See you again, and again, real soon – probably tomorrow. Don’t go changin’. Loving regards, Pete’.

Covid restrictions were eased across NSW on Monday after almost four months in lockdown, with many dubbing the long awaited moment ‘Freedom Day’.

Residents are now allowed to return to some normality, with shops, hairdressers, gyms, cafes, restaurants and pubs all reopening to those who are fully vaccinated.

Back out: In a post on Instagram Stories on Thursday, Sylvia (right) shared a photo of her husband of four years blissfully sipping a beer as they sat on a pub patio

Those who are unvaccinated or who have only received one dose of the Covid vaccine will remain in lockdown until December 1.

Meanwhile, mask mandates, social distancing, density limits and venue caps will still remain in place.

Sydney spent 106 days in lockdown starting on June 26, during which time they recorded close to 63,000 Covid cases and almost 440 deaths.

‘It was bloody great to see you and your frothy goodness at the pub today. You were cold and delicious – just as I remembered,’ Peter wrote to his beer on Instagram