Prince Harry and Meghan Markle double date with Tracey Robbins and Paramount exec husband at Lucky’s Steakhouse in Montecito to celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry enjoyed a double date on their sixth wedding anniversary as they headed out for dinner to celebrate.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were spotted at one of their favorite restaurants in their hometown of Montecito, Lucky’s, an upscale steakhouse where a 28oz porterhouse steak costs $175 and a side of hash browns costs $15.

The couple were joined by their friends, Paramount boss Brian Robbins and his wife Tracey, who works as a designer.

The four friends are believed to have developed a close bond in recent years, with Harry, 39, and Meghan, 42, joining the pair for the film premiere of One Love in Jamaica in January.

Tracey was also one of the first original ‘jamfluencers’ to receive one of Meghan’s homemade strawberry jam jars from her new brand American Riviera Orchard as a gift.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex were spotted at one of their favorite restaurants in their hometown of Montecito, Lucky’s, an upscale steakhouse. Above: Meghan and Harry in London in 2018, just months after tying the knot

Ms Robbins posted a photo of Meghan’s jam, with the American Riviera Orchard logo and ‘Montecito’ underneath – the celebrity enclave in California where Harry and Meghan live in a £12million home. The label also contained the text ’17 of 50′.

Last month, Tracey showed off the jam – which was rated 17 out of 50 – in her hand on Instagram, saying: ‘@AmericanRivieraOrchard Breakfast, lunch and dinner just got a little sweeter.’

‘Thank you for the delicious basket! I absolutely love this jam so I’m not sure I’ll share it with anyone. @American RivieraOrchard Thanks, M! #MontecitoGoodness #AmericanRivieraOrchard.”

Harry and Meghan enjoyed their meal with a bottle of red wine on the table as they chatted with Brian and Tracey. According to the restaurant’s wine list, the cheapest bottle of red wine costs $72.

Harry and Meghan were joined at the dinner by their friends, Paramount boss Brian Robbins and his wife Tracey, who works as a designer.  Above: The four pictured at the Bob Marley premiere in January

Harry and Meghan were joined at the dinner by their friends, Paramount boss Brian Robbins and his wife Tracey, who works as a designer. Above: The four pictured at the Bob Marley premiere in January

Last month, Tracey Robbins was sent one of Meghan's strawberry jam jars and wrote: 'Thanks, M!

Last month, Tracey Robbins was sent one of Meghan’s strawberry jam jars and wrote: ‘Thanks, M!

The eatery appears to be a favorite of Harry and Meghan, who have eaten there many times since moving from Britain to America.

The Duke and Duchess also went on a double date with their friends Katharine McPhee and David Foster in 2020.

Meghan was also spotted having lunch with her agent at the Lucky’s last year.

The Duke and Duchess celebrated their six-year wedding anniversary on Sunday, dubbed a ‘sugar anniversary’ because of the traditional gift given on the occasion.

The Duke and Duchess celebrated their six-year wedding anniversary on Sunday

The Duke and Duchess celebrated their six-year wedding anniversary on Sunday

The former working royals recently wrapped up their 'quasi-royal' three-day tour to Nigeria from May 10 to 13 (pictured)

The former working royals recently wrapped up their ‘quasi-royal’ three-day tour to Nigeria from May 10 to 13 (pictured)

According to tradition, it is meant to symbolize the sweet story of how the couple fell in love with feelings for each other, along with the richness of eternal love.

The former working royals recently wrapped up their ‘quasi-royal’ three-day tour to Nigeria from May 10 to 13.

They missed American Mother’s Day with their children meet with charities and officials at the office of the Governor of Lagos State.

Meghan also spoke at a women in leadership event in Abuja, where she said it was “flattering” to discover through a genealogical test that she is 43 percent Nigerian.

The couple had a great time during the trip to Nigeria and said they left the country “very happy” and hoped to return “soon.”

The Duke and Duchess said they wanted to plan more tours for the future and Harry added that it was important to meet people directly, rather than talking to them online.