Gal Gadot and her husband Jaron Varsano stepped out for dinner in West Hollywood on Saturday.

The Wonder Woman actress, 38, and Jaron, 48, dined at the Italian restaurant Madeo with friends.

The mom of three looked chic in wide-legged black pants, a black blazer and a deep scoop-necked fitted black top.

The Red Notice star wore her raven hair in a sleek, low ponytail and carried a tiny handbag. She slipped her feet into a pair of strappy black sandals.

Jaron’s outfit coordinated with his wife’s. He wore a crew neck black sweater and black pants. 

The Israeli actor’s relaxing night out comes after she admitted she has trouble winding down. 

‘I’m itchy. I can never really sit still,’ she told L’Officiel magazine. ‘Either I’m making babies or making a project. I feel like life is too short, and I want to devour everything.’

And despite her success, she also revealed that she suffers from imposter syndrome.

‘It’s funny, I always feel like I have this imposter syndrome, because I feel so lucky and I’m so happy that I get to do what I really, really, really love,’ the WW84 actress said. 

‘I always feel like, “I hope they’re gonna like it.” There’s never a moment when I’m like, “They’re gonna love this.”‘

Next up for the Death on the Nile star is the Netflix spy thriller Heart of Stone, which Gadot worked on from concept through production and not only stars in, but also produces. 

Gadot plays Rachel Stone, ‘an intelligence operative and the only woman who stands between her powerful global peacekeeping organization and the loss of its most valuable and dangerous asset,’ according to the Netflix synopsis.

‘It was really important for me to show a character that is flawed,’ she explained to L’Officiel. 

‘I’d already done and enjoyed doing the superhero of it all, and I wanted to show a real person. I wanted to create a woman who has learned to do everything by herself. She can never be an open book; she can never trust anybody fully,’ she continued.

And she is cautiously optimistic about Heart of Stone turning into a franchise.

‘I feel like now it’s too soon for me to talk about what it means to me to be the lead for this franchise. Most of all, I hope people are going to enjoy it,’ she explained.

‘And afterwards, if I’m lucky enough to make another Rachel Stone movie, I would be so happy, and we’ll talk about it then if we ever get to the other side,’ she said.