INT.- BUSY GASTRO BAR DAY
Jess breezes through the glass doors, she straightens her hair down from the outside wind. Jess waves over to a lady sat at a table on her own. She rushes up to the table weavng in and out of people waiting at the bar. The lady, attractive, blonde hair Mid 30’s is sat looking through a menu glancing at her watch.
JESS
Vonnie, I’m so sorry, my 11.30am was late (takes off coat and places it over back of arm of chair and takes a seat, she graps a menu from the holder and skims through it)
VONNIE
Oh it’s fine Jess, I’ve only just got here myself, some lovely shoes called Jimmy were calling me, so I just had to, What? It would have been rude not to . (Vonney holds up a paper bag. The two ladies laugh and smile)
A good looking waiter walks up to their table with a clipboard in his hand.
INT.- BUSY GASTRO BAR - DAY
Jess breezes through the glass doors, straightening her windblown hair.
She looks around, and waves to a woman sitting alone.
She weaves her way to the table.
(You've already said it's busy in the scene heading - or you could reduce the scene heading, and put "and waves to a woman sitting alone in the busy bar - but be careful - if it's busy, would she immediately see her friend? - you could add a couple of seconds of action while she's looking for her friend.) Maybe:
It's busy. She looks around.
She spots her friend, sitting alone near the back, and waves.
She weaves her way to the table...
I would tend to reduce the scene heading - you may have another scene in the GASTRO BAR, and it may not be busy - and scene headings should always be consistent - if it was in NEW YORK - and all your scenes would be lunchtime scenes - it would probably be fine to use BUSY GASTRO BAR)
VONNIE (30's) holds a menu, glances anxiously at her watch.
JESS
Vonnie, I'm so sorry! My eleven thirty was late.
VONNIE
It's fine Jess - don't worry! I've only just got here myself. Everyone's running late today, mines self inflicted though...
Vonnie, smiling, holds up a carry bag, as Jess finishes removing her coat and slides into her chair.
JESS
Are they?...
VONNIE
...Had my name on them.
JESS
(reaching for a menu)
I can't remember when I could last afford a pair of those.
VONNIE
I can't remember the last time I only worked an eight hour day.
Jess looks sorry for her.
VONNIE
I have to be outta here by one...I'm sorry, it's always so rushed.
Jess, rummages in her handbag, while studying the menu.
JESS
(looking around the room)
Don't forget to get that invitation off me...
Waiter!