Valentine's Day 2027 In Birmingham

If only the best will suffice for you and your love this Valentine's Day in Birmingham, then Marco Pierre White's restaurant is pretty darn fancy. Head up to the sky-high spot for a range of divine sharing options to mark the occasion, with dishes such as surf and turf (including steak, prawns and fries), rack of lamb to share and so much more.

A vibrant Argentinian restaurant in Shirley, Fiesta del Asado is a top choice for Valentine's dining in romantic surrounds. The pretty space flaunts indoor trees, a sleek marble-topped bar and large windows that look out over the bustling street outside, and there's a cracking menu available as well.

Dive into plates of traditional Argentinian steaks in a Malbec or creamy mushroom sauce, or opt for roasted vegetable rigatoni, flat-iron chicken or chargrilled sea bass instead, paired with a range of premium wines.

Looking for a fun, relaxed Valentine's date night? Vagabond is the perfect spot to sip, share, and enjoy. With over 100 wines to explore and the option to self-pour, you and your date can taste your way through the eclectic selection.

For the ultimate experience, dive into the famous Swiss-cheese fondue for two (£18 per person) - a rich blend of cheeses served with toasted baguette, potatoes, and pickles. You can also indulge in a hanger steak for two (£35) or a variety of shareable boards, like cheese, charcuterie, or both. With knowledgeable staff offering wine pairings from Vagabond's award-winning Urban Winery, it's the perfect place for a cosy, memorable evening full of delicious food, great wine, and good conversation.

Right on the water's edge, Cosy Club Brindley Place is a dream spot for a Valentine's Day meal for two. Grab a drink in the bar before making your way to your table under the restaurant's grand chandeliers. 

With love in the air, get ready to tuck into a meal that your wallet will love just as much as you do. We're talking three courses and a cocktail for just £36.50 each.

A spicy and stylish Valentine's Day date idea, Mowgli has got you and your date covered with delicious Indian bites like Mother Butter Chicken and Himalayan cheese toast, quirky cocktails and fairy lights galore. An intimate venue with a warm ambience, this Grand Central Station restaurant will def add some flavour to your love life.

If you're craving top-notch Indian bites this V-Day, make it a trip to Indico with your loved one. Celebrating street food and Punjabi flavours, this vibrant restaurant is ideal for couples who want a little panache with their meal.

It's impossible not to feel loved-up at All Bar One Brindleyplace. With a wish-you-could-be-us canal-side spot, you get wonderful views of the water with your creative cocktails. 

There's even more to love this Valentine's. Book into its Brindleyplace or New Street Station restaurants from 12th to 15th February to tuck into four small plates from the amazing a la carte, plus two glasses of Moët & Chandon Impérial Brut champagne for just £39.

Looking to add some sizzle to your date night? The Botanist is a venue with everything you need for a good time, from stunning riverside views to private dining rooms for that extra special touch. Plus, they've got live music from the house band to set the mood juuust right. 

Venture down to tuck into sharing menus boasting their famous hanging kebabs, garlic sourdough, mezze boards and more. Plus, there's an excellent cocktail menu to pair with it.

Fancy something a little different this Valentine's day? Then head to Treetop Golf in the Bullring, complete with two indoor, 18-hole courses. Play your way around quirky obstacles in this immersive, tropical wonderland, and if you make the shot at the bonus 19th hole, then you'll win another round for free.

After your game, head to the Thirsty Toucan Bar for creative cocktails, paired with delicious handmade pizzas from the Pizza Cabana.

The Big Birmingham Bake is the perfect quirky event to head to if you're looking for a fun little competition with your sweetheart. You'll be given all the ingredients, utensils and instructions so you can create the best baked goods, all while going head-to-head with other pairs. Let the best chefs prevail.

Stylish, modern and slap-bang in the centre of Birmingham, Slug and Lettuce is great for nights out on the town. Settle into its chic dining room for a loved up Valentine's over sharing platters, small plates and creative cocktails. 

If you're marking the big day with the girls this year, book into Birmingham or Harborne for a Girl Dinner. Take your pick from the exclusive Galentine's menu, with three courses and a drink for just £20.

A stylish Spanish restaurant and wine bar in the Jewellery Quarter, Txikiteo is perfect for couples. The intimate space is home to over 50 handpicked Spanish wines, perfect for trying new bottles with your partner.

Their seasonal menu features both small plates and larger dishes, ranging from beef short rib cooked in rioja to octopus with smoked chorizo and garlic squid.

Love is in the air at The Bell in Harborne, where a cosy, candlelit setting and a tempting Valentine's Day menu make for the perfect date night. You and your special someone can indulge in a delectable feast, starting with tandoori charred chicken with hot honey and buffalo mayo or lightly dusted calamari with sweet chilli, lime and coriander dip.

For mains, choose from comforting classics like low and slow-cooked steak and venison pie with buttery chive mash or butternut squash ravioli in a rich tomato and herb sauce. And to end on a sweet note? The s'mores chocolate brownie, complete with toasted marshmallows and Belgian chocolate sauce, is calling your name. With two courses from £23.00 and three from £28.00 - including a glass of prosecco - The Bell sets the scene for a romantic evening filled with incredible flavours.

Situated in the heart of the Jewellery Quarter, Otto is a warm, welcoming pizza restaurant created by Chris James. They specialise in wood-fired dishes, served in an intimate space decked out in simple wooden furnishings and shelves full of wine.

Share some tasty slices with your other half this Valentine's Day, topped with chorizo and honey or caramelised onion and goat's cheese. What's more, they offer delicious charcuterie boards, flatbreads and small plates.

Need a last-minute plan? The Lost & Found make a romantic dinner easy with their gorgeous setting (and even better plates). Enjoy the vintage interiors and floral ceilings with a menu of pasta, risotto, glazed duck breast and more.

You'll find Lasan on St Paul's Square in the Jewellery Quarter, where it's been a firm favourite since 2002. They serve sumptuous Indian cuisine in sleek, modern interiors, where you can relax on comfy leather booths surrounded by plants and touches of gold.

It was awarded Gordon Ramsay's 'Best Local Restaurant' in 2013, and their menu is just as enticing today. Think slow-cooked spicy beef, crispy red potatoes with ginger, tandoori lamb cutlets and much more.

Treat your boo (or yourself) to something special this Valentine's Day at Browns. They've got all the classic British dishes you could ever want, plus fresh seasonal creations that'll make your mouth water. But wait, there's more: if you're feelin' fancy, indulge in their fantastic afternoon tea every day from 3pm to 5pm.

If you and beau love video games, you'll adore this arcade-inspired bar, NQ64 for your Valentine's Day date idea in Digbeth. Enjoy themed concoctions and craft beer while getting flirty (and mega competitive) with all your childhood favourites - we're talking Space Invaders, Tekken and Mario Kart. 

With locations in Brindleyplace and on Colmore Row, The Alchemist is the perfect boozer to visit on the 14th of February. With theatrical cocktails (that fizz, pop and more), large prosecco bottles, and tasty nibbles on offer, the venue will be sure to spice up your love life. Our personal recommendation? Crispy curried fish with a Sex on the Peach.

At Satori, Japanese tradition meets modern cooking in the heart of Moseley. Perfect for Valentine's Day, each dish is designed to ignite passion and stimulate every sense.

Think miso black cod, tea-smoked miso aubergine and seared wagyu tacos. The drinks list packs just as much of a punch, packing in traditional sakes alongside signature cocktails and wines from around the world.

Looking for something fun to do a few days in advance of Valentine's Day? YO! Sushi School at Birmingham Grand Central is the perfect date idea for couples who want to roll up their sleeves and get creative. You'll learn the art of sushi making from the experts and get to create your very own Japanese plates.

Say I love you over succulent steak at EN this Valentine's Day. With an open kitchen, the warmth of charcoal ovens and canal-side views, there's plenty to get passionate about. 

Unsurprisingly, the menu focuses on prime cuts cooked to perfection, from fillet and sirloin to tomahawk and chateaubriand. Sides are super hearty too, with mac and cheese, confit potatoes and plenty more up for grabs.

For a unique Valentine's Day date idea in Brum, head on over to Flight Club Birmingham. With fast-paced dart games, bottomless pizza paddles, and prosecco, it's the perfect spot for a cocktail-fuelled, ridiculously fun time with your other half.

If you're coming with your partner, they're offering bookings of just two people on the 14th - normally it's only six or more on Saturdays.

If you're looking for a unique but equally romantic dinner in Birmingham for your significant other, you'll find a real winner at The Wilderness. Dishing up eclectic eats such as monkfish with fig hot sauce and venison accompanied by shiitake, it's no wonder it'll be a popular spot this 14th of February.

The Ivy Temple Row is the height of chic with interiors beautiful enough to make you swoon and a £55 three-course menu to match, with a glass of Champagne included in the price. Dine on the 13th and 14th February, where you'll find everything from crispy duck salad to blackened cod, truffled chicken Milanese and the rose petal parfait (raspberry and rose parfait, crushed pistachios, golden flakes and red berry sauce).

Valentine's Day in Birmingham calls for something a little more considered, and Gaucho delivers romance with polish. Set in the heart of the city, this Argentinian steakhouse is a masterclass in atmosphere: low lighting and plush interiors galore.

At the centre of it all is the food - exceptional Argentinian steak, cooked with confidence and served alongside bold wines that invite sharing. Book ahead, dress up a little, and let the setting do the heavy lifting.

Fancy a Birmingham restaurant this Valentine's Day? You'll get a superb dining experience at Fumo, complete with Venetian tapas, pastas and scrumptious pizzas. And to drink? Tip back their house Champagne rosé for a little extra bubbly.

Hidden away in the boiler room of the Grand Hotel, this sumptuous restaurant offers a decadent location for a special dinner for two. Enjoy wagyu dumplings, Peking duck pancakes and seared tuna with ponzu, truffle aioli and caviar at Tattu, and wash it down with one of their expertly crafted cocktails.

Offering gorgeous dining pods, intimate lighting and a pretty rooftop, Sky By The Water is dishing out British and French cuisine as well as dessert-inspired cocktails to share. Located in Resorts World, this gem will be sure to impress with its sky-high views.

This Valentine's Day, 24 Stories is bringing back its unforgettable Valentine's menu this year, promising five courses for £160 per person. Match beautiful views with slow-cooked char siu Suffolk lamb ribs, T-bone steak to share, truffled gnocchi and more across the impressive offering.

Chance & Counters is the ideal place to head to for a quirky evening of cocktails and all your favourite board games. Have your pick between Uno, Scrabble and much more while eating sumptuous cake slices with your sweetie.