Valentine's Day 2019 in Brighton

Set in a series of caves along the beachfront, The Tempest Inn is a quirky spot to spend a Valentine's Day in Brighton. Find a cosy corner, sip some excellent real ale and feast on their seriously fresh seafood.

Sure, you could spend Valentine's in a restaurant, or holed up in a cocktail bar, or you could be gaming each other to the end's of the earth (or at least the pier). If that's more your kind of thing as a couple, join World's End for games and casual V Day pints aplenty. 

If you and your loved one are serious about seafood, Polpo is bringing the goods. A casual but romanic spot in Brighton, this charming restaurant to prawns and Venetian small plates like no one else in the business.

If you and your love adore a good tipple or two, then head to BeAtOne in The Lanes for their delicious and huge range of alcoholic drinks. From margaritas through to Old Fashioneds, there's something to set any mood, and what's more you won't break the bank.

Whether you fancy slurping your way through a selection of tall tipples or making things a bit fancier with a gastro-British menu, No 32 is the spot for your Valentine's Day. The club, bar and restaurant is perfect for romantic dinners with its slick decor and fail-safe dishes.

As one of Brighton's oldest boozers, The Lion and Lobster is an atmospheric little spot to spend Valentine's Day. Strewn with fairy lights and lots of cosy little corners, snuggle up and enjoy pints of real ale and a cracking selection of gastro pub food.

Intimate, cool, and one of the most talked about new restaurants in town, spend Valentine's Day in Brighton at the ever charming Pascere for a night of British small plates and delicious wine alongside cosy booths and cool blue hues.

If you're heading down to Brighton this Valentine's Day and are looking to treat that lucky someone to a little seaside fare, you'll be hard pushed to find anywhere better for seafood chow than the heralded Riddle & Finns. From scallops and locally caught fare to some of the most indulgent bottles of Champagne in the city, this dimly lit and wholly romantic restaurant in Brighton is coming up trumps when it comes to atmosphere.

Look, we get it, not everyone wants to pay through the nose for a three course meal and tipples on any other day in Brighton, especially not Valentine's; but if you're still looking to take your partner somewhere cool, chilled out and brimming with adorable vintage wares, the basement galleon snug at The Black Dove is just the destination and it's darn romantic; just don't tell them that. 

If there's one thing The Coal Shed are all about, it's meat and celebrating that love. For Valentine's Day they've put together one mouth-watering menu of meatlicious and tasty treats to woo your Valentine with. There's plenty of dishes to choose from as The Coal Shed conjure up one of the most sought after selections of plates in town. 

Charming British style fare, an intimate little restaurant and cocktails out in their botanical courtyard, it only takes three things for The Coach House to steal your heart. Found in the very heart of The Lanes, The Coach House is a romantic little destination where couples can indulge in the spoils of each other's company, and still be able to hear each other whisper sweet nothings.

Not all Valentine's Day dinners need to be about through the nose dishes and modernity. Those of you with a penchant for something a little more down to earth should most certainly try Bill's. When the sun goes down and the lights begin to sparkle, this deli-restaurant turns into a charming little retreat, brimming with locally sourced chow and sumptuous bottles of wine.

Luxurious cocktails and sumptuous interiors characterise this fine eatery. Those of you looking to indulge your partner in some of the finest cocktails in the city should make haste for the Brighton beachfront and enjoy the romantic views of the shore whilst supping on some of their creative concoctions.