It's the 14th of February and you know what that means. Time to ramp up date night. And luckily, we're here to supply you with the most swoon-worthy spots. From slinky restaurant bars to sky-high eateries and cocktail dens slinging out themed cocktails, these are the very best Valentine's Day restaurants in Brisbane guaranteed to make your loved one melt.
While it might not seem like your typical date night haunt, The Charming Squire is hosting one of the best events on Valentine's Day. Enjoy their wine and dine affair, complete with a seafood tasting platter, mini desserts and a bottle of prosecco.
A gorgeous Italian restaurant on Longland Street, Allonda is oozing romance this Valentine's Day. Settle into the venue's intimate setting and start off with a white chocolate negroni, followed by a decadent rigatoni with a mushroom truffle sauce to die for.
With ambient lighting and leather banquet seating, Juju Bar & Dining makes for one of the most romantic restaurants in Brisbane. Tuck into East Asian cuisine, from grilled octopus and fried quail to steamed eggplant with shiitake mushrooms and chilli.
This next one is a sky-high stunner. Take your partner to Iris Rooftop for things to do this Valentine's Day. From grilled baby octopus with chorizo to lamb empanadas doused in chimichurri verde, this restaurant will be sure to score you some major brownie points.
In South Bank, you and your sweetheart can enjoy dinner with a view of the city skyline. Swoon. Flaunting fresh oysters, scrumptious pasta and vegetarian-friendly options, the venue makes for the perfect Valentine's Day dinner in Brisbane.
This Valentine's Day 2023, make your way to Vici Italian. Kick off the evening with garlic bread and marinated olives before getting stuck into mains such as the slow cooked beef ragu. As for dessert? You can't go wrong with a slice of homemade tiramisu.
This 14th of February, grab your sweetie and get ready for droolworthy Middle Eastern dishes at Gerard's Bar. Starting at 5.30pm, the restaurant will be featuring a romantic four-course menu designed by chef Adam Wolfers, alongside a wine pairing for $130 each.
When it comes to Valentine's Day dinner restaurants, fewer places do it better than Donna Chang. If you're looking to splash the cash on your beau, the gorgeous venue rustles up a three-course menu for $125 per person - think cumin spiced lamb buns and steamed half lobster.
Hands down one of the best Valentine's Day restaurants in Brisbane, Greca is knocking up a fab set menu for $90. Head here for lunch or dinner and dig into plates of grilled prawns, oven baked lamb shoulder and roast potatoes. For an extra $20, you can add a glass of Taittinger.
Sixteen Antlers might be known for its pretty rooftop, but did you know the CBD hotspot is whipping up a supreme spread come Valentine's Day? Split a cheese plate or mini charcoal slider platter while tipping back a unique cocktail or two.
If your significant other has a penchant for Asian cuisine, then head to Fat Noodle. Run by celebrity chef Luke Nguyen, the restaurant showcases fusion flavours from Japan, China and Malaysia - the scallop and prawn dumpling is all that and then dim sum.
Boasting an intimate ambience, Hellenika knows a thing or two about romance. Mosey on over to The Calile Hotel and take in the beautiful poolside views as you eat scrumptious Greek fare, alongside ginger spritzes and coconut mai tais. One of the best date ideas? We think so.
