The most romantic day of the year is fast approaching and, whether you're single, spousal or somewhere in between, love is surely something to be celebrated. From sleek date nights in slinky bars to debaucherous evenings of cabaret and cocktails, there are plenty of ways to get your other half swooning. Check out our guide for the best things to do on Valentine's Day in Glasgow for couples here.
Chic and stylish on the corner of St Vincent Street and West Nile Street, All Bar One is a super-cool spot for a casual date night. This Valentine's, it's pulling out all the stops for your romantic dinner for two.
Book in between 12th and 15th February and you can tuck into four plates from its amazing a la carte menu, plus two glasses of Moët & Chandon Impérial Brut Champagne - all for just £39. Feeling extra fancy? For just £30 more, you can share the whole bottle.
Brown Brasserie & Bar in Merchant City loves to celebrate special moments and is one of the best Valentine's Day restaurants in Glasgow. It's carefully created a three-course set menu for £50 per person, which is sure to impress your date, featuring show-stopper dishes such as a 6oz Chateaubriand steak for two, lobster linguine and luxurious desserts (I have my eye on the dark chocolate torte). You can enjoy this with your other half on the 13th and 14th of February from 7pm onwards.
With retro arcade machines and consoles lining the walls, NQ64 ramps up the nostalgia for Valentine's. Expect classic games from your childhood, be it Dance Dance Revolution, Time Crisis or Mortal Combat.
Bring your Player 2 here between 9th and 22nd February to snap up deals made for two. Grab the Cupid Starter Pack to share 25 tickets and two drinks or take the Couple's Power-up and add an extra 25 tokens.
On Glasgow's busy Bath Street, Enish blends bold Nigerian dishes with classic Scottish tipples. Think jollof rice, yam porridge and stewed beef with whiskey sours and Glenfiddich 23 on the rocks.
Add more flavours while you eat, drink and get merry, with authentic shisha pipes. Want a little extra exclusivity with your Valentine's meal? Book into a private dining room.
@ Maggie's on Various dates from Friday 25th September 2026
Taking place on the 14th, Maggie's Cowboy Ceilidh is a fun evening out that's bound to bring you and your partner closer together. The Merchant City venue will be hosting a live band, who'll play non-stop ceilidh tunes as you dance the night away. But don't worry if you've never done it before, as there's a line dancing lesson to begin the evening.
Tickets start from just £16.50 per person, including entry, lessons and a free rodeo bull ride for everyone. The Nashville-themed bar will also be slinging out cracking drinks and a variety of US-style eats throughout.
After things to do on Valentine's Day in Glasgow city centre? Whether you're looking for a sexy bar with impressive cocktails or an intimate restaurant slinging out top-quality fare, The Alchemist has got all bases covered. Get stuck into theatrical mixes with a molecular edge, not to mention internationally inspired dishes.
Add a little Spanish flair to your Valentine's dinner over at Cubatas. Dishing out scrumptious tapas in an intimate setting, this is a great place to spice up your evening. Order a couple of glasses of red wine and chow down on fresh seafood, spicy chorizo and authentic paella.
@ The Corset Club on Saturday 17th October 2026 and 2 other Saturdays
A brilliant Valentine's Day performance, Saturday Night Live with Roisin McCarney is coming to The Corset Club on the 14th. Expect an amazing performance from Roisin, as seen on The Voice, who is known for her mesmerising stage presence and a powerful voice.
Make this Valentine's Day a special one by booking a table over at Windows Restaurant in Carlton George Hotel. You can join them for a romantic afternoon tea on the pretty rooftop terrace or a lip-smacking, multi-course meal in the dining room, as well as enjoy a relaxing night's stay.
In a stunning heritage building on the corner of George Street, Flight Club brings plenty of drama to your Valentine's date night. Think interactive boards, multiplayer games and all kinds of friendly competition.
As you bond at the board, you can tuck into plenty of pleasing pub grub. We're talking sharing platters and small plates, plus giant sourdough pizza paddles - partnered perfectly with signature cocktails.
Valentine's Day is all about doing something a little bit special for your partner, and whether you've been together for five minutes or five years, a trip to Champagne Central won't go amiss. Earn extra brownie points with one of its cocktail-fuelled afternoon teas.
The best restaurants in Glasgow for Valentine's Day? You can indulge in some truly decadent foods over at The Butchershop Bar & Grill. Choose one of the meaty maverick's famous, giant tomahawk steaks to share in a New York-style space, and wash it down with signature cocktails.
Looking for somewhere special to take your other half? Then head to Gamba on West George Street, where you'll find a sleek space full of geometric teal tiles, sultry dark wooden furnishings and low, intimate lighting. Sink into their leather seats for a cosy date night meal, with lots of wine, cocktails and Champagne to enjoy on the side.
They specialise in seafood, with a menu that features everything from sea bass and king scallop sashimi to grilled lemon sole or half Scottish lobster - and don't forget the frozen chocolate cake for dessert.
Keeping things romantic and delicious as ever this February is The Spanish Butcher. Known for its high-end European plates and slinky interiors, this is the perfect place to spoil your other half completely rotten with a magnificent meal.
Boasting opulent interiors and low lighting, Gaucho is a romantic spot for Valentine's Day. Tuck into sustainable steaks that have been cooked to perfection, or opt for creamy gnocchi, classic burgers or pasta dishes instead. As for drinks, you can enjoy fine wines and delicious cocktails at this classy restaurant.
An award-winning fine dining restaurant on Great Western Road, Cail Bruich is a stylish, modern eatery that showcases the very best of Scottish produce. You'll find exposed brick walls, pale blue leather seats and pretty plants in the dining space, where you can enjoy five or seven-course tasting menus from £125 per person.
Led by head chef Lorna McNee, the talented kitchen team are cooking up regularly changing seasonal menus, with sample dishes including scrabster turbot with a XO bisque, crapaudine beetroot and more. You can also add on wine pairings, starting at £85 per head.
Looking for somewhere to have a Valentine's Day dinner in Glasgow? Six by Nico is the concept restaurant that's taken the UK by storm, curating a new themed, tasting menu every six weeks. Head over with your partner to indulge in creative dishes paired with wines.
Make your other half swoon with a trip to Tabac. Showcasing sultry, dim lighting, quirky, vintage decor and a quirky cocktail menu to boot, it's a hot find for your 14th of February plans. Plus, there are plenty of enticing eats to get stuck into.
One way to celebrate the day of love is with a romantic dinner at a pretty restaurant, and Stravaigin will be a popular spot on the big day, having been recommended by the Michelin guide. Boasting magical, fairy-light-strewn interiors and a droolworthy menu, it really is an ideal restaurant for a special Valentine's treat.
Prepare to be wooed by The Finnieston, where innovative chefs will cook up a menu of tempting goods for you and your partner. Think sustainable Scottish seafood accompanied by lip-smacking cocktails and fine wine. This is definitely one of the best Valentine's Day Glasgow restaurants.
