Valentine's Day Restaurants in London

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Celebrate love with a side of delicious dim sum as Ping Pong Soho is bringing you slick interiors and seriously good food this February 14th. Take part in their couples cocktail masterclass and shake things up with a range of delicious sips, followed by the signature dim sum menu.

Keep 'em sweet with the nation's most delicious deliveries this Valentine's Day. Think cookie dough crêpes, Oreo-topped gelato, oozing cherry pies and plenty more.

Bringing a touch of Latin-inspired fun to the heart of Leicester Square, Salvador and Amanda is the perfect place for a sensual Valentine's Day date night. Their special romantic menu includes an arrival drink, charcuterie board, main course, dessert and a rose for only £35 a person.

One of Soho's prettiest eateries, Scarlett Green is a perfect spot for a fun and intimate Valentine's Day meal. With a great set menu of internationally-inspired eats and delicate cocktails, it's sure to impress your sweetheart.

Say it with wine and delicious British bites at Humble Grape locations across London. The cool wine bars have taken over interesting venues (including a former crypt) and transformed them into intimate dining and drinking destinations.

Looking for a Valentine's Day restaurant with a view? Head to this gorgeous Thameside eatery where you'll get to graze on American and Bristol plates while looking over the ships passing by. Created by the visionary Tom Dixon, it's no wonder Sea Containers is one hot ticket this February.

A quintessentially British establishment in London, Chenestons Restaurant at The Milestone Hotel are adding a touch of luxury to your Valentine's Day with their virtual event. Over the evening, they'll be teaching you about Champagne and diamonds, before treating you to an amazing illusionist performance and a cocktail masterclass.

A name that is synonymous with beautiful brunching, Bourne & Hollingsworth building also knows how to put on a gorgeous dinner offer. Located in Islington, the botany-stuffed townhouse is a plant lover's paradise, complete with a menu of seasonal British dishes.

If you're after more than the munchies, our guide to lockdown Valentine's Day ideas has all the at-home inspo you need. Think immersive events, luxury cinemas and cocktail classes fit for Galentine's and baes alike.

When it comes to Valentine's Day restaurants in London, there's nothing quite like signature cocktails and multi-course dining. Bringing you exactly that, riverside eatery Swan at Shakespeare's Globe is serving up everything from pan-fried scallops and duck breast to red velvet cake with wine pairings.

Looking for an intimate location in the heart of London? Look no further than this Fitzrovia favourite, where you can choose from sumptuous Thai dinner picks, tasty brunch at the weekend and hand-crafted drinks. There's even a stunning terrace if you're looking for a little alfresco lovin'.

Celebrate the day of love with a little fizz as The Milestone adds a Valentine's Day special to its afternoon tea. Book in over the Valentine's weekend and any ladies will receive a complimentary glass of rosé Champagne for that added touch of indulgence.

Inject some of that famous French passion into your Valentine's Day date night at the gorgeous Cigalon. The Provençal restaurant creates a medley of southern French dishes uses the freshest ingredients, from grilled lamb rump to roasted cod.

With slinky interiors and an impressive menu, Leicester Square Kitchen is a top choice on the most romantic day of the year. Expect Peruvian and Mexican small plates or head to May Fair Kitchen for Mediterranean-inspired feasting.

This beautiful Canary Wharf restaurant is offering you plenty of opportunities to celebrate with your sweetheart. Make an evening of it with their 'Feast' menu, offering up a delicious four-course Indian feast, whilst watching as the sun sets.

Butlers Restaurant is an undeniably swish Valentine's Day restaurant, so you can only expect the finest quality from their at home experiences. Going all out for the weekend? Indulge in an afternoon tea delivery featuring heart-shaped macarons and love-themed cupcakes.

Located within the heart of the buzzy West End, Roti Chai serves up modern Indian street food as well as a range of regional specialities on their tandoori grill, meaning whatever you and your boo are looking for, you'll find it here. Looking for a Valentine's meal to remember? Their 'Feast' menu offers four-courses for £38 along with a cocktail on arrival.

Tucked away off the bustling streets of Soho, Opium's secret door isn't easy to locate - meaning the crowd here is very exclusive. Once inside you'll find a delightful Dim Sum and cocktail den made from oriental décor and Chinese furniture contrasting with London flourishes. 

One of London's most iconic locations, Quaglino's is an unforgettable space to spend Valentine's Day in London. The art-deco style restaurant will be putting on their usual feast of seafood and British dining in a charmed £100 set menu, along with cocktails that are sheer works of art.

Fancy a good old rump come Valentine's Day? M Restaurant should be at the top of your list for a excellent steak, with meat sourced from across the globe. If you want something lighter, head to M Raw for high quality sushi and fine wine.

Aviary boasts spectacular views across London from its heated rooftop terrace, sitting on the tenth floor of the Montcalm Royal London House Hotel in Finsbury Square. Their cocktail list is packed with botanically themed mixes and their a la carte food menu features classic dishes from both the land and sea. 

Located in the heart of Battersea, Lost Society is an art-deco style drinking den and restaurant. Coming alive on Friday nights, this sultry spot plays host to live music and a huge range of classic and signature cocktails. The perfect spot for a lively Valentine's Day, don't be surprised if dinner ends with dancing on the tables.

Not only is Skylon promising a grand setting along the Thames, but this modern restaurant and bar has got quite the spread this V-Day. Expect canapés and 4 courses that include the likes of blinis, red prawn ravioli, beef and halibut.

Looking for something sexy and sultry this Valentine's Day in Soho? While the area is full of the usual suspects, Hovarda is all about that premium dining experience with stunning interiors supported by a menu of Greek and Turkish-inspired dishes.

With a special Valentine's Day menu that sees scallops, lobster and oozy chocolate fondants paired with Champagne, 14 Hills is a top pick come February 14th. With stunning leafy interiors and pretty dishes, you'll be swooning over this Fenchurch Street restaurant.

One of the best things to eat for your lockdown Valentine's Day, Burger & Beyond have a range of options to suit whatever kind of evening your planning, from steaming ready-to-eat meals to DIY kits for you to have a crack at yourself.

If you're looking for a romantic meal in Mayfair this Valentine's Day, then you've come to the right place because Avenue is cooking up a lip-smacking selection that includes oysters and tartare alongside dessert platters and Moët & Chandon Champagne.

Located in the heart of Soho, Boulevard Theatre is a quirky, stunning venue that houses live performances in the theatre, mouthwatering food in the restaurant and cocktails at the bar. Treat your date to an all-around evening at this West End.

Oft-frequented by London's well-heeled city-slickers, TwoRuba is the sleek cocktail bar hidden away in the Hilton Tower Bridge Hotel. Feast on creative small plates and perfectly paired drinks before dancing the night away in this central London spot. 

Nested in the heart of Soho, 68 and Boston is a sultry cocktail lounge and restaurant. To celebrate Valentine's Day this year, they're offering a special martini menu in collaboration with Fords Gin (think rose martinis and complimentary oysters), as well as a bottle of Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label Champagne along with a plate of Paul A. Young chocolates for £60.

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