Things To Do On Valentine's Day in London 2021

Dinner and movie? Balls to that. Instead, shake things up with an evening at ball-pit party spot Ballie Ballerson. Toast with your boo over fruity cocktails and float around in a pit of glowing balls or bring out your best moves to pop hits.

Head to Tooting where this unique cake-baking competition is injecting a little sweetness into your Valentine's Day plans. Bring your top baking skills and impress your other half with some serious cooking action, and see if you can't score that all-important best baker title.

One of London's most notorious cocktail experiences, Alcotraz is the perfect way to jazz up that V-Day date with a trip behind bars. Head to Covent Garden or Shoreditch for the ultimate night out.

February just got a whole lot more seductive with the return of Gin-House Burlesque. Taking place at The King's Head Member's Club in Shoreditch, the evening is a night of dinner, dancing and naughty shenanigans as burlesque and cabaret performers stun and dazzle. 

For those with partners who can be a tiny bit choosy (putting it lightly), Chelsea Funhouse has all the answers. Combining a swanky around-the-world inspired restaurant, a late-night espresso martini lounge and an immersive 1940s cocktail experience all under one roof, you'd be hard pushed to not have fun at this West London spot. 

Darcie and May Green is a great way to spend Valentine's Day together – and it's not just because of their Australian cuisine. These two adorable restaurants are actually barges on the Grand Union Canal, so you can have a romantic waterside, seasonal meal.

Prepare to step back in time to an era of mischievous smuggling and nefarious sheriffs, as this quirky cocktail experience brings the Wild West to life with creative characters and delicious drinks at the Moonshine Saloon in Houndsditch. This isn't your usual night out...