Fancy ramping up the romance on Feburary 14th with decadent dishes or swoon-worthy scenes? Luckily, this gorgeous city has a range of stunning eateries on offer. From sultry joints fronting a backdrop of the skyline to sensual suppers and low-key date night venues, we have rounded up the best Valentine's Day restaurants in Sydney.
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If you fancy soaking up the sunshine in the afternoon or getting cosy come evening time, The Tilbury Hotel is perfect for any Valentine's Day mood. Venture inside the contemporary space for slow-cooked lamb shoulder followed by crispy crocodile as you celebrate all things love.
Flaunting pretty pastel interiors and light plates, The North Spoon is one of the best restaurants for Valentine's Day in Sydney. Whether you're popping over for a romantic Champagne brunch or an evening meal and drinks, this picture-perfect spot is sure to set the scene.
If you're after a romantic hideaway with a view, The Glenmore Hotel has a pretty terrace for those extra-special moments. And what makes it even better? This sky-high retreat is whipping up complimentary cocktails for you and your partner on the night.
Misfits in Surry Hills have earned quite a reputation for 70s-themed interiors, leafy courtyard and cool retro murals, making it an ideal place for Valentine's Day celebrations. Or, when you want wallet-friendly drinks, head to its sister venue The Redfern for $12 spritzes all day long.
Take those 'Gram photos at The Rook this Valentine's Day. At this cool rooftop joint, you'll be able to treat your beau to oven-baked scallops and Sydney Rock Oysters, all with a stunning backdrop of reclaimed wooden walls and pretty painted murals.
Home to exposed brick walls and dreamy dim lighting, Sefa Kitchen is ideal for a Valentine's Day dinner in Sydney. Expect sharing Middle Eastern plates, from the likes of grilled halloumi with pomegranate molasses to scallop ceviche accompanied by a preserved lemon salsa.
Bar 83 and Infinity are offering lovebirds a romantic package for those seeking things to do on Valentine's Day in Sydney. Take a seat to gaze at the gorgeous cityscape (or your beau), all while sharing oysters and a chocolate dessert complemented with a bottle of Champagne.
Searching for a special place for romantic vibes this Valentine's Day? Although AALIA is bright and airy during the day, this Middle Eastern venue gets pretty sexy in the evening. Venture inside for a 'Lust Supper' featuring sensual small plates, and of course, Champers.
Seduce your other half with a steady stream of jazz tunes at one of our favourite Valentine's Day date restaurants in Sydney. Dig into French classics at Restaurant Hubert, such as duck parfait or clams smothered in garlic butter, all before clinking glasses and enjoying a showcase of tracks.
Views of the ocean and the white sandy beach? Check. Fresh oysters? You bet. Crackin' cocktails. Yup. Coogee Pavilion oozes romance come Feburary 14th, as its pretty, yet relaxed space opens up for romantic bookings all day long. So make sure you ask for two spoons come dessert.
Take your beau into a hidden oasis in the heart of Surry Hills for daytime fun or a romantic evening. This trendy Valentine's Day restaurant in Sydney has over 30 carefully-selected tipples up for grabs that can be paired with your food, so be sure to grab a few plates to scoff.
If you're in the mood for plenty of modern cuisine touting Middle Eastern flair, NOMAD has got you sorted. Nab a cosy corner at this bustling Surry Hills dining destination to explore a fusion of flavours, alongside a seductive drinks menu with everything from wine to cocktails.
Flaunting a menu dedicated to authentic plates of tacos and chilli con carne, Mexican Burrito Cantina knows the way to a foodie's heart. Bond over your love of food at this Surry Hills spot, as you share handmade tortilla chips dipped in fresh guacamole, all before quaffing margaritas.
Located on Margaret Street, Shell House is a rooftop with multiple floors for those ultimate date night vibes. Start off your evening at the 1930s-themed Clockwork Bar with tonnes of tipples and nibbles, all before wandering up to the open-air restaurant on the 10th floor.
Boasting a wide selection of small plates, Dead Ringer is ideal for those tapas-style dinners. Choose everything from leek and manchego croquettes to homemade focaccia, all while washing it down with a glass of pinot. In the mood for an early morning date? The brunch is pretty epic.
