If you're on the hunt for outdoor activities in Cambridge, The Great Game Outdoor Treasure Hunt is just the ticket. You'll solve clues, puzzles and riddles across the city until you find where 'x' marks the spot. At just £19.99 for a couple, with 20% off your bill at a local pub as your prize too, it's perfect for pairs.

Add a little mystery to your date night with tickets from £55 to Puzzle Prohibition Speakeasy, taking place on Saturday the 12th and 19th of October. Travel back in time to the 1920s, where your best fancy dress and try to crack min-bending puzzles and challenges, all while enjoying a delicious two-course meal and complementary welcome drink.

Located in the very heart of Cambridge city centre, with up-close views of the King's College Chapel, this warm and elegant restaurant offers a menu of simple and delicious British eats, real ales and French wines, all served up by a friendly bunch of staff. Tuck into the likes of Shetland mussels to start, followed by an array of steak cuts or their pie of the day.

Located in a historical Grade II-listed building on Jesus Lane is KIBOU, a Japanese restaurant with locations across the UK, including Bristol and London. It's the perfect spot to take your partner, as its interiors are elegant and romantic, with floral installations and a reflective Mirror Room. On the menu are signature rolls featuring sirloin of beef tataki and truffle nigiri, as well as wagyu steak and bao buns.

A delicious Italian-style eatery that was honoured at the prestigious Pizza and Pasta Awards in 2023, Scott's All Day is a friendly neighbourhood spot where you can enjoy brunch right through to dinner, using ingredients from local suppliers and beer made by the nearby Calverley's Brewery. As for the menu, expect everything from Neapolitan slices topped with pepperoni or jalapenos to chicken parmigiana and mushroom linguini.

Fancy a date night with a difference? Then putt your skills to the test over at Tivoli. This city centre favourite showcases two super cool crazy golf courses and a stunning rooftop terrace. If that wasn't enough, there are also shuffleboards and tasty street food to refuel with, like tear-and-share pizzas from Levels, or messy, juicy burgers from Steak & Honour.

Looking for somewhere the two of you can grab a bite to eat? No worries, Pizza Pilgrims has you covered with its seriously scrumptious offering of bubbly crust and toppings that include Italian sausage, pesto and more. Its quirky interior is one to watch out for too, sporting cycling memorabilia as well as a secret bocce court for you to have a crack at. 

The Old Bicycle Shop on Regent Street is a top spot if you're planning on brunching together. Its laid-back, exposed interior paired with a warm atmosphere provides the perfect backdrop for a casual coffee and eggs. Pick your dish of choice from a mouthwatering menu including fluffy American pancakes drizzled in hot chocolate sauce, maple syrup or a croque monsieur if you're feeling a little European.  

One of Cambridge's best cocktail haunts, Hidden Rooms is more than just a spot for a drink and a chat - though it is pretty good for that too with tipples like the Irish Jungle Bird and vodka-based Cheeky Tarte. Offering live performances, dance workshops, DJ nights and a series of great drinks masterclasses from £65 per person, they've got some of the best couples activities in town.

If you're looking to escape the city centre, this charming pub in nearby Madingly is serving up an epic day out for you. Whether you've hit the country walking paths, or you're just looking for a relaxing Sunday afternoon spot for a pint, they've got some delicious grub up for grabs like a 'nduja scotch egg or the pie of the day, and even a pretty garden to soak up some rays in.

Head down to BrewDog Cambridge for not only tasty bites to eat and a decent craft brew but also the chance to enrol in their beer school. For just £25 per person, you will be treated to a guided tasting featuring five (and a bit) pints paired with a cheese board. So, get ready to learn something new and treat your boo. 

If you're looking for a slightly extravagant activity to do together, why not opt to try a tasting menu at a Michelin star restaurant? Backing onto the River Cam, Midsummer House is an elegant eatery whipping up sensational, seasonal dishes from the minds of Daniel Clifford and head chef Mark Abbott. Expect to sip on the likes of bloody marys with celery sorbet and enjoy flavour combinations such as duck and dark chocolate. 

You'll find that The Roof Terrace at The Varsity Hotel is always a superb choice for any date night or special day out as they're ready and waiting to shake you up a killer cocktail while you enjoy gorgeous views across the city. On top of that, they offer some delicious food for you to tuck into at their bistro, SIX. Think woodstone roasted salmon or your choice of steak cooked to your liking.