Mowgli is a romantic restaurant found in the New Town, serving up authentic Indian eats inspired by street food. Think tea-steeped chickpeas, goan fish curry, gunpowder chicken and much more, to be enjoyed under the pretty hanging lights and indoor trees.

Fancy something a little different to do on Valentine's Day? The YO! Sushi School on Princes Street will teach you all about knife skills, rolling and deciding on ingredients for these tasty bites, taking home a box of treats and trying everything from salmon sashimi to cucumber maki along the way.

Fancy tucking into tasty Mexican fare with your other half this Valentine's Day? El Cartel Teviot in the heart of the city are cooking up street food-style bites like chicken wings, pork carnitas tacos and spicy charred corn, paired with delicious cocktails or over 80 types of mezcal, tequila and agave.

Fronting dive bar-style neon lights, exposed brickwork and a team of expert mixologists, Nightcap will make sure those sparks are flying this Valentine's Day. Whether you fancy a cocktail or dram of fine whisky, this place has got you sorted.

Nothing says romantic night out quite like a fancy meal, and Gaucho is always a winner. This year, it's offering a sumptuous Valentine's menu in Edinburgh, showcasing trout ceviche, truffle mac 'n' cheese and, of course, its famous succulent steaks.

Located in the picturesque city centre, Angels Share has elegant chandeliers, a decadent bar and an impressive collection of gin. If you fancy celebrating on the weekend, local musicians will perform a series of acoustic sets, creating the perfect atmosphere for romance to blossom.

For those of you seeking out romantic rooftop restaurants in Edinburgh, Chaophraya really is a beaut. Sat high above the city with views of the castle, this opulent Thai hotspot provides a glorious backdrop for your Valentine's Day feasting and drinking.

Sauve, slick and sultry, this city centre watering hole is absolutely killing it in the romance department. Swing by The Alchemist in St James Quarter and George Street for curious cocktails that smoke and bubble theatrically, plus a fantastic range of internationally inspired dishes.

The pretty floral restaurant Black Ivy is found in Bruntsfield, serving up international eats under beautiful chandeliers. Munch on Scottish rump steaks, crispy pork belly, mouthwatering burgers and pasta dishes, alongside refreshing pints and classic cocktails.

Found in the heart of the city, Lady Libertine is a beautiful destination for a romantic meal, boasting a marble-topped bar and pretty lighting. As for the food, you can expect European delights like baked aubergine with feta, chicken satay skewers and pan-fried salmon, paired with classic cocktails or fine wines.

Head over to the oh-so cosy Browns Brasserie & Bar for a Valentine's meal in Edinburgh that's bursting with flavour. Its special set menu includes three courses for £43 per person, with dishes such as pan-seared scallops, Chateaubriand steaks and a lip-smacking sticky toffee pudding up for grabs.

Keep things low-key on the 14th of February with a bit of big kid fun at Fayre Play. Put your competitive spirit to the test as you take on fairground games, all the while sipping on a selection of craft beers and chowing down on mouthwatering street food.

The Botanist is a romantic bar and restaurant located in the New Town, with rustic decor and an enviable selection of drinks. Among plant-filled interiors and pretty lighting, you can enjoy themed cocktails with your boo, or indulge in dishes like burgers, sharing boards and their signature hanging kebabs too.

Keep it casual with a couple of cocktails over at The Raging Bull. This quirky hangout, which boasts tropical wallpaper, vintage posters and velvet seating, not to mention an extensive range of tipples, will have your date swooning in no time.

Settled on Rose Street in the New Town, Veeno is a date night dream; this joint stocks a fabulous selection of wine imported from a family vineyard in Italy, which pairs perfectly with the enticing munch on offer, whether you fancy pasta or a platter of cheese and meats.

On the hunt for the best restaurants in Edinburgh for Valentine's Day? Have your very own Lady and the Tramp moment at Italian stunner Divino Enoteca. With sultry dark walls, leather furnishings and white table cloths, a dinner date here is sure to impress your beau to no end.

Fronting flavoursome Indian eats, such as authentic curries and a delish sheekh kabab, Dishoom is the swish city centre restaurant that's ideal for your Valentine's dinner in Edinburgh. Head over with your beau to celebrate your love in a chilled-out ambience.

Arguably one of Edinburgh's most romantic restaurants, Tattu is known for its pretty cherry blossom-adorned ceiling and innovative menu made of contemporary Chinese cuisine. And to wash it down? Stunning cocktails, including one with a pink tree inside it.

Heads & Tales is a great little spot for gin-lovers, whether you're dropping in for a quick drink or fancy a full-blown masterclass experience. You'll be able to watch the spirit distil before your very eyes while tucking into some of the venue's unique small plates.

What better way to get sparks flying than with a gloriously indulgent whisky and chocolate masterclass? Nibble on artisan blocks that have been expertly paired with the finest drams for a sublime flavour combination over at the Whiski Rooms.

A hidden gem in the city's thriving bar scene, Bramble is the laid-back bolthole where you can sample a selection of innovative cocktails, craft beers and aged whiskies. Adorned with antique furniture and quirky artwork, set to a soundtrack of jazz and soul, this place is as romantic as they come.

Fronting some of the best views of the city, The Lookout by Gardener's Cottage is a pretty plot for a romantic dinner in Edinburgh. Located on the top of Carlton Hill, it whips up an exquisite tasting menu, delighting in dishes such as North Sea cod and Perthshire mallard.

Indulge in the ultimate aphrodisiac-infused dinner, courtesy of the White Horse Oyster & Seafood Bar. Its oysters are sourced from the Ethical Shellfish Company and can be served either on their own or dressed. These are superbly complemented with a glass of vintage Champagne.