Best Valentine's Day Restaurants In London

Sky Garden's Valentine's Day event is not to be missed, taking place on the 14th and 15th of February. Love will certainly be in the air as you soak up the incredible views of London's skyline with a glass of complimentary Champagne in hand, not to mention the dazzling live music performances. 

Fancy taking things up a notch? You can book a window table for two for an extra-special view, which also includes a specially curated sharing board paired with a whole bottle of Moet & Chandon. Enjoy the venue's botanical decor and sleek space while gazing into each other's eyes, sky-high above London.

Treat your special someone this Valentine's Day with a delicious four-course meal (available on the 14th and 15th of February) at Mint Leaf Lounge, the bright, golden restaurant near Bank Station specialising in moreish Indian cuisine. Sit at the bar facing a shiny silver backdrop and enjoy a tipple before heading to a plush leather sofa behind a shimmery curtain divider for your set meal. Options include goat cheese samosas, gilafi seekh kebabs, saag makai, khatta metha baingan and so much more, with cheesecake to finish.

This Angel Court destination is a guaranteed hit with this menu, as well as an optional wine pairing. The set menu also includes a Valentine's Day cocktail that comes with a love lock that couples can leave on the restaurant's gate - a symbol of your commitment to each other. And, if you joined Mint Leaf for Valentine's Day last year and added your love lock then, if you find it this time around, you'll be treated to a £50 voucher for your next visit.

The Botanist, Sloane Square is killing it as one of the most affordable Valentine's Day restaurants in London. It's also providing you with a slick setting of pink leather chairs, foliage-themed art and pretty light fixtures.

Head over to this intimate eatery to delve into a special Valentine's Day menu for two (£60 per person), featuring wild mushroom arancini with truffle mayonnaise, seared king scallops, Welsh lamb rack and Champagne sorbet.

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 date are craving, you'll find it right here.

The warm atmosphere, long sofas and elegant trees add to the cosy feel of the downstairs dining room. On the menu, there are chicken momos with a Timur pepper dip, Malabar mooli prawns alongside snow peas, plus a chocolate tart as dessert.

Boasting marble interiors and an uber-romantic atmosphere, Bocconcino Mayfair is certainly a gorgeous restaurant with one of the best Valentine's Day menus in London. You can expect tasty Italian dishes like homemade tagliatelle with wild boar ragu, and raspberry cake with Baileys cream for dessert. Plus, there'll also be a live DJ and live music performers on the big night to serenade you and your amore.

With venues in Shoreditch, Kingston, Islington and beyond, Sticks'n'Sushi is the place to be for top-quality Japanese fare this Valentine's Day. Dine in their sleek, Scandinavian-inspired surrounds on a four-course Koibito menu, costing £150 for two and available from the 13th to the 16th February.

Think hot-off-the-grill sticks and signature house rolls, alongside nigiri, wagyu yaki and more - finishing with a mouthwatering dark chocolate fondant with a matcha core.

Set on the rooftop of an iconic Art Deco building, boasting incredible views, Wagtail Rooftop Bar & Restaurant in the City of London is a bit of a beauty. And on Valentine's Day? It's going to be pulling out all of the stops, so treat your loved one to a delicious meal in one of the famous igloos.

Tuck into the likes of tempura oyster with asparagus beurre blanc, Jerusalem artichoke risotto, Cornish lobster tail, and Shorthorn fillet steak, with strawberry pistachio bavois to top it all off. They'll be lost for words as soon as they see the gold and olive green interiors, let alone when you take them to the rooftop terrace for a city view from a private pod. 

The English Grill at The Rubens at The Palace Hotel is one of the most romantic restaurants around, found on Buckingham Palace Road. This sophisticated spot boasts five-star service and the very best of British cuisine, using seasonal produce and top-quality cuts of meat, cooked on a charcoal-fired Josper grill. They've even got two AA Rosettes to their name, so you know they must be good.

Their Valentine's Day menu costs £249 for two people, featuring five sumptuous courses and a sommelier's choice of wine pairings. Think venison ragu, stuffed butternut squash, chocolate fondant and more, finishing with coffee and petit fours.

A stunning rooftop venue that overlooks the iconic St Paul's Cathedral, Madison is sure to impress your other half this Valentine's Day. They're hosting a Blackout Dinner on the 16th, setting a romantic atmosphere as they dim the lights and fill the space with flickering candles.

Work your way through an indulgent three-course menu, featuring everything from smoked salmon with crispy potatoes to smoked sesame tofu tostadas and chocolate lava cake. There's also a special menu on the 14th and 15th, with packages starting from £75 per person.

Aqua Kyoto is sure to impress that special someone, with a special V-Day menu on the 14th and 15th of February. Head over to soak up the dark, sexy interiors like dark wooden panelling, chairs lined with red leather and illuminated geometric dividers.

Slap bang in the middle of Soho with a gorgeous floral rooftop covered in the winter, this is one of the best Valentine's Day restaurants, offering a tempting set menu for the special day for £110 per person, or £85 for their vegetarian menu. Worthy mentions include the wagyu gyoza with a ginger and akazu reduction, an omakase sushi and sashimi platter, and a raspberry and yuzu white chocolate cremeaux heart with Champagne rose.

A gorgeously romantic restaurant in Richmond, No 1 Duke Street features a fairy light-covered terrace, simple white interiors and lots of pretty plants. This Valentine's Day, they're offering two courses and a glass of Della Vite for only £32.50 per person, perfect for a sophisticated meal on a budget.

Munch your way through a menu of coconut prawn curry, roasted aubergine with broccoli or a classic cheeseburger. Not in the area? Then visit one of their sister venues in Chiswick, Clapham, Battersea, Wimbledon, Ealing or Canary Wharf.

Need that perfect spot to enjoy your Valentine's meal? Dine under stunning chandeliers at Colonel Saab, located at Holborn Town Hall. The rust-red dining room is adorned with trinkets, including antiques previously owned by Maharajas. Get ready to take a journey through the Indian sub-continent with their delicious themed menu.

For those who love a little romance with their ravioli, Theo Randall's is the place to be this Valentine's Day. Indulge in a luxurious four-course Italian feast, expertly paired with fine wines for the first three for £89 per person.

Start with carne salata or creamy burrata with winter tomatoes, grilled squash, and walnut pesto, before moving on to the primi course - a choice between silky Ravioli di Erbette in a rich mushroom sauce or tagliatelle allo scoglio, loaded with clams, mussels, and prawns. For mains, choose between succulent scamone lamb rump with Mediterranean caponata or baked sea bream, both complemented by a Chianti Rufina DOCG. Finally, share a decadent selection of Italian desserts with your special someone.

Slinky basement restaurant The Libertine can be found in the heart of the Cty, with an arched, exposed brick ceiling and a striking central bar in what used to be the vaults of The Royal Exchange.

When it comes to Valentine's Day and romantic restaurants in London, this cool spot fits the loved-up bill. Their set menu includes oysters, succulent steaks and plenty of red wine, perfect for a romantic meal. What's more, you can finish up with a baked Basque cheesecake served with a morello cherry compote.

If you're looking for somewhere great to eat this Valentine's Day, then be sure to treat your beau at El Pirata in Mayfair, an authentic Spanish restaurant only moments away from Hyde Park.

Tuck into a diverse range of award-winning tapas paired with one of over 100 fine wines, like jamon Iberico, carrilleras de bacalao (marinated cod cheeks) and prawn fritters with garlic aioli - all served in their gorgeous space adorned with authentic artwork. If the king of love, Fred Sirieix, says it's his favourite restaurant, then it's certainly worth checking out on the most romantic day of the year.

With one Michelin star to its name, Trishna is up there with the best restaurants for Valentine's Day in London. It has elegant decor with wooden panelled walls and low-hanging lights encased in transparent cylinders.

Take your other half to Marylebone's Blandford Street to find this beauty, where you can munch through contemporary Indian cuisine from coastal regions. Their Valentines Day set menu showcases six courses for £135 (with an additional sommelier wine pairing available for £90), with options such as koliwada squid and shrimps, partridge pepper fry, Dorset brown crab and so much more.

French restaurant Balthazar is a must if you want to spend the occasion in Covent Garden, munching on the likes of steak frites and moules mariniere. Soak up the gorgeous interiors, pretend you're in Paris dining by candlelight, and sip on cocktails like an Old Cuban or a Balthazar Martini. More of a wine couple? You'll find a long list of red, white, pink and orange here.

Searching for London's most romantic restaurants for Valentine's Day? 14 Hills is a top pick come February. With stunning leafy interiors, coral pink lampshades and city views from its rooftop location, you'll certainly be swooning over this Fenchurch Street restaurant.

Step inside with your beau to marvel at the trees stretching over tables and glowing light fixtures above. For the special day, they've put together a fantastic evening featuring DJs, Champagne and a five-course meal for £130 per person, including crab masala, venison tartare, T-bone to share and a 'raspberry kiss' for dessert.

Celebrate Valentine's Day at The Mandrake, where indulgence meets mystery. YOPO's four-course menu paired with a Valentine's cocktail, love readings, and a secret live performance creates an unforgettable evening. For a truly sensual experience, check out the Blue Velvet Valentine's Cabaret in the Masha Hari Theatre.

If you seek deeper connection, the Soulful Connection Valentine's Retreat offers luxury stays, wellness rituals, and mini love readings. For those craving adventure, explore The Art of Seduction Workshop or Damu Mud Cave Ritual - all part of The Mandrake's one-of-a-kind Valentine's offerings.

One of the most romantic restaurants for Valentine's Day in London, Aviary Rooftop Bar & Restaurant can be found high up on the tenth floor of the Montcalm Royal London House Hotel in Finsbury Square. It boasts spectacular views from its rooftop - you can even book one of its beautiful igloos to dine under the stars with your other half.

Pick your spot and browse their Valentine's Day menu on the 14th of February, consisting of miso-glazed lobster, wild Suffolk venison, Cornish turbot and dark chocolate raspberry delice, all washed down with a glass of Joseph Perrier Champagne, for £75 per person. 

One of the city's most iconic restaurants, Quaglino's in St. James's is an unforgettable space to spend Valentine's Day in the capital. The Art Deco-style venue will be putting on a feast alongside live music performances from Skinny Living, and Okiem and the Infinity Orchestra.

There's also a Valentine's set menu, showcasing three fabulous courses. Tuck into focaccia fried oysters and foie gras parfait to start, before digging into your luxurious main, with options such as whole native grilled lobster with seafood linguini and Avruga caviar up for grabs, not to mention Herefordshire fillet of beef. 

Looking for a romantic spot to celebrate Valentine's Day? Wildflowers Restaurant is the perfect choice for a memorable evening with your special someone. With its intimate, yet chic ambiance, this West London gem offers a stunning setting for a candle-lit dinner.

Indulge in a beautifully crafted, seasonally inspired Mediterranean menu, expertly paired with a carefully selected wine list. Every dish is designed to delight your senses and make the night unforgettable.

A stunning restaurant spanning across the 37th, 38th and 39th floor of the Novotel Hotel in Canary Wharf, Bōkan is bound to impress your other half. Enjoy the amazing views of London from their floor-to-ceiling windows, while indulging in a five-course dinner for £150 per person, including an amuse bouche.

Highlights of this tasting menu are the oysters with coconut custard and sea foam, homemade brioche and rouille and an indulgent sharing dessert made with roses and berries - to be enjoyed alongside live music.

When only Michelin star restaurants in London for Valentine's Day will do, Mayfair's Gymkhana comes up trumps in the Indian food department. Not only is the sultry, dark wood and leather-laden look inspired by the most elite members' clubs, but its dishes are rooted in tradition and made with the finest ingredients.

Their Valentine's special menu is no exception, with plates including Amritsari lobster with shrimps, queenies and dill raita, achari paneer tikka with pomegranate and corn chaat, plus chicken butter masala and Punjabi rahra muntjac. You can indulge in this multi-course tasting menu for £140 each, and enjoy optional wine pairings for £105 more.

Looking for romantic Valentine's Day restaurants in London? Be sure to head to Ember Yard for its extensive range of Spanish and Italian-inspired cuisine paired with flavour-packed cocktails in a stunning space.

Think of a lit-up bar surrounded by high leather chairs, wooden flooring and rustic stone walls that take you away from the busyness of Soho. Enjoy a slick interior and an open-plan kitchen boasting a state-of-the-art charcoal grill which will be firing up ribeyes with chimichurri as well as sea bass.

Treat your date to a night at Nobu Portman Square in Marylebone, where you'll find a specially curated nine-course omakase Valentine's Day menu for £130 per person, available on the 14th, 15th and 16th of February.

You'll be diving into luxe dishes, from yellowtail jalapeno with caviar to black cod miso and crispy rice with spicy salmon. Make the night even better by ordering a bottle of Laurent Perrier to accompany your meal. Take the lift up to the stunning hotel's restaurant and be wowed by the sky-high ceilings, dark wooden posts and pendant light fixtures scattered about to create a warmth that contrasts the night sky that glows through the large windows. 

A trip to this next-level Peruvian restaurant would impress your beau any day of the year, but especially on the 14th Februrary. COYA Mayfair are offering a Valentine's Day dinner menu that includes crafted dishes and a half bottle of Champagne.

Think wagyu brisket bao with truffle mayo, Orkney scallops with chilli salsa and so much more – topped off with an Instagrammable chocolate and tonka bean cake for dessert. Enjoy all this, plus exclusive cocktails, in the stunning surroundings of this big-name Mayfair restaurant that combines classic South American style with fine dining flair.

TOKii is a stunning restaurant within five star hotel The Prince Akatoki and it's bringing the love to Marylebone this February. Think rock oysters with a Japanese dressing, alongside caviar, quail eggs, lobster croquettes and more, with steaks and poached sea bass with a light Japanese broth for the main course.

Dine among dark, sleek interiors featuring exposed grey bricks running along the bottom of the walls and mirrors at every corner, reflecting a romantic atmosphere. Want to keep the romance going? There are some seriously stunning rooms upstairs too...

Hailing from Bangkok, Fitzrovia's Greyhound Cafe offers an authentic Thai experience in an intimate location. You can kick things off with their signature crispy larb balls or the GHC steamed dumplings before diving into your mains. Salads, soups, curries, noodles and stir-fries all fly out of the kitchen here, but we highly recommend the pla phao (grilled seabass with Thai spicy lime sauce, ginger and peanuts).

There's even a stunning terrace if you fancy a little alfresco-loving, although the interiors are not to be missed, with gorgeous marble countertops, large windows and a chalkboard above the bar with specials scrawled across it in dusty white lettering, adding to that splash of authenticity. 

For just £89 per person, you and your beau can enjoy live music and a romantic three-course meal at 100 Wardour Street in Soho, which will solve your hunt for where to eat on Valentine's Day in London.

Enjoy burrata served with roast peppers and datterino tomatoes, fillet steak, vanilla panna cotta and more. Tuck in while Sol & The Gang serenade you with slow 90s RnB jams in this neon-lit, swanky den, decked out with pretty plants, cosy sofas and and plenty of good vibes.

Mayfair's Amazonico is the sister restaurant of its famed and illustrious Madrid location, bringing a signature rainforest look and dishes inspired by Asia, the Mediterranean and South America to London's Berkeley Square. Expect tropical plant life and gilded gold fixtures to set the scene for a Valentine's Day to remember.

Dishes here include charcoal-grilled Chilean wagyu fillet, the freshest sashimi, and toro tuna tartare with coconut and Baerii Vintage caviar.

A concrete jungle of a restaurant, Paradise in Soho is the perfect spot to dine for a special meal out in London this Valentine's Day because it has that cool factor that's going to get you brownie points, plus serves up experimental, contemporary dishes inspired by Sri Lanka that'll get you talking.

They've got a range of six-course set menus to choose from - land, sea and vegetarian - featuring courses like grilled ex-dairy beef with Kandyan-style sunflower seed curry, as well as paneer with Hampshire Tunworth cheese and caramelised white chocolate ice cream- all for £65 per person, with the option to add on wine pairings for £43 more.

Each restaurant and bar at Sketch has its own theme and different display of artwork. Think an enchanted forest from The Glade or the canary-accented elegance of The Gallery.

Whichever you go for, you're in for a romantic evening of fabulous food, although you can't go wrong with The Lecture Room & Library, which holds three Michelin stars. On their menu, you'll find beautifully prepared fine dining fare, including saddle of Welsh roe deer, delica pumpkin chutney and more.

Tattu is a love letter to modern Chinese cuisine, wrapped in romance and bathed in the soft glow of cherry blossoms. Nestled in the heart of London, this sultry spot sets the stage for an unforgettable Valentine's Day. Step into a world of dramatic décor and intimate corners, where cosy booths and cocktails crafted for two make it the ultimate hideaway.

Whether you're diving into a lavish sharing menu or picking à la carte delights, expect showstoppers like the mixed dim sum platter, emperor's wagyu beef puff, crispy soft shell crab, and the melt-in-your-mouth Shanghai black cod. And what's a feast without a tipple? Sip on signature creations like the Cherry Blossom Negroni, or go all-in with the Celestial Dragon - a cocktail made for sharing and savouring.

Big Mamma always fits the bill for an extravagant place to dine, which is why Circolo Popolare is one of the best restaurants in London for Valentine's Day. Gaze at the cascading flower ceiling, knick-knacks and bottle-upon-bottle of booze lining the walls.

It'll be hard to resist a snap of you two here, as its eclectic walls have seen many an Instagram feed. On the menu? There's cheese wheel pasta, juicy steaks, gorgeously prepared pizzas and cocktails served in boob mugs to wash it down.

Can we think of anywhere more glamorous than The Ritz to spend Valentine's Day? Nope. Join the stunning Michelin-starred restaurant inside the draw-dropping hotel, adorned with garland chandeliers and reflective mirror panels, for a four-course set menu crafted by executive head chef John William MBE for £395 per person. Accompanied by live entertainment from Elle and The Pocket Belles, feast on seasonal ingredients paired with a glass of Barons de Rothschild 'Ritz Reserve Rose NV Champagne'. If you're looking for something a little more quaint, book the afternoon tea for £110 per person, which includes dainty finger sandwiches and buttery treats.

Head 33 floors above London to Hutong at The Shard, a stunning restaurant boasting glowing red lanterns and hand-carved dark woods, designed by the founder of Hong Kong's Aqua restaurant group.

Tuck into a Northern Chinese multi-course menu, created specially for Valentine's Day and inspired by imperial palaces, for £175 per person. Dishes include sweet and sour pork ribs, Chilean sea bass with pepper chilli and enoki mushrooms, plus apple cinnamon jian dui with mandarin sorbet for dessert. Tuck into your luxury feast while admiring the dazzling views of London's skyline, plus try out their Veuve Clicquot Rosé Champagne-based Love Portion cocktail.

Norma is a stunning restaurant and cocktail bar in Fitzrovia, spread across a three-floor townhouse. You'll find a bounty of Italian dishes on their menu, from ox cheek stew and red mullet to sausage ragu tagliatelle.

Get transported to Southern Italy with their Sicilian-inspired feast and then, on the way home, reminisce with full bellies about how good that parmigiana really was.

Love is in the air at Harry's this Valentine's season, and they're turning up the romance with a dreamy Italian-inspired feast. From the 12th to the 16th of February, couples can indulge in a £65 per person menu that whisks them away to Verona, the city of love. Kick things off with shareable delights like garlic and rosemary flatbread with Harry's olive oil, carpaccio di manzo drizzled with Cipriani mustard, and a delicate courgette flower.

For the main event, take your pick from a lineup of Italian classics with a luxe twist - think Harry's spaghetti seafood, brimming with prawns, squid, clams, and mussels to name a few of the fantastic plates. Dessert is pure magic: Harry's Valentine's toadstool, a whimsical mix of white chocolate, raspberries, mascarpone mousse, vanilla parfait, and pistachio biscotti crunch, served with raspberry sorbet cones drizzled in warm pistachio sauce. To top it all off, every couple receives a Forever Rose - a timeless keepsake of love, inspired by Italy's deep-rooted romance with roses.

La Petite Maison Mayfair and iconic Italian fragrance house Acqua di Parma are joining forces for a dreamy Valentine's Day collaboration that captures the heart and soul of the Mediterranean. To celebrate the launch of Acqua di Parma's new Colonia Il Profumo fragrance - just in time for the famous Fête du Citron in Menton - the restaurant has crafted a bespoke dessert and cocktail pairing inspired by the fragrance's vibrant citrus notes.

From the 14th of February to the 2nd of March, guests can indulge in the citrus-kissed Tarte Tropézienne à la Bergamote, a light lemon-infused brioche filled with bergamot cream and grapefruit jam, alongside the Vibrante cocktail, a refreshing blend of vodka, Champagne, bergamot, lemon, vanilla, and sandalwood. Those dining on Valentine's Day will also receive a special treat - a sample of Colonia Il Profumo and a mini Luce di Colonia candle.

A 20s-styled bistro with a British and French menu, Bob Bob Ricard in Soho is a classic when it comes to taking date night up a notch for Valentine's Day. Show your other half some love with classy decor taking inspiration from the Orient Express, such as royal blue or ruby red booths equipped with mini curtains for some privacy and a golden bar situated at the forefront of the restaurant.

Tuck into a chicken and Champagne pie, beef Wellington for two, and that famous lobster mac 'n' cheese at top spot for a romantic Valentine's dinner in London. To add a boozy note to the evening, there's a fantastic selection of Champagne, which you can order by a button at your table, as well as a glorious lineup of fine wine.