New Year's Eve For Couples In London

Ring in the New Year at Old Compton Brasserie, a stunning venue with industrial-inspired decor, warm orange leather seating, and soaring ceilings. This Soho hotspot is hosting an unforgettable evening on the 31st of December, complete with live performances and a DJ to keep the party going.

Indulge in their specially crafted four-course set menu, with sittings available from 6pm (£80 per person) and from 7.45pm (£115 per person). Your ticket includes a complimentary glass of bubbly on arrival, setting the tone for a feast of delights like steak tartare, chicken Kyiv croquettes, roast fillet of beef, and sticky toffee pudding.

If you're looking at elegant and romantic New Year's Eve London restaurants for a night of wining and dining, Monmouth Kitchen better be on your list. It'll be serving up fabulous four-course feasts that look good enough to make any tummy rumble, as well as a glass of Pommery Champagne for £105 per guest.

On the menu? Sea bass ceviche to start, or beef carpaccio with dressed rocket, followed by crispy peppered calamari, dry-aged rib steak, and chocolate and hazelnut cake alongside a coconut sorbet for dessert.

When it comes to New Year's Eve ideas for couples in the UK, check out The Candlelight Club. Not only can you add on a four-course meal to your 1920s party with sittings from 7pm onwards from £65 per person, but also complimentary, unlimited drinks until 11pm from £50 each.

Tuck into a grilled chicken Caeser salad followed by minted rolled lamb breast, or pan-fried salmon with capers and hollandaise, with a chocolate and raspberry pot to finish. Plus, there's Gatsby-esque entertainment throughout, such as live jazz, cabaret and vintage vinylism.

On the hunt for New Year's Eve London restaurants to watch the fireworks with your beau? 8 at The Londoner is bound to impress. Sink your teeth into a bespoke small plates experience accompanied by two signature cocktails and a bottle of Dom Pérignon Brut Vintage for £800 per table.

The menu features the likes of lemon butter and shichimi sea salt edamame, blue chip salmon with yuzu soy, and tuna sashimi with ponzu to name a few of its indulgent dishes.

Fancy treating your other half to a sophisticated meal this New Year's Eve? Then take them to The Montague on The Gardens Hotel, where you can get your hands on their indulgent a la carte menu between 5.30 and 9.30pm. This four-star destination can be found right by the British museum, dishing out everything from traditional battered cod and chips to crab and mascarpone ravioli or a range of juicy burgers.

Found yourselves locked up this New Year's Eve? You must have headed down to Alcotraz for an immersive prison experience. Dressed in an orange jumpsuit, you'll be tasked with smuggling contraband past the guards and gain some tasty cocktails in return.

Over in The Rubens at The Palace, The English Grill will be celebrating New Year's Eve with a gorgeous dinner, as well as canapes, live music and Champagne. But if you fancy Indian food instead, The Curry Room will be serving up an equally opulent spread of delights in luxe surrounds.

Treat your other half to a six-course meal atop a botanical rooftop restaurant this New Year's Eve in London. 14 Hills is fronting British fare with a French twist, all eaten while enjoying a live band or DJ. Now, it doesn't get more romantic than this.

Its tasting menu comes in at £220 per person and includes a glass of Champagne and 360-degree rooftop access to see the fireworks from 10.30pm 'til 12.30am. Get stuck into plates of cherry duck liver macaroons, Cornish crab with potato cannelloni, and Dexter ribeye with celeriac beurre blanc. 

Dine out with your other half this New Year's Eve at The Gun, a friendly bar found in the heart of Spitalfields. They're cooking up all the classics, from bangers and mash to fillet steak sandwiches or sweet chilli cauliflower wings. And from 9pm onwards, you can boogie to tunes from the live DJ.

If you need plans for couples this New Year's Eve, be sure to venture to Bardo St James's. This high-end Italian eatery will be boasting a Venetian masquerade with fabulous live entertainment, alongside a cracking four-course meal and Champagne. Oh, yes.

Choose between an early seating from 6pm for £150 per person, or a late one from 7.30pm for £220 and look forward to devouring yellowtail carpaccio with blood orange, pumpkin casoncelli in brown butter, and crispy parmesan herb potatoes.