This Covent Garden eatery is famed for being the most romantic restaurant in London, and we can see why. From its award winning wine menu and decadent French food to its spectacular conservatory with a ceiling adorned in cherry blossom and twinkling lights. The focus at Clos Maggiore is all about clean, modern Provencal cooking, using ingredients sourced from independent UK suppliers, so you’re in for a real culinary experience. 

By far one of the city’s best cocktail bars and a great little hidden gem. Perfect for a night out with friends or that special someone. The best thing on the French-inspired cocktail menu is the expertly constructed Martini, not to mention the homemade infusions and bespoke ingredients. The wine list is one you won't really find anywhere else either. 

Located in a former church house, they offer a stunning dining experience sure to live up to your expectations. It’s a venue for every occasion, but particularly for a romantic candlelit dinner, and the setting it perfect for just that. The A la carte menu offers everything from sirloin steak to seafood linguini and their sharing desserts make for the perfect end to your evening. 

Roski is the latest restaurant by chef Anton Piotrowski (former winner of Masterchef: The Professionals as well as a previous Michelin Star holder).  “Expect big flavours, big smiles, and great service” says the team at Röski Restaurant. Here you can find a super relaxed atmosphere in an intimate restaurant, so perfect for a date night this Valentine’s Day. We suggest opting for the tasting menu to avoid food envy. 

If dinner and drinks just won’t do why not whisk your loved one off for a night away. Perched on a cliff top overlooking the bay at Mawgan Porth, the strikingly modern Scarlet is a fabulous proposition: a truly luxurious, grown-ups only eco hotel. Vast glass windows mean the cool interior merges with the stunning views. There’s an Ayurvedic spa with tented treatment pods and the most romantic  outdoor wood-fired hot tubs, the perfect spot for champagne at sunset.