38 of the best Valentine's Day restaurants in London serving up special menus

Love is (almost) in the air in London as the most romantic night of the year draws ever closer. Widespread panic is sweeping the capital as partners lament the empty square in the calendar on the 14 February - the one day of the year where public displays of affection are compulsory and couples are expected to flaunt their undying love for the whole world to see.

If you fall into this category and you still haven’t planned anything beyond a Valentine’s Day card for your loved one this year, then it’s time to get a shift on and check out London’s romantic restaurants. Regardless of our views on this annual lovefest, if there is one thing we can all agree on here at SquareMeal it’s this; the way to the heart is undoubtedly via the stomach. Where better to take on some of that love than at a special Valentine’s Day restaurant in London?

So, whatever your ambitions are for celebrating on 14 February we recommend incorporating some good food and drink. But why add to the stress by cooking up a fancy Valentine's menu yourself, when you could sit back and let someone do all the work for you with better results and no washing up afterwards? For us, it’s a no brainer.

If you’re not a fan of big flouncy gestures, heart shaped puds, and rose petals in your cocktail, no problem. From the discreet to the decadent, we've rounded up the top spots for couples looking to indulge in a special meal out in London this Valentine's Day. So, quit the panicking, take a deep breath and dive in - we’re confident that there will be something here to impress your loved one whatever their ideals.

Straits Kitchen at Pan Pacific London, Liverpool Street

What: For a Valentine's Day full of glitz and glam, head over to Pan Pacific hotel's flagship restaurant Straits Kitchen for a luxurious five-course meal curated by head chef Adam Bateman. Enjoy a complimentary glass of Champagne on arrival, and ease in with a parnsip and curried laksa veloute. You'll also get to try beetroot cured salmon gravlax, and pan-fried Orkney scallop, before the main event - soy-glazed sirloin with mac and cheese and truffle jus. Roasted matcha mousse is for dessert, and there's also a separate menu for the vegans amongst us. 
Where: 80 Houndsditch, EC3A 7AB
How much: Five courses for £79 per person, including a welcome glass of Taittinger Brut Reserve
Book now: Straits Kitchen at Pan Pacific London

Kanishka, Mayfair

What: Kanishka blends elegance with warmth, creating a dining room that feels celebratory without being overwhelming. Rich colours, thoughtful design and attentive service set the tone for a memorable Valentine’s evening. Meanwhile, Atul Kochhar remains one of the most brilliant Indian chefs in the country, and he delivers thoroughly memorable cooking, with dishes such as a seafood and coconut curry, scallops with broccoli, and a beautiful chai chocolate lava cake with strawberry clotted cream, plus a welcome glass of Champagne. 
Where: 17 Maddox Street, W1S 2QF
How much: Six courses for £128 per person
Book now: Kanishka

Rosi at The Beaumont, Mayfair

What: Tucked inside one of Mayfair’s most elegant hotels, Rosi offers a quietly luxurious setting for Valentine’s Day. The room feels intimate and refined, with a calm atmosphere that encourages relaxed conversation. Chef Director Lisa Goodwin-Allen has breathed new life into the menu, and Valentine's offers her signature brand of nostalgic, elevated British comfort food - think tempura oyster with miso mayonnaise, truffle arancini, Cornish lobster linguine, and rhubarb and custard Baked Alaska. Romantic without trying too hard, Rosi suits a more understated celebration.
Where: The Beaumont Hotel, 8 Balderton Street, W1K 6TF
How much: Five courses for £95 per person
Book now: Rosi at The Beaumont Mayfair

Tate Modern Restaurant, Bankside

What: For couples drawn to art, culture and striking views, Tate Modern Restaurant delivers a Valentine’s experience with a sense of occasion. The £55 a head menu includes oysters with tequila and lime granita, roast cod with squash puree, pickled walnuts and burnt butter, and a creme caramel with Sauternes and raisins. Even better, you can explore the gallery before hand, as it's open late, then head on up to the level six restaurant, which offers sweeping vistas that become especially atmospheric after dark.
Where: Tate Modern, SE1 9TG
How much: £55 for four courses
Book now: Tate Modern Restaurant

Burger & Lobster, Various locations

What: No prizes for guessing what's on the menu for Valentine's at Burger & Lobster. Except, this year is Valentine's with a difference, because Burger & Lobster is offering a limited number of jumbo lobsters for two to share, with dinner centred around an enormous jumbo lobster, alongside unlimited fries, salad, and enough lemon and garlic butter to fill a bath. If that sounds like your thing, we'd recommend getting booked up, because there are only so many lobsters to go around. 
Where: Various locations
How much: £125 for two
Book now: Burger & Lobster Oxford Circus; Burger & Lobster Threadneedle Street; Burger & Lobster Soho

Oui Madame, Islington

What: Intimate and full of charm, Oui Madame brings much-needed Parisian romance to central London. The cosy dining room feels made for date night, with close tables and a warm, inviting atmosphere. At £95 for a meal for two, Oui Madame is one of the better value deals on this list, and you can expect classy, down-to-earth French cooking, as well as a pretty extensive wine list. Softly lit and intimate, this is a place that encourages conversation and connection, ideal for couples seeking something personal and characterful this Valentine’s Day.
Where: 290 St Paul's Road, N1 2LH
How much: Four courses £95 for two
Book now: Oui Madame

Farzi London, St James's

What: Farzi London pairs bold design with a vibrant yet intimate atmosphere, making it a memorable choice for Valentine’s Day. The stylish interiors and softly lit spaces feel contemporary and romantic, perfect for couples who enjoy a sense of theatre alongside their meal. The menu certainly makes an impression - as Farzi always does - with dishes such as Tangra crispy fried chicken, tossed in garlic, chilli and soya, lobster and seafood seekh kebabs, and a chocolate brownie with gooey grilled marshmallow that wil live long in the memory.
Where: 8 Haymarket, SW1Y 4BP
How much: Two courses for £39.95, three courses for £45.90
Book now: Farzi London

Bokan, Canary Wharf

What: If you’re looking for a special dinner with views over the twinkling London skyline, head to Bokan in Canary Wharf. Not only does it sit 37 storeys high over London, but chef Robert Manea is cooking a six course menu of delicious, modern European dishes, including wild mushroom and truffle risotto, lobster raviolo, and a beautiful raspberry and hibiscus heart dessert.
Where: 40 Marsh Wall, E14 9TP
How much: Six course menu £150 per person
Book now: Bokan

Cinnamon Kitchen and Cinnamon Bazaar, Various locations

What: Cinnamon Kitchen can always be relied upon to serve up fantastic Indian cooking, no matter the occasion. Head to either the City or Battersea restaurants and you’ll find the team doling out pan-seared Scottish scallops with pickled radish, gulab jamun cheesecake, and plenty of Francoise Money Rose Champagne.
Where: Various locations
How much: Menu starts at £75 per person
Book now: Cinnamon Kitchen City; Cinnamon Kitchen Battersea; Cinnamon Bazaar Covent Garden; Cinnamon Bazaar Richmond

Cheneston's Restaurant at The Milestone, Kensington

What: How about a spot of retro-British luxury for Valentine's Day? Cheneston's Restaurant at The Milestone Hotel in Kensington always serves up a special tasting menu served in its traditional wood-panelled dining room. Executive chef Daniel Putz's cooking makes the most of great seasonal ingredients sourced from around the British Isles for the best possible flavour. Guests have the choice of a regular or vegetarian tasting menu, with dishes including the likes of native oysters with dill beurre blanc, poached lobster ragu with spiced bisque, and a 70% Guanaja chocolate fondant with pistachio ice cream. You can even hire the hotel's stunning Oratory for your own private dinner for two!
Where: 1 Kensington Court, W8 5DL
How much: Seven courses for £155 per person, or vegetarian £135 per person
Planning a private dinner for two? Check out Cheneston's private dining options for the ultimate Valentine's
Book now: Cheneston's Restaurant

Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester, Mayfair

What: For those really looking to push the boat out this Valentine’s Day, Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester promises an unforgettable dining experience to share with your loved one. Designed by executive chef Jean-Philippe Blondet, the special Valentine's menus are packed full of the highest quality luxury ingredients, and treated with the greatest care. If money is no object, request the Table Lumière, a semi-private table cocooned by 4,500 shimmering lights and guaranteed to make you swoon.
Where: The Dorchester, Park Lane, W1K 1QA
How much: Five courses starting at £350 per person
Planning a private dinner for two? Check out Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester's private dining options for the ultimate Valentine's
Book now: Alain Ducasse at The Dorchester

Sticks ’n’ Sushi, Various locations

What: Whatever you’re celebrating this Valentine’s, say it with sushi! Sticks ’n’ Sushi’s special menu comes in as one of London’s more affordable options, offering lobster toast, crispy chicken, loads of freshly made sushi, and signature grilled beef fillet sticks, for just £54 a head. Don't forget plenty of bubbles, and there's even an indulgent chocolate cake with raspberries for dessert if you still have room. 
Where: Various locations
How much: Menu is £54 per person
Book now: Sticks 'n' Sushi Shoreditch

Hakkasan Mayfair

What: Low lighting, dark wood interiors and an unmistakable sense of glamour - Hakkasan Mayfair never fails to make an occasion feel special. It's a natural choice for a romantic night out - the dining room feels cocooned from the outside world, encouraging couples to linger over shared plates and whispered conversation. A special menu available on 14 February lays on all of Hakkasan's famous, iconic dishes, such as signature steamed dim sum duo, grilled Chilean sea bass in honey and crispy freshwater prawns, alongside drinks from Billecart-Salmon and Pantalones Tequila. Refined without feeling stiff, with a buzz that suits Valentine’s Day perfectly, this is an ideal for those who want their evening to feel indulgent and atmospheric, right in the heart of Mayfair.
Where: 17 Bruton Street, W1J 6QB
How much: £150 per person
Book now: Hakkasan Mayfair

Yauatcha Soho and City of London

What: Sleek, contemporary and softly lit, Yauatcha's acclaimed outposts in Soho and The City offer a calm escape from the surrounding streets. Alan Yau's iconic restaurants feel modern yet intimate, making them well suited to couples who appreciate style without fuss. Large windows bring a gentle glow to evening dining, while the relaxed pace of dim sum emerging from the kitchen encourages you to savour the moment. There are few better places to enjoy dim sum in the capital. 
Where: Broadgate Circle, 1 Broadgate, EC2M 2QS; 15-17 Broadwick Street, W1F 0DL
How much: A la carte prices vary
Book now: Yauatcha City; Yauatcha Soho

Amazing Grace, London Bridge

What: Amazing Grace offers a unique combination of Asian street food and live entertainment, and this Valentine's is no different. Across Valentine's weekend, the lively restaurant will be offering a special sharing feast for two, featuring a selection of their signature bao buns, alongside Korean BBQ pulled pork, sweet soy beef brisket and more. Dessert is a Vietnamese tiramisu and to drink, there's a 'Love At First Sip' cocktail. On 13 February, there will also be a Galentine's 'Cocktails & Confessions' event and on 14 February, an After Dark session will be playing live music until the early hours.
Where: 9a St Thomas Street, SE1 9RY
How much: £60 for set menu for two
Book now: Amazing Grace

144 On The Hill, Richmond

What: Is there anywhere more romantic than 144 On The Hill's dusty pink dining room? Well, this year the Richmond restaurant is dishing up a gorgeous set menu to match its perfectly pink interiors. The classic three-course meal offers starters like Scottish scallop, and smoked duck and mushroom risotto, as well as mains like Canadian lobster tail, and beef fillet with truffle mash. For dessert, indulge in a chocolate fondue for two, or a lemon meringue tart, and add an optional cheese board, if you're feeling fancy!
Where: 144-150 Richmond Hill, TW10 6RW
How much: £60 for two courses or £70 for three courses
Book now: 144 On The Hill

Kutir, Chelsea

What: Chelsea townhouse restaurant Kutir is welcoming Valentine's Day with a six-course tasting menu, designed by head chef Rohit Ghai. The menu will feature their signature Indian flavours with a romantic twist - think a luxurious lobster caviar, and a rich venison samosa. Indulge in white chocolate and strawberries for dessert, or try the pink peppercorn-infused cassata for a sweet finish. There's a separate menu for vegetarians and an optional wine pairing, for those looking for an elevated experience. 
Where: 10 Lincoln Street, SW3 2TS
How much: £80 for six courses, £55 for additional wine pairing
Book now: Kutir

Pollini at Ladbroke Hall, Kensington

What: Situated in Notting Hill, Pollini is a beautiful Italian restaurant, set in the stunning Grade II-listed Ladbroke Hall - a former Edwardian car showroom - with food by chef Emanuele Pollini. This Valentine's, its offering a £75 per head set menu with Italian dishes ranging from mortadella and truffle tapioca crisp, to ribeye with fresh green peppercorns. You'll also receive a glass of Champagne, or Champagne-based cocktail on arrival. 
Where: 79 Barlby Road, W10 6AZ
How much: £75 for six courses, including welcome glass of Champagne
Book now: Pollini at Ladbroke Hall

No 32 The Old Town, Clapham

What: Over in Clapham, No 32 The Old Town is putting on a romantic Valentine's Day menu - three courses of your choosing! Expect beetroot carpaccio with tahini dressing, roasted cod fillet with mussel chowder, and white and dark chocolate mousse with coffee crumb. If Clapham is too much of a hike, the menu will also be available at the restaurant's sister sites, including No 35 Mackenzie Walk, No 1 Duke St, No 197 Chiswick Fire Station, and 601 Queen’s Road. 
Where: 32 The Pavement, SW4 0JE
How much: £45 for three courses
Book now: No 32 The Old Town

Sarastro, Covent Garden

What: Sarastro’s opulent decor and flamboyant food has made it a bit of a West End icon, and if you’re looking for something theatrical to live long in the memory, this is a great shout. A special three course menu serves up some of the restaurant’s big hitting dishes, from pan fried prawns with lemon butter sauce, to rack of lamb with sauteed French beans and potato gratin, all to a soundtrack of 70s and 80s iconic love songs.
Where: 126 Drury Lane, WC2B 5SU
How much: Two courses for £47.50, three courses for £52.50 per person
Book now: Sarastro

Luna Wine Bar, London Bridge

What: Gorgeous Luna Wine Bar offers the sort of candlelit romance that never goes out of style, and with the brilliant Jay Patel and Matt Beardmore overseeing the front and back of house, you’re in safe hands here. Grab a table for two and enjoy fantastic nibbles - Fontina-stuffed olives, for example - or go all in with some fantastic classic cooking, alongside Luna’s carefully curated wine list.
Where: Unit 6, 36 Shad Thames, SE1 2YE
How much: A la carte prices vary
Book now: Luna Wine Bar

Richoux, Fitzrovia

What: Why head to Paris when you can just head to Richoux? This storied patisserie and restaurant is a picture of Parisian romance, with classic bistro chairs and elegant marble countertops providing the perfect backdrop for a menu of all-day French classics. Whether you’re planning a romantic breakfast, or a push-the-boat-out dinner, Richoux delivers with tableside flair and polished service.
Where: 14-15 Langham Place, W1B 2QS
How much: A la carte prices vary
Book now: Richoux

Kahani, Belgravia

What: Peter Joseph’s classy Sloane Square restaurant makes a very elegant spot for a romantic evening. If you and your other half are both partial to a good curry and high quality Indian food, the six-course 2026 Valentine's Day has some treats in store for you. We're talking seafood platters with pomelo salad, chargrilled lamb cutlets with aubergine raitha, and a white chocolate and cranberry mousse with guava ice cream. There’s a delicious vegetarian menu and a wine pairing available too.
Where: 1 Wilbraham Place, SW1X 9AE
How much: Six-course set menu for £100 per person
Book now: Kahani

SUSHISAMBA, City of London and Covent Garden

What: Whether sat high above in Heron Tower or perched in Covent Garden, Sushisamba is putting on a proper feast this year. For 13 to 15 February, guests can indulge in a beautifully curated Valentine’s Day sharing menu that includes a feast of South American Japanese fusion dishes and a glass of Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label on arrival. Think yellowtail sashimi, lobster anticucho with wild garlic butter, chicken karaage tostadas, and robata grilled Wagyu.
Where: Heron Tower, 110 Bishopsgate; Opera Terrace, The Piazza, WC2E 8RF
How much: Tasting menu for £150 per person
Book now: SUSHISAMBA Heron Tower; SUSHISAMBA Covent Garden

La Terrazza, Kensington

What: This classy all-day Italian has a prime spot on the corner of Lexham Gardens and serves some really creative Italian plates come Valentine's Day. After welcome canapes and Champagne to start, guests can choose from dishes such as lobster salad with quinoa, campari and orange caviar, risotto with artichokes and parmesan fondue, and beef medallions with Barolo sauce. To finish, it's a very fitting budle of choux pastry and chocolate sauce.
Where: 160 Cromwell Road, SW5 0TL
How much: Four-course menu £79 per person
Book now: La Terrazza

Petrus, Knightsbridge

What: If you really want to pull out all the stops for your other half this Valentine's Day, Gordon Ramsay’s Petrus in Knightsbridge offers top-class cookery across its Valentine's Day menu. Get ready for seven courses of majestic cooking, including  Montgomery Cheddar and black truffle gougeres, lobster raviolo with finger lime, fennel and bisque, and confit Dover sole with clams, as well as a stunning rose and Champagne sorbet to finish. One of the biggest names in London fine dining, Petrus lives up to its name with a choice of wine pairings as well, the most expensive of which serves up some incredibly rare wines for the best part of a grand.
Where: 1 Kinnerton Street, SW1X 8EA
How much: Seven course menu £225 per person
Book now: Petrus

Ayllu, Paddington

What: Prized for its exquisite Peruvian and Nikkei inspired tasting menus, Ayllu usually hosts Valentine's couples over the 14 and 15 February, with a whopping nine-course menu. After indulging in a glass of bubbles, the menu flits from oysters and guacamole to Nikkei and Lubina ceviche, crab tacos, special hamachi rolls, and yucas bravas. Guests can also expect live violin and Spanish guitar performances, as well as a personalisable Valentine’s heart dessert.
Where: 25 Sheldon Square, W2 6EY
How much: Nine courses for £80 per person
Book now: Ayllu

The English Grill, Victoria

What: The sophisticated English Grill is always offers a brilliant seasonal Valentine’s Day feast. Expect some proper luxurious cooking, from grilled lobster cocktail to rose Champagne sorbet, the iconic Rubens beef Wellington with confit fondant potato, and a magnificent Valrhona chocolate marquise with caramelised blood orange. If you're a couple that loves classic, luxurious dining, The Rubens is the place for you.
Where: The Rubens at the Palace, 39 Buckingham Palace Road, SW1W 0PS
How much: Six courses for £120 per person
Book now: The English Grill

Oblix at The Shard, London Bridge

What: Classy high-rise restaurant Oblix offers not one, not two, but three different Valentine’s menus come February, all with awe-inspiring skyline views from the 32nd floor of The Shard. Mark the occasion at sophisticated Oblix West and choose from the signature or premium Valentine's set menus, or head to the more relaxed Oblix East for a selection of dishes for the whole table to share. We've got our eye on the West premium menu, not only does it include a bottle of Piper-Heidsieck Champagne but the main course offers a whole lobster with citrus herb butter.
Where: Level 32, The Shard, 31 St Thomas Street, SE1 9RY
How much: Oblix West signature menu £135, premium menu for £195 per person; Oblix East three course menu for £99 per person
Book now: Oblix at The Shard

Gouqi, St James’s

What: Chinese restaurants in London are ten a penny, but those offering a Valentine’s feast led by a seven-time Michelin-starred chef are not. With Tong Chee Hwee at the helm, diners can enjoy nine impressive courses to share along with a complimentary glass of rose Champagne. Prepare yourself for a proper banquet: crispy aromatic duck parcels with black truffle, foie gras rice crisps with caviar, special Valentine's dim sum like black truffle har gao, and golden lobster soup. 
Where: 25-34 Cockspur Street, SW1Y 5BN
How much: Nine courses for £150 per person
Book now: Gouqi

Duck & Waffle, The City

What: Duck & Waffle takes Valentine's dining to new heights (sorry) thanks to its signature views of stunning London vistas and some fun modern European food. Kick off with wild mushroom arancini, then cruise onto lobster beignet, blue fin tuna tartare, and a chocolate & hazelnut Paris Brest for pud. If you're planning a long one, you could always rock up in the wee hours and tuck into the late-night menu before winding your way home.
Where: 110 Bishopsgate, EC2N 4AY
How much: Four-course set menu £145 per person
Book now: Duck & Waffle

Cantinetta Antinori, Knightsbridge

What: Italian food is the food of love, so where better to spoil your Valentine than Cantinetta Antinori - an elegant Tuscan restaurant just a hop, skip and jump from Knightsbridge. The menu is wall-to-wall authentic Tuscan cookery of the highest order, and the wine list is truly exceptional - one of the deepest selections of Italian wine in London. We're not suggesting you go full-on lady and the tramp slurping spaghetti, this candlelit Valentine's Day restaurant is romantic enough already, and just as indulgent.
Where: 4 Harriet Street, SW1X 9JR
How much: A la carte prices vary
Book now: Cantinetta Antinori

JOIA, Battersea

What: If Valentine’s with a view is what you’re after, look no further than JOIA and Perola Bar, which both offer gorgeous, unmatched views of the nearby Battersea Power Station and glittering London skyline. The special Valentine’s Day set menu includes a selection of the best signature JOIA dishes, including black rice with grilled octopus and red prawns, and hand-dived scallops with sweet potato and caviar, as well as a complimentary Perola cocktail.
Where: 1 Electric Boulevard, SW11 8BJ
How much: Four courses for £135 per person
Book now: JOIA

OXO Tower, Southwark

What: What’s more romantic than dinner with a view? OXO Tower always runs Valentine’s menus in the Restaurant and the Brasserie, both of which come with iconic skyline views and live music throughout the evening. The restaurant is a little more formal, whilst OXO Tower Brasserie is perfect if you fancy something a little more low-key. Last year, both offered three courses menus as well as the full a la carte, all while you and your date are serenaded with live music as you look out across the river.
Where: OXO Tower Wharf, Barge House Street, SE1 9PH
How much: TBC
Book now: OXO Tower Restaurant; OXO Tower Brasserie

L'oscar, Holborn

What: If you’re looking for something with glitz, you won’t find many restaurants more glamorous than L’oscar in Holborn. Sporting a rich purple and gold colour palette and Baroque design, L’oscar is opulent at every turn. The L'oscar menu is just as classy, taking inspiration from the Mediterranean with the occasional Japanese and Asian influences - think dishes like guinae fowl terrine with bacon jam, Cornish crab raviolo with crab bisque, and vanilla cheesecake with pink peppercorn rhubarb compote.
Where: 2-6 Southampton Row, WC1B 4AA
How much: Four courses for £125 per person
Book now: L'oscar

Mallow, Canary Wharf

What: Drawing inspiration from the rich romance of Venice and Rome, vegan restaurant Mallow offers up more superlative, colourful plant-based cooking for Valentine's Day. Guests this year can kick things off with a fun cocktail, before diving into a six-course menu of focaccia with citrus almond pesto, wild mushroom ravioli with pink peppercorn and sage, and elderflower and rhubarb pannacotta. Mallow’s iconic vegan tiramisu chocolate cup also makes an appearance - to us that's worth the trip alone. Mallow is serving the special menu from 7 to 16 February so you have plenty of time to book in. 
Where: 12 Park Drive, Wood Wharf, E14 9ZW
How much: Six-course menu for £60 per person
Book now: Mallow Canary Wharf

Hans' Bar & Grill, Chelsea

What: Love is in the air at this stylish all-day bar and grill, and not just because the team here has put a lovey-dovey twist on the menu. At all times of year the dining room at Hans Bar & Grill exudes the kind of effortless calm and comfort we all want in a relationship. This extends to the Valentine’s Day set menu, with the likes of butter poached lobster rolls with bisque, beef fillet with cep puree, and dark chocolate strawberries to share. The best part? It comes with prices that are just as lovable.
Where: 164 Pavilion Road, SW1X 0BP
How much: Four courses for £45 per person
Book now: Hans' Bar & Grill

Bentley’s Oyster Bar & Grill, Mayfair

What: Bentley’s has been hosting Valentine’s merriment for many years, offering the finest oysters and seafood platters to couples to mark the occasion. It really is one of the best Valentine's restaurants in London for oysters and Champagne; both are available this year, but we expect to see other classics in the line up like fish pie, lobster spaghetti and creme caramel with Armagnac soaked D’Agen prunes. Grab a seat at the oyster bar if that's your thing, or head for the upstairs dining room for something more elegant. Either way, resident piano player Oliver will be playing all evening. 
Where: 11-15 Swallow Street, W1B 4DG
How much: A la carte prices vary
Book now: Bentley’s Oyster Bar & Grill

If you're planning something extra special and you want somewhere private for you and your date or other half, did you know that you can hire private dining rooms for just two people? A private two-person dinner at one of the capital's best restaurants is the ultimate way to make someone feel special, so we've rounded up the best private dining rooms for two in London.