From Thai to Italian to French cuisine, there are plenty of cute spots to hit up in Dublin this February.
With restrictions eased and Valentine's Day just around the corner, it feels like a perfect time to treat your significant other to a romantic night on the town.
When it comes to food,
Dublin has plenty to offer, so why not make a booking and celebrate Valentine's Day at one of these fine establishments?
This intimate Italian restaurant is nestled beside Dublin castle, and offers both delicious pizza and pasta. Ideal for date night.
34 Castle Street, Dublin 2
Nightmarket in Ranelagh has a wide range of traditional, authentic Thai food, as well as delicious homegrown cocktails.
120 Ranelagh
If you fancy Moroccan food in a sumptuous setting, then El Bahia should be your go-to.
37 Wicklow Street
Another culinary gem in close proximity to Dublin Castle is Chez Max, which offers gorgeous French food in a super relaxed setting.
1 Palace Street
This Spanish restaurant on Wexford Street offers a huge selection of tapas - ideal if you prefer sharing a few bits rather than ordering a big meal.
12 Wexford Street
This super stylish restaurant on Fade Street serves up deliciously indulgent French food in a stunning setting.
Fade Street
If you're after modern dim sum this Valentine's Day, this funky restaurant in the centre of town is your best bet.
10 Angier Street
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Grano in Stoneybatter offers a delicious selection of sumptuous Italian meals, and, last year, it earned its place in the Michelin Guide. Deserved.
5 Norseman Court, Manor Street, Stoneybatter
This super-fun restaurant promises both authentic Chinese food, but also a super unique setting.
20 Lower Camden Street
You can't go wrong with pizza, and Valentine's Day is no exception. If you're in the Sandymount area be sure to check out Paulie's.
58 Grand Canal Street Upper
