Opulent decor at Les Trois Garçons
Wondering where to take your valentine? Here's our guide to the best places for a cosy tête-à-tête
Opulent decor at Les Trois Garçons
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Hakkasan
A glamorous 1930s Shanghai-style decor and low lighting set an intimate mood, while some privacy is afforded by the geometric screens separating tables. Hakkasan, 8 Hanway Place, W1T 1HD (020 7907 1888) Tottenham Court Rd tube.
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J Sheekey
Mirrored windows outside protect cosy couples within from prying eyes, while immaculately presented waiters – and plates of food – help to guarantee that a visit to this top fish restaurant is a special occasion. J Sheekey, 28-32 St Martin's Court, WC2N 4AL (020 7240 2565) Leicester Square tube.
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Maze
In contrast to so many corporate-feeling hotel restaurants, this stunning Gordon Ramsay Holdings outpost, where chef Jason Atherton cooks his unique fine-dining 'tapas', is relaxed and intimate. Maze, 13-15 Grosvenor Square, W1K 6JP (020 7107 0000/ www.gordonramsay.com) Bond St tube.
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Momo
Sexy decor, even sexier staff and consistently good music crank up the heat at this ever-buzzing, thoroughly glamorous North African restaurant. Momo, 25 Heddon St, W1B 4BH (020 7434 4040/www.momoresto.com) Piccadilly Circus tube.
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Wild Honey
Time Out's Best New Restaurant 2007 boasts impeccable Modern European cooking and wonderful wines, in a wood-panelled setting that's smarter and more enticing than at sister restaurant Arbutus. Wild Honey, 12 St George St, W1S 2FB (020 7758 9160) Oxford Circus or Bond St tube.
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