Here Are The Most Romantic Things To Do On Valentine’s Day In Brisbane
Dinushka Gunasekara
Brisbane Editor | Urban List
Congratulations, your significant other is officially in luck if you find yourself here, pre-14 February, prepping and plotting for the ultimate celebration on our beloved romantic occasion—Valentine's Day. Fear not, we're here to spill the beans on all the delightful treats Brisbane has lined up that even Cupid himself would go gaga for.
Whether you’re looking for a dreamy way to spend the day or know the way to their heart is through their stomach, read on for the best experiences, restaurants and things to do this Valentine's Day in Brisbane.
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Where To Eat
C’est Bon
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If you can’t get to the City of Love this Valentine’s Day, how about the next best thing at one of Brisbane’s favourite French haunts? C’est Bon is dishing up an exclusive lovers’ feast with a glass of bubbles on arrival, reflecting chef and owner Andy Ashby’s contemporary approach to French cooking—from buttermilk Queensland crab to heritage poussin with preserved apricot and puy lentils. As for dessert, it will be served in a heart-shaped centrepiece with a single rose for the epitome of effortless romance.
The Details
When: 6pm and 8pm, Saturday 14 February
Where: 609/611 Stanley Street, Woolloongabba
Cost: $125 per person
Belle Epoque
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Get pinkies up this Valentine’s Day with Parisian cafe Belle Epoque’s exclusive high tea experience—made with extra love for the occasion. Available across the weekend, you can connect and indulge over sweet and savoury delights, as well as a glass of Perrier Jouët Grand Brut NV.
The Details
When: 11:30am and 2pm, Saturday 14 February and Sunday 15 February
Where: 267 Grey Street, South Brisbane
Cost: $95 per person
Bisou Bisou
French bistro Bisou Bisou (which literally means ‘kiss kiss’) invites you to enjoy an intimate dinner for two featuring an exclusive three-course choice menu—think duck rillette, beef bourguignon, and chocolate souffle tart for dessert. Full of elegant flavours and je nais se quois, it’s a no-brainer.
The Details
When: 13 to 15 February
Where: 458 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley
Cost: $109 per person
Boom Boom Room
A lavish night is on the cards at this underground bank-vault-turned-Japanese-hideaway. Boom Boom Room’s omakase banquet is thoughtfully curated to leave you both mesmerised, with refined flavours and beautiful dishes crafted with precision.
The Details
When: 5:30pm and 8:30pm, Saturday 14 February
Where: 49 Elizabeth Street, Brisbane CBD
Cost: From $98 per person
Byblos
Vibrant flavours and riverside views? Say less. Byblos at Portside Wharf is serving an exclusive three-course banquet menu this Valentine’s Day, featuring their signature Lebanese-inspired dishes like sambusek fatteh (confit spiced lamb pastries), shish tawook (marinated chicken tenderloin) and black tiger prawn skewers.
The Details
When: 13 to 15 February
Where: Portside Wharf, 39 Hercules Street, Hamilton
Cost: $115 per person
Donna Chang
With its blush-pink interiors and grand ceilings, Donna Chang is a romantic place to be on any occasion, but this Valentine’s Day they’re hosting a truly exquisite evening featuring a decadent Cantonese banquet. Enjoy the likes of scallop and prawn wontons, cumin spiced lamb buns, and Ora King salmon char siu—all made with love, of course.
The Details
When: 13 to 15 February
Where: 171 George Street, Brisbane CBD
Cost: $139 per person
Iris
Your love will reach new heights at rooftop oasis Iris, thanks to their specially curated Valentine’s Day share-style banquet. The three-course Spanish-inspired menu is designed for you to indulge on a backdrop of the city skyline, with the likes of lamb empanadas, golden croquettes, and succulent Wagyu beef pinchos.
The Details
When: 13 to 15 February
Where: 458 Brunswick Street, Fortitude Valley
Cost: $129 per person
Izakaya Publico
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It’s go big or go home this Valentine’s weekend at Japanese spot Izakaya Publico with their decadent Tomahawk Shared Set Manu—featuring a 1kg Black Angus tomahawk at the centre of the table. Or, opt for the equally indulgent and slightly less meaty four-course shared set menu, full of bold flavours across oysters with jalapeno salsa and ponzu, fire-grilled yakitori king prawns, and slow-braised beef short rib.
The Details
When: From 5pm Friday 13 February and 6pm & 8:30pm Saturday 14 February
Where: 27-35 Turbot Street, Brisbane CBD
Cost: $120 per person
Layla
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You and your SO will embark on a flavourful journey this Valentine’s Day if you book a spot at West End stunner, Layla. The team have curated a romantic evening for two, featuring shared dishes and the utmost elegance across the two-hour experience. With complimentary bubbles on arrival and a feast you’ll be talking about for years to come, it’s sure to score you major brownie points.
The Details
When: Saturday 14 February
Where: Cnr Montague Road & Raven Street, West End
Cost: $98 per person
The Lex
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A night to remember is a guarantee at The Lex, especially when you’re sharing a five-course menu full of indulgent bites like hay-smoked wagyu, fresh oysters and decadent desserts. Paired with river views and a signature cocktail on arrival, this Valentine’s Day dinner also features optional upgrades like a rose bouquet or beverage package for even more love.
The Details
When: Saturday 14 February
Where: W Brisbane, Level 3, 81 North Quay, Brisbane CBD
Cost: $160 per person
Lúc Lắc
Prove your love is endless with Lúc Lắc’s special Valentine’s edition of their popular weekend bottomless package. Across 1.5 hours, you’ll enjoy themed drinks and a vibrant banquet full of Southeast Asian flavours, like braised duck leg, Hanoi-style chicken, and coconut sago pudding.
The Details
When: 11:30am to 3:30pm, 13 to 15 February
Where: Queen’s Wharf, 33 William Street, Brisbane CBD
Cost: $98 per person
Monal Dining
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Let your love linger over eight courses at Monal Dining’s special dinner for two. With only two sittings available to ensure the experience is nothing short of memorable, you’ll spend the evening moving through a tightly curated menu with the likes of Hokkaido scallops with pickled chilli and apple, wagyu skewers with smoked labneh and teriyaki sauce, and king prawn toast finished with yuzu mayo and bottarga—plus a house cocktail, sparkling wine or beer on arrival.
The Details
When: 5:30pm and 7:45pm, Saturday 14 February
Where: 48 Skyring Terrace, Newstead
Cost: $125 per person
OTTO Brisbane
Italian food truly is the language of love, and OTTO Brisbane is making the case with a romantic three-course dinner this Valentine’s Day. With a spritz on arrival and OTTO chocolate to take home, the impeccable dining experience also has optional additions like caviar and oysters—all paired with stunning waterfront views.
The Details
When: From 5:30pm Saturday 14 February
Where: Sidon Street, South Bank
Cost: $195 per person
Portside Wharf
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Hamilton’s beautiful riverfront precinct is feeling the love with special Valentine’s Day dining experiences across the board. At Gusto Da Gianni, dig into a curated four-course menu of Italian flavour with standout dishes like honey roasted black figs with dolce latte cheese fondue and Tajima wagyu eye fillet ($150 per person). Meanwhile, Byblos proves sharing is caring with a Lebanese-inspired three-course menu ($115 per person) and Marble Korean Steakhouse invites couples to enjoy premium cuts and culinary theatrics with Brisbane’s most refined take on Korean BBQ (From $105 per person). And, if you need a lil’ sweet treat to end the night, Rose Geletaria has the good with a limited edition Raffaello-inspired gelato.
The Details
When: Various times across the Valentine’s weekend
Where: 39 Hercules Street, Hamilton
Settimo
Whisk your date away to the sun-kissed shores of the Amalfi Coast via Settimo’s specially curated Valentine’s Day dinner. You’ll be welcomed with a glass of sparkling wine on arrival, before digging into a four-course spread full of fresh ingredients and Italian craftsmanship. Plus, with interiors as beautiful as this, the pictures basically take themselves.
The Details
When: Saturday 14 February
Where: 111 Mary Street, Brisbane CBD
Cost: $149 per person
Za Za Ta
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Yep, you read that right—Ovolo Brisbane’s cult-fave vego restaurant Za Za Ta is returning for one exclusive night to serve up a greatest hits menu this Valentine’s Day. The four-course veg-led menu will champion Middle Eastern flavours and fan favourites including the old school hummus and haloumi doughnuts with chilli jam. There’ll also be a special take-home gift and the option to throw in paired beverages for an additional $65 per person.
The Details
When: From 6pm, Saturday 14 February
Where: 1000 Ann Street, Fortitude Valley
Cost: $119 per person
What To Do
Romantic Flicks At Moonlight Cinemas
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Take Netflix and chill to another level at the Moonlight Cinemas in Roma Street Parklands. Grab a picnic blanket and your favourite person to watch hot people fall in love on the big screen. V Day itself will have a screening of the highly anticipated Wuthering Heights featuring QLD's own Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi. Or, swing by during the Week of Romance for heartwarmers like The Notebook, How To Lose A Guy In 10 Days, Pretty Woman, and Dirty Dancing.
Candlelight Concert
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What’s more romantic than a candlelit evening? A candlelight evening listening to timeless love songs performed by a live string quartet. This special edition of Candlelight Concerts is taking over Flaxton Gardens in Sunshine Coast with tunes from The Lion King, Titanic, Romeo and Juliet, Twilight and more. There are two sessions available—6:30pm and 8:30pm—with tickets already selling fast for the dreamy experience.
Picnic For Two By The River
Roll out your picnic blanket at South Bank’s River Quay Green and soak in beautiful sights (no, we’re not talking about your date). WIth lush surroundings and breathtaking views of the city skyline, it truly is the most relaxed and romantic place to be. Bonus points if you pre-order a $50 picnic hamper from The Jetty, filled with cheeses, cured meats, breads, dips, and sweet treats.
Love In The Laneways
Brisbane’s favourite shipping container-turned-food-precinct Eat Street is celebrating this Valentine’s weekend with Love In The Laneways—a romantic takeover with immersive installations and dreamy photo opps around every corner. Head to the giant Kissing Booth inside the Boat House, check out the two Cupid-themed containers with prizes on offer, or Build Your Own Dessert from Kombi Alley. There’s also special Valentine’s cocktails, a pop-up flower stall and roaming Cupid Clickers capturing all your loved-up moments.
Blanc De Blanc Encore At The West End Electric
Champagne, sparkling comedy and big dance numbers–that's our secret formula for a good mood post-Valentine’s Day date. Blanc De Blanc Encore at The West End Electric ticks all those boxes, with a dazzling champagne-inspired cabaret show that features risque humour, spectacular aerials and more. Tickets start from $100pp, with a special Love Moët package available that includes two glasses of Moët Champagne for you and your plus one.
The Details
When: 4:30pm and 7:30pm, Friday 14 February
Where: The West End Electric, West End
Book A Romantic Getaway
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From horse-drawn carriage rides beneath the stars to hot tubs nestled in the rainforest, Spicers Retreats is inviting you and your boo to experience some of Queensland’s most romantic settings with exclusive Valentine’s Day packages. Available throughout February 2026 at their extraordinary properties in Montville, Maleny, Grandchester, and New Farm, every detail has been curated to have you feeling the love while enjoying all the charm of your chosen destination. Check out what’s on offer here.
Hit A Home Run
Swing into The Ballpark at Portside Wharf from Friday 13 to Sunday 15 February for the Homeplate Date. For $79 per person, enjoy 40 minutes in the batting cages, a house beer, wine or soft drink, plus a shared snack plate from Dumbo. It’s fun, it’s unique and sure to be a hit.
Soak Up A Couple’s Spa Day
Immerse yourselves in stunning spas with top-notch services to have you and your date relaxing, unwinding, and rejuvenating—because what better way to get charged up on this special day? Behold, our curated list of the crème de la crème of Brisbane day spas for your romantic rendezvous. A spa date is foolproof, it not only does you a solid in self-care but also gives your relationship a little extra TLC. So, let the bubbles flow, mingle in bliss, and make it an affair you’ll both remember.
Paint Your Partner
Look into each other’s eyes (and the canvas) with Cork & Chroma’s Quick Portraiture Workshop this Valentine’s Day in South Bank. The fun, guided session lets you both take turns capturing each other in paint with no experience required and all materials included. You can also swing by the Art Cafe for a more date, crafting whatever your heart desires.
Play A Round Of Mini Golf
Takeaway and a romcom binge? Cute, but this year, let's dial up the romance with a twist of sporty couple goals. Grab those scorecards and practise your trash talks (apparently, the new love language), because we're about to spill the beans on all the mini-golf spots across town that are absolute favourites. Get ready to putt your way into each other's hearts this V-Day at the best putt putt courses in Brisbane.
Keep it Classic With Dinner And A Movie
The go-to no-fuss date night for a reason, Burrito Bar and Dendy Cinemas at Portside Wharf are making it even easier to cosy up this Valentine’s Day. For $49.95 per couple, enjoy your choice of two burritos or two deluxe nachos served with a side of fries and two drinks, before kicking back with a movie of your choice at Dendy Cinemas (Wuthering Heights, perhaps?).
Have A Picnic On The River
If parks aren't your scene and the Brisbane River holds a special spot in your hearts, then this one's a boatload of fun for you. Cruising on a GoBoat is as close as we’ll get to taking a sailing boat out in the bay without an actual boat licence—these vessels move at a snail's pace, giving you a whole new river-picnic experience. Pack up the esky, bring your date and even the hairiest member of your little family (your pet, not the boyfie) for a BYO picnic on board. Get the lowdown on cruising fun right here.
Looking for more ideas for Valentine's Day in Brisbane? Check out these date ideas.
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