If you’re planning to do anything special for Valentine’s Day, you better make sure you plan ahead. Nothing kills a romantic mood more than an argument over how you’re going to spend that special day.
So I’ve done some researching and found five fun things for you to do with the one you love.

 
Tea Time Treat for Two
If you want to really spoil the one you love in your life, then why not treat them to afternoon tea at Harrods luxurious Georgian Restaurant.
You will be served with freshly cut sandwiches, home baked raisin scones and a selection of tea pastries from the famous Harrods Patisserie – all served with a tea of your choice.
Plus being in Harrods, means you’re in the right place for treating your Valentine to an extra special gift. 
£55, www.buyagift.co.uk

 
Latin Love
For a truly Latin experience book yourself in at Floridita. Part of your dinning experience includes complimentary Latin dance workshop from BBC’s “So you think you can Dance” star, Yanet Fuentes.
To really recreate the Latin atmosphere live music, featuring love songs and Latino rhythms, will be provided by “Cuarteto D’Gala”, who have been flown in from Cuba especially for the occasion. 
They will be open for lunch & dinner this Sunday 14th February with their Valentine’s lunch menu priced at £35 and their dinner menu priced at £47.50.
Contact the reservations team, to make your booking 020 7314 4000
www.floridita.co.uk/london/valentines.php

 
Breakfast at Tiffany’s
For Valentine’s Day BFI are showing special screenings of Breakfast at Tiffany’s. It’s a love story about two Manhattan neighbours Paul Varjak (played by George Peppard) and Holly Golightly (played by Audrey Hepburn) who meet and fall in love.
For a full list of cinema details go to
http://www.bfi.org.uk/whatson/bfi_around_the_uk/film_releases/breakfast_at_tiffanys

Chocolate Heaven
If your partner is a chocoholic why don’t you treat them to a Belgian chocolate truffle making workshop. Where you will not only learn about the history of chocolate, but you will also get to create Belgian truffles by hand using raw ingredients. Part of the Valentine’s Day’s special workshop, also involves writing a personal message onto a chocolate heart for your Valentine. They’ll even give you glass of bubbly and a home chocolate making kit, so you can practice your new skills.
Courses are running in the following locations
Bournemouth -13th February – 2.30pm, 14th February – 11am
London – 13th February – 2pm, 14th February – 1pm
Stratford-upon-Avon – 13th February – 2pm
Birmingham – 14th February – 11am
www.chocolatedelight.co.uk

 
Saf Restaurant
Saf which means ‘Pure’ in Turkish is a Vegetarian and Vegan restaurant that also serves raw food on their menu. If you’re new to this, don’t be scared, it’s really not what you think; it’s not just a plate full of raw vegetables. It’s actually hard to really tell that your eating raw food and even the desserts are made raw too.
There are many benefits, not only can you really taste the flavours in your food, but eating raw is also helpful to your digestion.
There putting on a special Valentine’s meal; priced at £45 per person, this also includes a special valentine’s cocktail.

Here’s peak at what you can expect on the menu.

Artichoke soup with cardamom cappuccino
Or
Almond pate, fennel and coriander salad, green flax crackers
 
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Asian pancake
Saf pancake skins, ginseng plum sauce, marinated aphrodisiac vegetable
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Star anise & mastic sorbet
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Mushroom croquet, homemade wild tomato puree, truffle cream, fresh horseradish, spicy kale crisps
Or
Wild rice risotto with saffron cream, green tea glazed bean curd, kimpura, vanilla bean gravy
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Chef selection tasting platter
Berry flan, truffles with chilli, white chocolate mousse, goji berry-marjoram compote
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152-154 Curtain Road – Shoreditch London EC2A 3AT 020 76130007 www.safrestaurant.co.uk