Cupid’s arrow has led us to five restaurants that make Valentine’s Day even more memorable. Skip the usual reservations and let us transport you to a new world of dining experiences. From Madison’s sophisticated pairing of afternoon tea and leather crafting to Nova’s playful adventures in the Love Language Booth, romance is served in more ways than one. Ahead, discover some of the most charming restaurants designed to delight your senses and please your taste buds.
Madison’s
This five-star restaurant takes pride in bringing people together. Situated in Pullman Singapore Hill Street, Madison’s presents a special Love On The Rails Afternoon Tea menu, featuring an exquisite selection of sweet and savoury beverages. An absolute must try? Their fruity gin-tipple You and I and tropical mocktail Miss You. To elevate the experience, Madison’s has partnered with Crafune, to offer an exclusive leather craft workshop, where couples can personalise their very own full-grain leather passport holders.
This Valentine’s Day special is available for reservation on restaurantsandbars.accor.com.
Baia
Let Baia take you to dinner for Valentine’s Day. Set against the breathtaking backdrop of city lights and Marina Bay, couples can revel in a romantic ambience while indulging in Valentine specials like Hokkaido Scallops with Black Truffle and Avocado and Lobster Lollipops with Tarragon Aioli. But the night doesn’t end there. For those without a Valentine sweetheart, Baia is hosting its first-ever Inaugural Singles Night atop the Esplanade’s roof terrace, ensuring everyone has a reason to celebrate. Reservations are limited, so do make sure you’ve secured a table just in time for the special day.
Baia’s Valentine’s Day special is available for reservation on tablecheck.com.
Crossroads Cafe
Love is in the air at Crossroads Cafe. Located in the heart of Orchard in Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel, this wine-and-dine destination offers an exquisite international buffet featuring fresh seafood delights like Half Lobster, Grilled Oysters, and Singapore Chilli Crab with Mantou. To make your Valentine’s evening even more special, Crossroads Cafe also presents a complimentary box of handcrafted chocolate pralines and a single red rose to help your love blossom further.
This exclusive Valentine’s Day spread is available for reservations on sevenrooms.com.
Cygnet Singapore
At Cygnet Singapore, the excitement never ends. On a day of romance, this restaurant squares up a Love Is Blind challenge for dedicated wine enthusiasts. What is that, you ask? An intriguing challenge where you correctly identify a grape variety for a chance to enjoy a complimentary glass of wine. But if you’re not up for the challenge, Cygnet also offers a six-course dinner menu featuring Omi A4 Wagyu and Ibérico Tenderloin. Nestled along 35 Robinson Road at QT Singapore, this neo-classic bar is also helmed by award-winning chef Sean Connolly.
Cygnet Singapore is available for reservation on eu.sevenrooms.com.
HighHouse and Nova
The nightlife scene reaches new heights at HighHouse and Nova. Adding a modern twist to Valentine’s Day, the two homegrown spots offer a six-course menu featuring South African Abalone and Patagonian Toothfish with Brown Miso Butter—specially paired with a complimentary glass of champagne for reservations after 8:30pm. And if that’s to your taste, head upstairs to Nova to experience their Love Language Booth, where guests can take on playful challenges with their person of choice—think truth or dare or a round of 7 Minutes in Heaven. At HighHouse and Nova, Valentine’s Day will surely be a night to remember.
The HighHouse experience is available for reservation on highhouse.sg, while Nova reservations are available on novabar.sg.
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