Push the boat out this Valentine's Day
This Valentine's Day, really push the boat out for your partner and take them to a restaurant with a difference.
Spending an evening on a restaurant boat is a great experience – from delicious Chinese and Italian food to good old fish 'n' chips, floating restaurants have it all, including changing scenery – what could be more romantic?
There are many restaurant boats to choose from, including:
Brindley’s of Stone – Wonderful views of Staffordshire pass you by as you enjoy a romantic evening onboard Aquarius, savouring delicious food such as Beef Bourguignon, Mediterranean crepes and strawberry topped cheesecake.
Zazou – Experience Edinburgh from a different angle while sampling home-cooked food on the family-run Zazou. Spending Valentine's Day on-board makes a welcome change in the Scottish capital.
Cassoulet - Enjoy views of Calderdale at its best from a restaurant boat which cruises along the Calder & Hebble Navigation. Cassoulet welcomes diners onboard, to enjoy a hearty breakfast, tasty lunch or a romantic dinner. You never know, if things work out, you may end up having your wedding celebrations there too.
Rosamund the Fair – A purpose-built narrowboat in the heart of Oxfordshire, Rosamund the Fair cruises around Banbury while you enjoy delicious British cuisine. Give your valentine an extra treat by ordering them a Swan Profiterole.

My Fair Lady – Invite your partner for a leisurely meal on the Regent's Canal, and discover one of the most picturesque waterway stretches in London. What could be more romantic than cruising around the capital, savouring tasty dishes from around the world with the one you love?
The Lotus – Have a break from your local Chinese this Valentine's Day and book a table at The Lotus. Moored just a short walk from Crossharbour Station, the restaurant serves classic Chinese cuisine and is looking forward to welcoming guests on the most romantic day of the year.
L’Eau-T Cuisine – Spend Valentine's Day in the heart of historic Chester and cruise along the scenic Shropshire Union Canal. You may choose to splash out and enjoy a Crown Cruise with its champagne reception – perfect for a romantic night for two.
McMonagles Restaurant – Traditional food in the heart of Glasgow, at McMonagles, diners can choose toeat in or take away. Unlike many other restaurant boats, this one doesn’t cruise, but you may enjoy watching the narrowboats cruise up to the side hatch as boaters pick up their supper.

Find more pubs and restaurants along the water.