Valentine's Day is fast approaching, with just a week left until February 14 - and what better way to mark it than with a delicious meal with your loved one?
Ideally, everyone would have made their plans and marked them in the diary ready to enjoy with their other half. However, for many planning to celebrate the occasion, planning is more last-minute.
If you're someone who is now stressed out searching for a date location, we've compiled a few of the most romantic Bristol restaurants with tables still available.
READ MORE: Valentine's Day: Seven romantic things to do in Bristol aside from dining out
Availability was correct as of this afternoon (Monday, February 7).
Purezza
79-81 Gloucester Road, Bishopston, Bristol BS7 8AS
Purezza has won multiple awards including National Pizza of the Year and an award at the World Pizza Championships. They're well-loved for their vegan options and they've still got space for you to enjoy a hearty Italian meal.
Booking can be made on their website here.
4,500 Miles from Delhi
8 Colston Avenue Bristol, Bristol BS1 4ST
4,500 Miles from Deli is one of Bristol's most popular Indian restaurants, with TripAdvisor reviewers describing the food as "perfect Indian cuisine".
They promise to use fresh herbs and spices in all of their dishes in a setting that "oozes with class". They're also offering a special set menu for the event which is priced at £45.
Bookings can be made on their website here.
Dragon's Delicacy Bristol
Second Floor, Eastgate Oriental City, Eastgate Road, Bristol BS5 6XX
Bristol is home to a range of popular Chinese restaurants and Dragon's Delicacy is one. The slightly industrial setting near IKEA might not be the obvious place for romance, but they're certain to provide delicious goods this Valentine's Day and are known for their homemade Dim Sum.
They promise a range of "fully balanced selection of healthy, evolved and delectable dishes". Check out the bookings here.
Koocha Mezze Bar
203 B Cheltenham Road The Arches Bristol BS6 5QX
Koocha took Bristol by storm when it opened in 2018 as the city's first completely vegan restaurant, and it has become a firm favourite ever since.
The food is delicious, boasting flavours from Persia and the Middle East. Koocha says all food is fresh and made from scratch as well as being sourced locally and sustainably.
If you'd like to enjoy some vegan goodness you can book on Koocha's website.
Sign up for our weekly What's On in Bristol newsletter packed with essential stories to help you make the most of living in the city
