As Valentine's Day is fast approaching, some Oldham restaurants are promising to spread the love this year, from fine dining to discounts and from Italy to India.
Whether you're taking your loved one or best pal this February 14, otherwise known as 'Galentine's Day', these Oldham businesses have got your back and have a range of food and drink on offer to make this Valentine's Day one to remember.
So, here are just some of the deals and experiences up for grabs this V-day.
1. Bru'd's Valentine's or Galentine's bottomless brunch
Bru'd Awakenin's coffee bar on Shepherd Street in Royton is offering diners a one-of-a-kind treat this year.
The cafe-turned-bar has revealed it will be hosting its first bottomless brunch which diners can choose to have boozy, dry, take-in or even take-out.
For £45 per person for the boozy Bru'd brunch option, diners can expect a Valentine's 'brunch box' with as many cocktails, beers, Prosecco and small wines they can cram in within 90 minutes.
Staff have even made their very own 'V-day' drink specials and promise to bring "cost vibes for lovers and soul sisters alike".
The dry date Brunch option, which is non-alcoholic, is coming in at £30 per person where diners can tuck into a brunch box and order from bottomless and V-day themed milkshakes, including white chocolate, strawberry, black forest and more, as well as hot chocolate, tea and coffee.
Bru'd said the dry date may be "slightly more tame, but just as luxurious".
"The perfect date or mate date", it added.
2. Traditional three-course meal at The Morning Star
The Morning Star pub and dining room on Grains Road in Shaw is also rolling out the red petal-themed carpet for Valentine's Day with a unique three-course menu.
The pub has grown in popularity among residents since its refurbishment - and boasts some impressive reviews and ratings to boot.
From prawns and prosciutto to steak, sebass and decadent desserts, diners can tuck into the specials for £35 per person on the big day.
There will also be live entertainment from singer, Andy Lee from 6pm, and a free glass of Prosecco on arrival.
3. Italian fine dining at The Saddleworth Hotel
For those looking to indulge this Valentine's Day, Scarlotti's restaurant situated in The Saddleworth Hotel on Huddersfield Road in Delph is offering a £95 per person set menu.
While a bit on the steep side, the restaurant offers genuine authentic Italian food in the picturesque setting of Castleshaw Valley.
On the menu this February 14 is arancini with parmesan and mushrooms to start, roast san marzano, basil and Nduja soup, lobster, beef, gorgonzola and chocolates and strawberries within the set price.
That, and diners will receive champagne on arrival.
4. All-you-can-eat tapas at La Salsa
La Salsa tapas bar and restaurant on Heyside is inviting residents to a night of Spanish-themed "passion, flavour and live music".
Diners can opt for an all-you-can-eat tapas menu for £15.95 per person, or from its A La Carte menu, which ranges in offers from salmon to chicken and burgers to mixed grills.
Meanwhile, Jo Farrow will be providing the entertainment.
5. Five-course Indian banquet at Indish
Indish Restaurant and Bar on Jardine Way in Chadderton promises to take its customers on a "journey through the incredible flavours of India".
For the special day, Indish is offering diners the chance to tuck into a hefty five-course banquet for £37.95 and vows to deliver the "perfect date night".
The price includes a glass of bubbly and a "delightful dinner".
What have you got planned for Valentine's or Galentine's Day? Let us know in the comments down below or on Facebook.
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