Valentine’s Day Dine In Deals 2026, UK Supermarket Guide
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Valentine’s Day Dine In Deals at UK Supermarkets to save you money!
Valentine’s Day is creeping up fast, and whether you’re all-in on romance or just fancy a decent meal without the restaurant stress, supermarket dine-at-home deals are once again doing the heavy lifting. Across the UK, retailers are rolling out set menus designed for two, bundling starters, mains, desserts and drinks into one neat price.
The idea is simple. Stay in, eat well, and spend less than you would on a single main when eating out!
If you’ve never bought one of these deals before, think of them as a shortcut to a proper evening meal. Everything is pre-selected, timed to cook together, and usually priced well below buying the items individually. Here’s how the main supermarkets are stacking up this Valentine’s season.
Loyalty cards and cashback, how to save even more
Once you’ve picked your Valentine’s meal, it’s worth taking a minute to make sure you’re not leaving extra savings behind.
If the deal requires a loyalty card, like Tesco Clubcard or Co-op Membership, make sure it’s scanned at the till or applied online. Member pricing is often the difference between a good deal and a great one, and you don’t get the discount automatically if you forget.
If you’re paying in store, cashback apps like JamDoughnut can help stretch your budget further. Buying supermarket gift cards through cashback apps before you shop can earn you a percentage back on spending you were already planning, and over time, that cashback really does add up.
For online orders, it’s worth checking cashback sites before you check out. Depending on the retailer, you may be able to earn cashback through platforms like TopCashback, Quidco, Rakuten or Complete Savings. If direct cashback isn’t available, gift card cashback can often still be stacked instead.
It only takes a couple of extra clicks, but combining loyalty pricing with cashback is one of the easiest ways to reduce the real cost of Valentine’s dinner without changing what you buy.
Noteworthy 2026 Supermarket Valentine's Day Dine-In Meal Deals
Aldi Valentine’s dine-at-home deal - From £5.97 for two
Aldi's Valentine's Day food range focuses on low-cost, mix-and-match options rather than a fixed-price meal deal.
Prices start at £ 2.99 per person, making it the cheapest way to put together a Valentine's meal at home this year.
The range will be available in stores from 10th February.
Rather than buying into a set bundle, shoppers can build their own meal using Aldi's Specially Selected and Share the Love ranges, choosing starters, mains, sides and desserts individually.
Aldi has published several example menus to show how a full Valentine's meal can be created at different price points.
One of the lowest-cost combinations includes:
Heart Shaped Garlic Bread, £1.49
Specially Selected Heart-Shaped Lobster Pasta, £2.49
Mini Pink Heart Pancakes, £1.49
This comes to £5.47 for two people, or £2.74 per person. Adding a bottle of Prosecco Spumante DOC at £4.69 brings the total to £10.16, or £5.08 per person.
For shoppers looking to spend a little more, Aldi also highlights a premium-style option:
Specially Selected Black Cod in a Miso Glaze, £4.99
Veg Medley with Truffle Butter, £1.49
Raspberry Cheesecake Slices, £1.99
This totals £8.47 without wine, or £4.24 per person. With prosecco added, the total rises to £13.16, or £6.58 per person.
A vegetarian option is also shown using:
Heart Shaped Garlic Bread, £1.49
Mushroom & Truffle Tarts, £5.98 for two
Vegan Caramelised Biscuit Heart Sponge, £1.99
This comes to £9.46 without wine, or £5.23 per person, with the option to add prosecco separately.
Beyond these example menus, Aldi's Valentine's range is extensive, covering seafood starters, sharing sides, heart-shaped pizzas, premium meat dishes, vegetarian mains and a wide choice of desserts. Standout items include heart-shaped lobster pasta, duck breast with plum and hoisin sauce, beef en croute, mushroom and truffle tarts, and a range of themed desserts under £2.
Wine is not included in the deal, but Aldi's prosecco will be priced at £4.69 between 9th and 14th February, keeping the overall cost low for those who want to include a drink.
For shoppers who prefer flexibility and the lowest possible spend, Aldi's approach allows you to scale your Valentine's meal up or down depending on budget, without committing to a fixed-price offer
Asda Valentine’s meal deal - Around £12 for two
Asda’s Valentine’s Day dine-in deal focuses on creating a full restaurant-style meal at home at a fixed price, without requiring a loyalty card. The offer runs from 5th to 15th February, priced at £12 in larger Asda stores and £14 in Asda Express.
The deal includes:
One starter
One main
Two sides
One dessert
One drink, including alcoholic and alcohol-free options
There are 46 products included across the range, and Asda states customers can save up to £15 compared with buying the items individually. Based on the contents, the deal works out at around £6 per person for a three-course meal with a drink.
New this year is the Bistro Marry Me Chicken, a creamy chicken dish inspired by the viral recipe trend, made with a Parmigiano Reggiano sauce, garlic, paprika, sun-dried tomatoes, and mozzarella.
Other main options include sirloin steaks with heart-shaped smoked garlic and pink peppercorn butter, Bistro salmon fillets, and a plant-based Bistro Vegan Wellington filled with butternut squash, caramelised onions, apricots, chestnuts and mushroom duxelles.
Starters include themed options such as heart-shaped champagne scallops, as well as vegan-friendly alternatives.
Unlike some Valentine’s deals, Asda includes two sides as standard, with options such as triple-cooked chips and new confit garlic-and-herb baby potatoes.
Dessert choices range from chocolate and cherry tarts and macarons to a new Bistro cheese board for those who prefer a savoury finish. Drinks are also included, with prosecco, red wine and alcohol-free sparkling options available.
The deal is available in Asda stores between 5th and 15th February, priced at £12, or £14 in Asda Express locations.
Co-op Valentine’s meal deal - £10 for members, £12 without membership
Co-op's 2026 Valentine’s Day dine-in deal for two, is available in stores and online from 4th to 17th February.
The offer is priced at £10 for Co-op Members or £12 for non-members, working out to £5 or £6 per person, depending on membership status.
The deal includes a premium main, two sides, and a bottle of fizz or a soft drink.
Co-op states that members can save up to £14.20 compared with buying the same items individually.
All dishes are taken from Co-op’s Irresistible range, with a focus on gastro-style ready meals rather than novelty or themed food.
The offer includes nine mains and six sides, allowing shoppers to mix and match based on their preferences.
New main dishes for 2026 include British Angus rump steaks served with heart-shaped truffle and black garlic butter, and a Chicken & Portobello Mushroom Pie made with British chicken in a cream-and-white-wine sauce.
A vegetarian option is also included, with an Aubergine Parmigiana layered with tomato sauce, basil pesto, mozzarella, Regato and pecorino cheese.
Co-op has also highlighted its sourcing standards as part of the promotion. All Co-op-branded meat and poultry is 100% British, and fish is responsibly sourced, which may be a deciding factor for shoppers prioritising provenance alongside price.
The full range of mains includes steak, chicken, salmon, beef, and pasta-based dishes, along with vegetarian options.
Side dishes include classics such as mashed potatoes, triple-cooked chips, dauphinoise potatoes, flatbreads, vegetables, and salad.
Drinks included in the deal range from prosecco and elderflower presse to multipacks of cola.
In addition to the meal deal, Co-op is running a short Valentine’s add-on promotion in stores between 11th and 14th February. Shoppers buying a bunch of fresh cut flowers during this period can pick up a Valentine’s card at half price, subject to terms and conditions.
Lidl Deluxe Dine In For 2 range, from £4.13 per person
Lidl has introduced a Valentine’s Day dine-in range for the first time in 2026, allowing shoppers to build a three-course meal at home with an optional bottle of prosecco.
The Deluxe Dine In For 2 range will be available in stores nationwide from 9th to 14th February, while stocks last.
Rather than a fixed-price bundle, Lidl’s offer is based on mix-and-match items from its Deluxe range. Shoppers can choose a starter, main, side, dessert and wine, with prices clearly listed on each item. Lidl has also shared example totals to show how much a full meal for two can cost.
Starter options include items such as Deluxe gyoza, arancini, and a mature cheddar and hot honey cheesebake, with most starters priced between £2.49 and £2.99.
Main dishes include a mix of novelty and seafood-led options, such as heart-shaped pizza, prosecco mussels, and a heart-shaped Marry Me pasta dish. Prices range from £1.99 for mussels to £4.99 for the pasta.
Sides include themed options like pink heart-shaped garlic flatbread and truffle and parmesan fries, priced from £1.79 to £2.69. Desserts focus on sharing-style options, including chocolate ganache hearts, tear-and-share bread and white chocolate and raspberry cookie dough.
Wine is optional and priced separately. Lidl is offering:
Allini Prosecco Spumante at £4.69
Prosecco Spumante Rosé at £5.99 in England and Wales
Allini Organic Prosecco Rosé at £5.99 in Scotland
Based on Lidl’s example pricing, a dine-in meal for two, including a starter, main, side and dessert, starts from £8.26 in total, or £4.13 per person, without wine. With prosecco added, the total rises to £12.95 in England and Wales, or £14.25 in Scotland, working out at £6.48 to £7.13 per person.
This approach suits shoppers who want flexibility and clear pricing, allowing them to scale the meal up or down depending on budget, rather than committing to a set bundle.
Marks & Spencer Valentine’s Dine In deal, £25 for two
Marks & Spencer’s Valentine’s Day dine-in meal deal offer is available from 11th to 14th February, priced at £25 for two people.
The deal is positioned at the premium end of the supermarket dine-in range and includes three courses plus a drink, with both alcoholic and non-alcoholic options available.
The offer allows shoppers to choose a starter, main, side, dessert or cheese option, and a drink.
Dishes are taken from the M&S Collection range, which focuses on higher-end ingredients and more restaurant-style recipes.
Starter options include seafood-led dishes such as King Prawn and Lobster Thermidor gratins.
For the main course, options include fillet steak and beef Wellington, served with spring greens. Instead of a traditional dessert, shoppers can also opt for a French cheese selection to finish the meal.
Drinks included in the deal range from sparkling wines such as Crémant de Bordeaux to alcohol-free alternatives, including Fizzero 0% sparkling.
Available for a limited four-day window from 11th to 14th February, this deal is aimed at shoppers looking for a higher-end Valentine’s meal at home, without booking a restaurant.
Morrisons The Best Valentine’s Dine In deal, £15 for two
Morrisons’ Valentine’s Day Dine In deal is available from 4th to 14th February, priced at £15 for two people.
The offer includes a starter, main, side, dessert and a drink, all taken from Morrisons’ The Best range.
Morrisons states that customers can save up to £16.75 by buying the items together.
The deal is available both in-store and online and focuses on premium ready meals and sharing dishes rather than novelty or themed products.
Starters include a mix of classic and sharing-style options such as antipasti selections, prawn cocktails, and scallop and king prawn thermidor gratins. A standout sharing option is the heart-shaped Tear & Share Camembert Wreath, alongside Nduja croquettes served with chilli jam.
For mains, highlights include The Best rump steak with pink peppercorn butter, alongside a creamy Marry Me Chicken inspired by Tuscan-style flavours. There is also a comfort-led option in the pulled beef lasagne, made with British beef.
Side dishes included in the deal are familiar favourites: triple-cooked chunky chips, roast baby potatoes with wild garlic butter, and cauliflower cheese.
Desserts focus on classic, indulgent flavours. Options include Amaretto tiramisu, a heritage raspberry panna cotta heart pot made with British raspberries, and a selection of cheesecakes such as lemon and mascarpone or chocolate and orange.
A drink is included as part of the deal, with options ranging from Peroni beer to wines and prosecco from The Best range, including Prosecco DOC. Soft drinks such as Coca-Cola are also available for those choosing a non-alcoholic option.
Tesco Finest Valentine’s Dine In deal, £20 with Clubcard
Tesco’s Valentine’s Day Dine In offer launched on 9th February and is priced at £20 for two with a Tesco Clubcard.
The deal includes one starter, one main, two sides, one dessert and one drink. For 2026, Tesco has expanded the deal to include two sides rather than one, and over half of the range is new.
The menu is built around Tesco’s Finest range and focuses on premium ingredients and sharing-style dishes.
Starter options include Camembert with garlic and parsley dough balls, as well as seafood choices like Coquilles St Jacques and Mediterranean-style breaded prawns with a hot honey dip.
Main courses include salmon and prawn en croûte made with Scottish salmon and king prawns in a Cheddar and prosecco sauce, alongside comfort-led options such as beef bourguignon pies with slow-cooked beef in red wine gravy.
Sides play a bigger role this year due to the two-sided format. Options range from lighter vegetable dishes, such as samphire with petit pois and cabbage in a mint dressing, to more indulgent choices, such as rosemary and parmesan fries.
Desserts include white-chocolate delice hearts layered with raspberry and prosecco compote and banoffee pudding.
A drink is also included, with options such as soft drinks, beers, cocktails, wines, and prosecco, including Tesco Finest Prosecco Valdobbiadene DOCG.
Tesco has also confirmed a smaller Valentine’s Dine In option priced at £15, available in Express stores. This version includes one main, one side, one dessert and one drink, aimed at shoppers looking for a simpler or last-minute option.
For shoppers focused on value, Tesco notes that choosing higher-priced items in the deal can lead to significant savings compared with buying them individually. Vegan options are also available throughout the menu, allowing plant-based shoppers to build a full dine-in meal.
Waitrose Valentine’s Day Dine In deal, £25 for two
Waitrose is bringing back its Valentine’s Day Dine In deal for 2026, available from 10th to 15th February.
Priced at £25 for two people, the deal includes three courses and a drink, with all items selected from the Waitrose No.1 range.
Customers can choose from 35 food options and 11 drink options. Waitrose states that the deal offers savings of up to £23 compared with buying the items individually, which it equates to close to 50% off.
The offer has been named ‘Overall Winner’ in the Good Housekeeping Institute Valentine’s Day Meal Deal Taste Test for the second year running, based on flavour and overall quality rather than price alone.
The menu focuses on premium, restaurant-style dishes made with higher-end ingredients. Food options include responsibly sourced seafood, such as scallops and king prawns served in their shells, alongside mains like grass-fed British beef sirloin steaks.
Dessert options include newer additions like a ruby chocolate and raspberry mousse.
Drinks included in the deal cover a range of wines, ready-to-pour cocktails from the Cocktail Collection, and selected beers.
Brands mentioned as part of the range include Hawkstone Lager and Jip Jip Rocks Shiraz.
The deal is positioned for shoppers prioritising food quality and range over headline price, offering a broader menu and recognised taste credentials within a fixed-price Valentine’s offer.
Supermarket Valentine’s meal deals have become one of the easiest ways to enjoy a special evening without the stress or cost of eating out.
Supermarkets now invest heavily in creating higher-quality, restaurant-style meals at accessible prices, because they know people still want to celebrate Valentine’s Day, even when eating out isn’t affordable.
With the cost of living continuing to squeeze disposable income, spending hard-earned money in restaurants simply isn’t realistic for everyone.
As a result, choice has increased significantly, and so has quality. Many of these dine-in meals now offer the kind of experience people would once have reserved for a night out, but at a much lower cost.
For couples, families, or anyone looking to mark the occasion without stretching their budget, supermarket dine-in deals offer a practical, affordable way to enjoy something special at home.
