It doesn't matter if you are in a long term relationship or happily dating your way through every woman in the city: there's always a Valentine's Day treat to be had, even for the most steadfast of bachelors. CFM brings you a few distinctive ideas for your Valentine's Day festivities:

Whether you are loved up or trying to impress, the couples' first choice for V-Day celebrations of is usually a swanky restaurant. So why not treat your lady to something special?

Gilgamesh, Camden

Gilgamesh in Camden is offering guests a night of sumptuous Pan-Asian cuisine provided by acclaimed Head Chef Ian Pengelley. The indulgent three-course set menu will be served over the whole weekend at 45 per head. For extra brownie points why not order the speciality pink martini called 'Diamonds Are Forever' (£10) which will give one lucky guest a chance to find a real diamond worth £600 at the bottom of their cocktail from Karl Karter Fine Jewellery.

The Edbury

South of the river is The Ebury and Head Chef Christophe Clerget has prepared a set menu of three lavish courses to compliment The Ebury's intimate ambiance. Couples will be greeted by a glass of champagne each and end the night with a selection of luxurious handmade of truffles. Set menus are £40 per head on Friday 12th and Saturday 13th and £55 per head on Sunday 14th.

All the Single Ladies (and Men), Put your Hands Up

Singles don't despair, there's still plenty to be done if you're unattached. You can even avoid the mass onslaught of couples in every public eatery and watering hole!

If you are looking for love (or just a warm body) then go to a singles mixer or a speed dating session; www.speeddater.co.uk boasts being the "UK market leader in events for single people". You might even find meet Ms. Right (or Miss Right Now!).

Throw a themed party. Popular themes have been anything from "Sexy and Stylish" for the suave gentleman, to 'Bachelors and Bachelorettes!' complete with broken heart shaped ors d'oeuvres and anyone wearing pink or red suffers a penalty!

Keep it low key, grab some mates and stay in - films, take-away and booze: the holy trinity of a successful night-in!

Written by Kyla Jardine