M&S Valentine’s Day £25 Dine In meal deal special 2025: what's on offer

The M&S Valentine’s Day Dine In meal deal will set you back a hefty £25 but it does have some interesting new additions to the menu. We look at whether it offers good value for money.
Can't be bothered braving the crowds and booking a restaurant for you and your partner?
One low-fuss alternative is the M&S Valentine's Day meal deal for two, which is available in stores from today until 14 February and will set you back £25 again this year.
This guide will explain what you can get with the latest offer and whether it still offers good value for money given the new price.
What you get in the M&S Valentine's Day meal deal
The first thing that jumps out about the latest meal deal is how much pricier it is than the other Dine In deals available at M&S. These are priced between £7 and £15 and many will actually feed a family of four, whereas the Valentine's deal is unsurprisingly just for two people.
However, it's worth stressing that the M&S Valentine's Day meal deal is by far the most decadent, offering a three-course meal, side and a choice of prosecco, wine or cocktail cans.
Is the M&S Valentine's Day meal deal good value?
Given that it's a 'meal deal', it's obviously a lot cheaper than buying menu items separately.
In fact, M&S states you can save up to £17.50 if you go for the priciest menu items available in the Valentine's Day Dine In deal, so there's no question it's still good value if you're a fan of M&S food.
However, it is a lot pricier than rival offers.
Probably the main one to highlight is Tesco's Valentine's Day meal deal, which also comes with a starter, main, side, dessert and drink but will only set you back £18.
Admittedly, you must be a Clubcard holder to qualify, but that's still a big saving.
So if price is what matters most to you, then you will likely be better off choosing a rival meal deal.
Of course, some people will simply prefer M&S food over the likes of Tesco, meaning it isn't just about how much it costs.
Below is a complete list of what’s on the Valentine's Day meal deal menu, or you can take a look at this dedicated M&S page.
Some of the items available in the latest M&S Valentine's meal deal (Image: M&S)
2025 M&S Valentine's Day meal deal: the full menu
Starters
- 2 King Prawn and Lobster Thermidor Gratins;
- 2 Luxury Prawn Cocktails;
- 6 Dumpling Bao Buns;
- Baking Burrata with 'Nduja and Ciabatta Crumb;
- British Baking Brie;
- Coquilles St Jacques;
- King Prawn Medley.
Mains
- 2 British Beef Rump Steaks with Peppercorn Sauce;
- 2 British Chicken Breast Paupiettes;
- 2 British Duck Breasts;
- 2 British Sirloin Steaks with Garlic Butter;
- 2 Salmon and Prawn en Croutes;
- British Wagyu Beef Pie;
- Butternut Squash and Spinach Pie;
- Fillet Steak Beef Wellington with Red Wine Jus.
Sides
- Cheesy Green Vegetable Bake;
- Loaded Cheesy Mash;
- Mediterranean Style Roasting Vegetables;
- Potato Dauphinoise;
- Salt and Pepper Wedges;
- Smashed Potatoes;
- Triple Cooked Chips;
- Vegetable Medley.
Desserts
- 2 Become One Chocolate Praline Heart;
- 2 Chocolate Melt in the Middle Puddings;
- 2 Classic Vanilla Cheesecakes;
- 2 Sicilian Lemon Possets;
- 2 Tiramisu Cheesecakes;
- Chocolate and Caramel Pots;
- Salted Caramel Profiteroles.
Drinks
- Conte Priuli Prosecco;
- Conte Priuli Prosecco Rosé;
- Conti Priuli Pinot Grigio Blush;
- Fizzero Rosé;
- Las Dalias Malbec;
- Lisboa Bonita;
- Lock Keeper's Reserve Chardonnay;
- M&S Classics Pinot Grigio;
- M&S Found Refosco;
- Mystery Bay Sauvignon Blanc;
- Mojito;
- Passion Star Martini Cocktail;
- Pink Raspberry Lemonade;
- Sparkling Light British Elderflower Pressé.
When is the 2025 M&S Valentine's Day meal deal on sale?
The Valentine's Day food offer is available in stores from 10 February until 14 February.
Not an M&S regular?
Head this way for our weekly round-up of the best supermarket deals from Aldi to Waitrose instead.
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