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Top 5 apps for Valentine’s Day

Saqib Shah
February 13, 2014

Looking for some last minute ideas for Valentine’s day, look no further than your smartphone.

Whether you want to impress in the kitchen, book a romantic meal or buy your partner the perfect gift, just follow our guide to the best apps for Valentine’s Day and you’re sure to keep your significant other happy.

 

Shopping  

Mr Porter

The holy grail for men’s style on the web and now on your mobile, Mr Porter has all the big designers from around the world on its app. You can purchase items directly from within the app by simply setting up an account or, if you’re just looking for some inspiration, you can browse through the style tips and editorial updates, many of which are curated in conjunction with men’s magazine GQ. The price tag for these items is generally quite steep, but he’s worth it – right?

We Like Shopping

Looking for something unique this Valentine’s Day? This location-based app shows you the best clothing boutiques in your vicinity, gives you directions to the store of your choice and also provides its business details. Whether your significant other is a sucker for independent jewellery designers or has a trainer fetish, you’re guaranteed to find plenty of interesting suggestions on this app. The only downside is that it is currently limited to shops in London.

Fashion Kaleidoscope

This requires a bit more know-how on the fashion front, so if you can’t tell your Tom Ford from your Thom Browne you’re better off looking elsewhere. Fashion Kaleidoscope shows off great pictures of bloggers and celebrities from around the world in their best outfits and suggests places to buy each look ‘ or something similar. The app also comes with glowing reviews, just make sure to research what your girlfriend is in to style-wise first.

 

Eating out

Toptable

If you’re thinking of grabbing a bite on Valentine’s Day, then Toptable is your best bet at finding the ideal restaurant. Not only that but you can also use the app to make a reservation, get directions and learn about special offers. With over 4,000 restaurants from around the UK included in the app, you should be able to arrange the perfect romantic meal from your phone.

 

Staying In

Foodgawker

Known as the Instagram of food apps, Foodgawker started out as a website that collected images and recipes from food bloggers. Its success led to it being turned in to an app that follows the same premise. The images all look amazing and will definitely inspire the foodie in everyone. The fact that recipes are also available on the app is the icing on the cake. There are currently plenty of Valentine’s Day themed treats on Foodgawker too!

About the Author

Saqib Shah

Tech/gaming journalist for What Mobile magazine and website. Interests include film, digital media and foreign affairs.

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