As its name suggests this is the ideal place to take a loved one or to fall in love. The restaurant interior is designed to represent the courtyard of an 18th century French castle township. The stone walls are wreathed in wild rose garlands and the interior verandas are decorated with flowers and jars containing colorful dried berries, fruits and flowers of every hue, with plump cupids hovering over the tables, to provide a truly romantic atmosphere. The wine list encompasses fine wines from around the world and is managed by the trained sommelier. There is a large selection of vintage Champagne.

"Cuisine du village" describes the restaurant cuisine. The menu takes you on a geographic tour of French cuisine with recipes that are based on regional dishes covering the whole of France. From Provence comes "Provencal mussels" (baked with a shrimp and emmental cheese sauce), Bordeaux provides veal Bordeaux (cooked on the bone with potatoes and vegetables). There are dishes from Alsace, the Dordogne and Brittany as well as the Basque region of France plus many more to tickle your taste buds. L'amour also boasts a large selection of premium French cheeses for your delight.