Darts sensation Luke Littler enjoys Valentine’s Day dinner
Darts champion Luke Littler celebrated Valentine’s Day by taking girlfriend Faith Millar to Noir Steakhouse in Manchester, marking a romantic evening following some turbulent weeks in his professional life, reports BritPanorama.
The 19-year-old, who hails from Warrington, chose the upscale establishment, which has gained popularity among high-profile visitors. Recent patrons include boxing figure Tommy Fury and UFC heavyweight contender Tom Aspinall, both of whom dined at the venue months prior.
Documenting their outing, the young couple shared photographs of their dinner. Noir Steakhouse expressed its delight on Instagram over hosting the world number one, conveying that it was an honour to welcome him.
Adding to the evening’s charm, Littler engaged with his fans by posting an endorsement of the restaurant’s food, calling it “world no 1 steak,” likely encouraged by his friend Morgan Birtwhistle, known as Angry Ginge, who is a frequent visitor to the restaurant.
The dinner provided a much-needed break for Littler, who has faced struggles in recent Premier League Darts competitions, including a recent defeat to Dutch rival Michael van Gerwen. After reporting he had been unwell during matches, the steakhouse visit came as a refreshing respite just 48 hours later.
Despite his recent setbacks, including poor form and health issues, Littler found joy in the simple yet meaningful moment shared with Millar. Earlier in the week, he had also treated 15 friends to a rugby match featuring his beloved Warrington Wolves, further indicating his efforts to enjoy life’s lighter moments amidst the pressures of competition.
Having begun their relationship in March of last year, the couple remains close, with Millar consistently attending Littler’s events to cheer him on from the front row. Their bond has evidently strengthened through shared experiences, including a recent trip to Dubai to celebrate Littler’s birthday.
In the world of sports, it’s these personal victories that often underscore the pressures of competition — a timely reminder that even champions need to unwind, with loved ones at their side.
