Best Pickup Lines

I don't have a pickup line, but I do have a plan: me, you, and a conversation that makes us both forget our phones exist.

My night was going fine, but 'fine' is boring. I came over here to see if we could make it unforgettable.

Forget the small talk. What's the biggest dream you're chasing? I want to know the real you.

I'm an expert at recognizing a good thing when I see it. And you are a very, very good thing.

I don't have a five-year plan, but I do have a five-minute plan, and it starts with getting your name.

I'm not sure what's more captivating, your conversation or your smile, but I'm hoping to find out.

Some people look for a spark. I think I just found the whole damn universe in your smile.

I'm writing a Yelp review for this place and I need to mention the best view. Can I get your name?

I'm not usually this forward, but I have a feeling that if we don't talk now, I'll miss out on meeting someone truly remarkable.

I'm not a fortune teller, but I can see a future where we're both smiling. It starts with this conversation.

Aside from being captivating, what do you do for a living?

Forget the pickup line. Let's just skip to the part where I get your number and we make a plan.

If this were a movie, this is the scene where the main character realizes they've met someone special.

I'm not trying to be forward, but I'm trying to be your future.

I have a strict 'no regrets' policy. That's why I had to come over and introduce myself.

My friends bet me I couldn't talk to the most attractive person here. Want to use their money for drinks?

I'm not a fortune teller, but I can see a future where we're both glad I came over to say hello.

Excuse me, I seem to have lost my train of thought. I think it left the station when I saw you.

I'm terrible at guessing games, so I'll just ask: what does it take to get a smile from you?

I'm writing an article on the finer things in life, and I was hoping I could interview you.