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Valentine’s Day in New York City is a time for indulgence, elegance, and unforgettable dining experiences. Whether you’re savoring multi-course masterpieces or toasting to love with curated wines, these exceptional restaurants promise a night to remember. Each venue combines culinary artistry with intimate settings, perfect for an enchanting evening.
Step into the lavish embrace of Crane Club, the chic new establishment by celebrated chef Melissa Rodriguez. With red velvet booths and dimly lit bar rooms, this venue sets a sultry tone for the evening.
On February 14th, Crane Club unveils a three-course ($195 per person) or four-course ($233 per person) menu featuring:
Appetizers to share: Ember-Roasted Potato Croquette topped with caviar, Tuna Tartare with shiso, and Fennel Salad with pecorino toscano.
Entrées for two: Opt for the Dover Sole with toasted nori butter or the 27 oz Ribeye adorned with balsamic bordelaise.
Sides: Potato Supreme with caramelized onion ragout and Grilled Broccolini.
Dessert: A decadent Triple Chocolate Caramel Espresso Torte.
Sip on bespoke cocktails like the "Two Birds One Stone," or explore a wine list boasting over 1,000 international labels.
Nestled in Fort Greene, Theodora enchants with its bright interiors and an open kitchen where dry-aged seafood takes center stage. This Mediterranean gem is ideal for couples seeking something refreshingly elegant
A five-course tasting menu ($180 per person), featuring seasonal produce and fire-kissed seafood. Elevate your evening with thoughtfully paired wines or zero-proof cocktails.
Celebrate love in style at Café Boulud, where culinary artistry meets timeless romance. Located on the Upper East Side, this sophisticated destination promises an evening of refined indulgence.
On February 14th and 15th, enjoy a three-course prix fixe dinner menu for $185 per person, featuring elegant interpretations of classic dishes.
Dates: Friday, February 14th & Saturday, February 15th
Time: 4:30 PM - 11:00 PM
Location: 100 E 63rd St, New York, NY 10065
In Bed-Stuy, Winona’s invites couples to a lush, family-run haven with private booths and an award-winning natural wine list. Known for its dedication to sustainability, this venue is both romantic and socially conscious.
A specially crafted prix fixe menu showcasing locally sourced, seasonally inspired dishes. The exact pricing and details are to be announced.
Greenwich Village’s ACRU, led by chef Daniel Garwood, is a culinary love letter to global flavors. From its Michelin pedigree to playful Valentine’s Day exclusives, this is where bold creativity meets heartfelt indulgence.
Signature Rose Chiatara Pasta with lobster tail.
Love Meat Pie—a nod to Australian comfort food.
Strawberry St. Honoré cake. Take-home treats like Tim Tam Bon Bons and Valentine’s Day dessert sets are also available.
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with Southeast Asian-inspired cuisine at Twin Tails, situated near Columbus Circle. Known for its serene views and intimate banquettes, the restaurant transports diners to the heart of Thailand and Vietnam.
Their regular menu brims with aromatic dishes infused with flavors from Cambodia and Laos, ensuring an exotic twist to your romantic evening.
Experience luxury dining at its finest with Restaurant DANIEL’s exclusive Valentine’s Day offerings. This Michelin-starred gem delivers an unforgettable blend of elegance and flavor.
A choice of 4-course lunch ($235 per person) or 5-course chef’s tasting dinner ($425 per person), each showcasing seasonal ingredients and optional wine pairings for an added layer of indulgence.
Dates: Friday, February 14th & Saturday, February 15th
Times: 11:30 AM lunch; 4:00 PM dinner
Location: 60 E 65th St, New York, NY 10065
Optional Wine Pairings: $135 (lunch); $225 (dinner)
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Playful Italian cuisine and a vibrant atmosphere await at Bad Roman, where bright hues and playful booths set the stage for romance. Perfect for couples who crave a mix of creativity and indulgence
Bad Roman’s à la carte menu features whimsical favorites:
Starters: Roasted Garlic Babka and ‘Roni Cups with Ranch.
Mains for Two: The show-stopping Il Divorczio, a large-format pasta designed to share.
Desserts: End on a sweet note with Lemon Cheesecake or Tiramisu Ice Cream Cake.
For timeless romance, Quality Meats offers an upscale yet inviting ambiance, perfect for a cozy Valentine’s dinner. The New American steakhouse puts its signature twist on classic dishes.
Enjoy their regular menu, which includes:
Steaks like The Three Filets, each with a unique preparation (Cajun au Poivre, King Crab Bernaise, and Balsamic Truffle).
Unexpected sides like Corn Crème Brûlée and Slab Bacon with Peanut Butter and Jalapeño.
Sweet finales such as Orange Creamsicle Pavlova and Sticky Toffee Pudding.
Nestled in the West Village, Carta embodies the charm of a Mediterranean-inspired wine bar. With its cozy atmosphere and biodynamic wine program, this is a haven for wine enthusiasts and romantics alike.
Carta’s à la carte menu shines with organic, family-owned wines from regions like Greece, France, and Italy. Pair these pours with shareable small plates, such as tapas curated by Chef George Guzman, ensuring an intimate and flavorful evening.
Transport yourself to the streets of Paris at Grand Brasserie, where timeless French elegance meets the grandeur of Grand Central Terminal. Its Green Room, with secluded banquettes and an opulent marble bar, exudes romance.
The regular menu offers quintessential French brasserie delights, complemented by a curated wine list of over 400 labels. Signature cocktails, such as the rosewater-infused La Vie En Rose, are perfect for toasting your love.
Tucked away in the Financial District, Le Gratin invites you to a cozy yet refined Valentine’s Day experience. This intimate French restaurant offers a three-course prix fixe menu designed to delight.
A three-course tasting menu for $125 per person, available on February 14th.
Date: Friday, February 14th
Time: 5:00 PM - 10:30 PM
Location: 5 Beekman Street, New York, NY 10038
Sawa, meaning “together” in Arabic, reflects the spirit of Levantine cuisine with a modern twist. Located in Park Slope, Brooklyn, this airy and inviting space is ideal for couples seeking vibrant flavors and warm hospitality.
Sawa’s regular menu is filled with shareable plates and hearty entrées:
Small Bites: Freshly baked pita with hummus and muhammara, crispy Batata Hara, and cheese-stuffed Rakakat.
Entrées for Sharing: Beiruti Samka Harra, a whole daurade fish in tomato pepper stew, or Half Chicken with crispy potatoes and herbs.
Every dish is crafted with care, making your evening a feast of connection and flavor.
Nestled above the vibrant Zou Zou’s, Chez Zou offers an exclusive cocktail experience with a touch of Mediterranean magic. Its stylish décor and inventive drinks make it perfect for an intimate nightcap or a sophisticated evening out.
Chez Zou’s regular menu is brimming with imaginative libations:
Signature Jarras: Savor single-serve cocktails like the Saffron Gibson with saffron-infused gin or the Dirty Zou with olive oil-washed vodka and Levantine cheese-stuffed olives.
Bold Cocktails: Try the Banana Danse with bourbon and cardamom or the Red Right Hand with dark rum, coffee, and Kashmiri chili.
This hotspot combines flair and flavor, offering a chic Valentine’s escape.
For a lively yet luxurious celebration, Fresco by Scotto offers a vibrant Valentine’s or Galentine’s experience with live entertainment and a sumptuous menu.
On February 14th, enjoy decadent specials while serenaded by a jazz quartet featuring Storm Marrero. On February 15th, the atmosphere transforms with a DJ spinning beats.
Dates: Friday, February 14th & Saturday, February 15th
Time: 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Location: 34 East 52nd Street, NYC
Highlights Include:
Heart-Shaped Margherita Pizza, Lobster & Blue Crab Ravioli, Everything Truffle Pasta, 36 oz Tomahawk Rib Eye, Italian Cheesecake Kisses, and Decadently Dipped Strawberries.
At Quality Italian, love is served with a side of indulgence. This upscale Italian-American steakhouse channels old-world charm with its comforting dishes and refined ambiance, making it a top pick for Valentine’s Day.
Relish their regular menu, which includes:
The famed Chicken Parm Pizza for Two, available in Classic or Black and White with black truffle béchamel.
Cozy Italian favorites and decadent desserts, designed for sharing with your loved one.
For couples who appreciate timeless traditions, Peter Luger Steak House delivers an iconic dining experience steeped in history. With its classic charm and legendary USDA Prime Beef, this Brooklyn institution is a surefire choice.
Peter Luger’s regular menu offers:
Shareable classics like the Porterhouse or Rib Steak for Two.
Beloved sides including Creamed Spinach and German Fried Potatoes, embodying the epitome of hearty romance.
Experience Mediterranean romance at estiatorio Milos, where authentic Greek flavors meet breathtaking views of the Hudson River. This internationally acclaimed restaurant is perfect for couples seeking fresh, simply prepared dishes.
Both the Midtown and Hudson Yards locations feature their regular menu, showcasing:
Exquisite seafood sourced from local fishermen and Mediterranean markets.
Shareable plates and a curated wine selection, perfect for a romantic evening.
Cora, meaning “heart,” sets the tone for a warm and intimate Valentine’s Day. With its seasonal menu and North American-focused wine program, this charming West Village spot is a love letter to culinary creativity.
Cora’s regular menu features:
Freshly baked bread and pastries, plus innovative small plates crafted with local ingredients.
Nearly 20 wines by the glass, highlighting North American producers and making it ideal for wine aficionados.
Cozy up at their seven-seat bar or reserve a table in their intimate dining room or heated backyard patio.