
02/11/2025
MOST ROMANTIC RESTAURANTS IN NYC FOR VALENTINES DAY💝💝🗽
Valentines day is around the cornor, so many your partner, best friend (or whoever you spend the day with) feel extra special by trying one of the amazing and foolproof Valentine’s Day date ideas in NYC. 🥰
1: La Tete d’or:
With a name that translates to “The Head of Gold," La Tête d’Or restaurant is truly something to discover. Daniel Boulud's first steakhouse fuses French traditions with a classic chophouse. Seafood adventurers can dip their toes in crudo, caviar and towers of king crab, clams and oysters. But naturally, the meat is the draw, and they do it so very well.
2: Panoroma Room:
From the 18th floor of the stunning Panorama Room, you can gaze across the East River at a picture-perfect Manhattan skyline.
Enjoy their amazing seafood menu and sip a lychee martini while the two of you take in some of the city's best views.
3: La Mercerier:
La Mercerie has a cozy, very French feel. Chef Marie-Aude Rose’s gem of a menu is a soul-soothing experience whether you’re digging into boeuf bourguignon or sorbet, and the outdoor space full of stylish diners will make your magical evening unforgettable and romantic.
4: Marea:
The raw bar at Marea offers up plenty of oysters. The restaurant is located right on Columbus Circle, so after dinner, you can take a romantic walk around the Central Park.
With a name that means “tide” in Italian, the seafood-focused menu features house-made pasta with octopus, bucatini with jumbo lump crab and grilled lobster.
5: Gage & Tollner:
Originally opened in 1879, the city's long-lasting love affair with this chophouse might just rub off on you and your date.
The bartenders wear jackets, the chandeliers catch the dimmed light and you can't go wrong with a pair of martinis and oysters from the raw bar.
The baked Alaska, filled with chocolate and cherries and finished with a golden meringue is an absolute must! ☺️
6: Buvette:
With all the charms of a classic French bistro, Buvette’s location on a quaint stretch of Grove Street adds to the allure of its outdoor dining space. Build your own cheese plate with selections from Massachusetts to fromage from New York