Where to Dine with Loved Ones on Valentine's Day in NYC: Prix Fixe Menus, Cutesy Gifts and Indulgent Escapes That Say "I Love You"
- JAHLEAH SANTIAGO
- Jan 22
- 8 min read
It's that time of the year again. Valentine's Day is fast approaching and while some may feel left out there's no need to since solo dinner dates, Galentine's Day and dessert for one is just as chic. If you're looking for a way to spend the day socially or on your own, we've rounded up a guide on where to dine with loved ones on Valentine's Day in NYC, featuring spots offering complimentary roses, heartfelt gatherings, and places embracing the community.
Grand Bazaar NYC's Valentine’s Day Bazaar 100 West 77th Street | February 8 Where to Dine with Loved Ones on Valentine's Day in NYC
For gifts that feel thoughtful rather than predictable, Grand Bazaar NYC’s Valentine’s Day Bazaar delivers. With over 150 curated vendors, the market offers everything from high-end vintage jewelry and statement fashion to artisanal home goods, wellness finds, and sweet treats. It’s a treasure hunt of one-of-a-kind pieces perfect for Valentine’s, Galentine’s, or treating yourself.
Chelsea Living Room — Parlor Tricks 243 W 14th Street | February 11, 8 PM Where to Dine with Loved Ones on Valentine's Day in NYC
Chelsea Living Room sets the stage for a Valentine’s plan that feels more like a secret than a reservation. Parlor Tricks returns with an immersive blend of close-up magic, burlesque, and theatrical mischief unfolding throughout the candlelit supper-club space. Featuring illusionist Mark Clearview and burlesque icon Tansy, the evening is intimate, playful, and seductive, perfect for couples, Galentine's, or anyone craving a little intrigue with their cocktails.
A Vegan Valentine at Brooklyn Roots Collective 255 Randolph Street | February 12
Brooklyn Roots Collective hosts an intimate, hands-on Valentine’s and Galentine’s cooking experience centered on connection, collaboration, and plant-based comfort. At pass the plate guests cook side by side to create a shared Mediterranean-inspired plate, designed to be as nourishing as it is romantic. No experience required, just good energy, good food, and the joy of making something together. Wine is available as an add-on, with cocktails, mocktails, and vegan-friendly pours available from the bar.
TMPL Baths Offers A Sensual Restoration Escape for Two
Turn up the heat with your special someone. TMPL Baths is celebrating the season of love with an exclusive Valentine's Day offer: two bath passes for $100 (regularly $75 each). Recently launched at TMPL's Madison Avenue location, TMPL Baths is a modern wellness oasis designed to restore, recharge, and reconnect. The experience merges ancient bathing rituals with modern luxury, featuring Himalayan salt saunas, infrared saunas, steam rooms, hot tubs, and invigorating cold plunge, perfect for a deeply relaxing and indulgent escape together.
GITANO NYC Offers Romance by the River
GITANO NYC delivers a Valentine’s escape that feels worlds away from winter. With soaring ceilings, lush greenery, bold modern Mexican cuisine, mezcal-forward cocktails, and sweeping river views, the waterfront destination channels Tulum-style romance with a distinctly New York edge.
A Classic Valentine's Spread or Fireside Escape at The Standard, High Line
At The Standard Grill, Valentine’s Day is all about timeless indulgence. From oysters and vibrant winter salads to a porterhouse for two and molten chocolate cake, the menu invites guests to linger, flirt, and savor every course in a room that hums with downtown energy.
For a more relaxed take on Valentine’s Day, The Gingerbread Room offers fireside cocktails, comfort food classics, and nostalgic sweets. Think hot chocolate, tomato soup in sourdough bowls, melty sandwiches, and s’mores, perfect for pairs who prefer cozy over formal.
Rooftop Igloo Romance at PUBLIC Hotel
PUBLIC’s iconic rooftop igloos set the scene for a winter Valentine’s Day unlike any other. With skyline views, flickering candles, plush blankets, and a menu of fondue, warming entrées, and spiked hot chocolate, it’s intimate, atmospheric, and undeniably memorable.
Lust Caution at The Red Pavilion, 1241 Flushing Avenue | February 14
Lust Caution ignites Valentine’s night with a seductive neo-noir cabaret unfolding inside The Red Pavilion. Featuring a rotating lineup of burlesque, aerial, cirque, sideshow, and ritual theater, each performance is immersive, sultry, and never the replicated. Moody, intoxicating, and unapologetically bold, it’s a Valentine’s plan for those who prefer intrigue over tradition.
The Alderman's Cozy Valentine's Day Dinner in Times Square 150A West 48th Street
Tucked away from the chaos of Midtown, The Alderman offers a Valentine’s dinner that feels warm, generous, and unfussy. A $70 prix fixe highlights comforting starters, thoughtful mains ranging from seafood to steak, and chocolate-covered strawberries to close the night. It’s an inviting escape that proves romance can thrive even in the heart of Times Square.
Lulla — Romantic Italian-American Cuisine at 113 West 24th Street
Lulla leans into abundance and sharing with a Valentine’s Day dinner rooted in Italian-American comfort. The evening begins with an Aperitivo Box for the table, followed by crowd-pleasing classics like eggplant parmesan, agnolotti, and flat iron steak. Strawberry tiramisu seals the deal for a nostalgic, linger-worthy finish.
Dinner, Jazz, and a Complimentary Rose at Park Rose at 444 Park Avenue South
Park Rose pairs modern Italian-American cooking with live blues and jazz for a Valentine’s celebration that feels effortlessly romantic. The prix fixe menu moves from elegant mains to a shared Nutella tiramisu, while complimentary long-stemmed roses add a thoughtful flair.
Altair — Enjoy A Refined Valentine's Day in Midtown at - 351 West 38th Street
Altair serves up a Valentine’s dinner that is polished, composed, and quietly dramatic. The multi-course experience balances elemental technique with bold flavors with oysters with caviar, duck with pistachio crust, sea bass with beurre blanc, before ending on a delicate dessert note. Elevated yet intimate, it’s a refined Midtown escape.
Ponty Bistro Serves Up French Romance in Harlem - 2375 Adam Clayton Powell Jr. Blvd
Ponty Bistro celebrates Valentine’s Day with a prix fixe menu that blends French elegance with West African influence. From lobster bisque and crab cake starters to scallops, lamb, or sea bass, the menu feels indulgent without excess. A complimentary glass of champagne sets the tone for a warm, elegant evening in Harlem.
Heart-Shaped Pizzas at Fornino in Greenpoint & Time Out Market Union Square
Fornino’s Pizza Love Kit turns Valentine’s Day into a cozy, joy-filled affair at home. The $99 kit includes heart-shaped pizzas, an imported cheese plate, dessert, chocolates, strawberries, and a bottle of wine. All month long, guests can also request heart-shaped pizzas in-store, proof that romance can be playful, delicious, and shareable.
PB Brasserie — A Classic French Valentine - 60 West 25th Street
PB Brasserie offers a luxurious French prix fixe for Valentine’s Day, complete with a champagne welcome. Expect indulgent starters, steakhouse-worthy mains, and rich desserts designed for lingering. It’s a polished, celebratory dinner for couples who believe Valentine’s should feel unapologetically special.
The Consulate — A One-Night Valentine’s Affair in Midtown & The Upper West Side
The Consulate marks Valentine’s Day with a single-night prix fixe dinner designed for intimacy and elegance. From oyster amuse-bouche to lobster, filet mignon, and classic desserts, the experience is refined, romantic, and fleeting, just for February 14.
Salsa Under the Stars or a Glamorous Dinner at Elsie Penthouse at 1412 Broadway
Elsie Rooftop turns Valentine’s Day into a celebration of movement and connection with dinner followed by salsa dancing high above Midtown. Guests enjoy a romantic multi-course meal and cocktails before a lively dance lesson and live music take over the night. A perfect match for couples who want dinner plus a little spark.
For a more intimate rooftop moment, Elsie offers a Valentine’s dinner for two with refined plates, classic cocktails, and Midtown views. The experience blends old-world glamour with cozy elegance, ideal for couples seeking a timeless celebration.
A Greek Valentine’s Feast at Nerina - 35 Commercial Street
Nerina’s Valentine’s menu is designed for sharing, abundance, and indulgence. The mezze-driven experience unfolds through seafood, pasta, and filet mignon, paired with Greek wines and Mediterranean cocktails. Relaxed yet refined, it’s a celebration of love through generosity and flavor.
Nerai Offers A Candlelit Meal - 55 East 54th Street
Nerai delivers a five-course Valentine’s dinner that feels classic, romantic, and meticulously composed. From lobster pasta and truffle gnocchi to seared scallops and filet mignon, every course arrives with intention. Dessert — a duo of chocolate and olive oil cake — closes the night on a deeply indulgent note.
Haven Rooftop's Valentine’s Day with a View - 132 West 47th Street
Haven Rooftop invites couples to dine sky-high with a three-course prix fixe featuring crowd-pleasing favorites and polished comfort fare. Paired with signature cocktails and skyline views, it’s a Valentine’s celebration that feels festive, romantic, and effortlessly fun.
A Valentine Above Midtown at Sushi Lab Rooftop - 132 West 47th Street
Sushi Lab Rooftop blends inventive Japanese cuisine with sweeping city views for a Valentine’s dinner that feels elevated yet playful. The multi-course prix fixe moves from raw bar favorites to comforting mains, finishing sweetly beneath the stars.
The Chemistry Room Offers Omakase for Two - 132 West 47th Street
For sushi lovers seeking something truly indulgent, The Chemistry Room offers a 16-course omakase paired with unlimited sake. Intimate, immersive, and deeply luxurious, it’s a Valentine’s experience that trades roses for raw fish — and doesn’t look back.
Temple Bar Boasts Candlelight, Caviar & Martinis - 332 Lafayette Street
Few rooms in New York feel as effortlessly romantic as Temple Bar. This Valentine’s Day, the downtown institution leans into its signature allure with a Date Night by Candlelight tasting experience. Expect classic cocktails, a martini-and-caviar moment, champagne, indulgent shared plates, and chocolate-covered strawberries — all beneath a soft glow of candlelight that makes time slow and conversations linger.
The Stand Love & Laughter at 116 East 16th Street
Equal parts comedy club and polished Italian restaurant, The Stand offers a Valentine’s Day that prioritizes chemistry — and humor. The evening pairs top-tier stand-up with an indulgent prix fixe menu featuring caviar blini, heart-shaped truffle pizza, elevated entrées, and decadent desserts. It’s a reminder that laughter may just be the most romantic aphrodisiac of all.
Somewhere Nowhere's Valentine’s Weekend at 112 West 25th Street
Somewhere Nowhere transforms Valentine’s Day into a full-scale affair across its rooftop igloos, glass enclosures, dining rooms, and nightlife programming. From champagne-filled prix fixe dinners with skyline views and live violin to comedy nights, dating parties, and late-night cocktails, it’s a choose-your-own-adventure celebration for couples, singles, and everyone in between — all high above the city.
Mission Ceviche's Valentine’s Day with Heat Upper East Side & Union Square
Mission Ceviche brings bold flavor and a sense of ceremony to Valentine’s Day with à la carte specials across both locations. Highlights include tableside ceviche prepared from the traditional carretilla, vibrant Nikkei-inspired dishes, and indulgent seafood specials. Downstairs in Union Square, the subterranean cocktail lounge Sub-Mission offers a moody, intimate alternative — one of the city’s most underrated date-night settings.
Osteria 57 is A Love Letter in The West Village - 453 6th Avenue
Osteria 57 feels like a quiet escape to coastal Italy in winter. For Valentine’s Day, the softly lit West Village favorite offers a refined three-course menu featuring oysters with raspberry crème fraîche, heart-shaped ravioli, lobster-laced pastas, and truffle-forward dishes. It’s understated, romantic, and deeply comforting — the kind of place where the night naturally stretches on.
Miriam Celebrates Love In Park Slope, Upper West Side, Upper East Side, West Village
Warm, lively, and unmistakably welcoming, Miriam celebrates Valentine’s Day with the option of à la carte dining or a thoughtfully composed three-course prix fixe. Mediterranean comfort shines through dishes like potato latkes with caviar, lamb shepherd’s pie, and saffron-kissed sea bass. It’s a relaxed, candlelit celebration that feels personal, unfussy, and full of heart.
Romer Hell’s Kitchen Is A Romantic Retreat Near Times Square
Tucked away from the chaos of Times Square, Romer Hell’s Kitchen offers a Valentine’s escape that feels intimate and unhurried. From cozy mornings and candlelit dinners to live music at So & So’s Neighborhood Piano Bar, the hotel invites couples to linger, connect, and savor the small moments that make a stay feel special.
The Mark Hotel Epitomizes Romance
Few addresses do Valentine’s Day quite like The Mark. From refined dining and classic cocktails to the ultra-exclusive Penthouse Valentine’s Experience, romance here is elevated to an art form. Think champagne on arrival, indulgent spa rituals, private skating, and impeccable service — all wrapped in Upper East Side glamour.
Italian Amore at Olio e Piu Near Bryant Park & Greenwich Village
Olio e Piu leans into romance with a special Valentine’s menu highlighting rich Italian flavors — from beef tartare and pesto-dressed pasta to filet with gorgonzola and figs. Finished with a chocolate-raspberry dessert, it’s classic, cozy, and effortlessly romantic.
So & So’s Neighborhood Piano Bar For Love Potions & Late Nights
Valentine’s Day at So & So’s is equal parts playful and indulgent. Specialty cocktails, live piano performances, and a thoughtfully curated prix fixe menu make this Hell’s Kitchen favorite an ideal spot for lingering conversations, flirtation, and a little old-school glamour.
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