Tucked away in historic 18th-century carriage house in West Village, this romantic restaurant has been setting for countless cozy dinners since it opened in 1972. Has crackling fireplace & a piano.
A charming restaurant located in a brownstone on the Upper East Side. The food is spectacular and the atmosphere is enchanting. A special tasting menu is always offered for Valentine's Day.
A breathtaking view of Manhattan skyline sets the romantic mood. Add delicious food and plenty of ambiance and you've got the perfect spot for a little canoodling. It's well worth a trip to Brooklyn.
Visit for ultimate in old-fashioned romance & classic French cuisine. Settle into plush red banquette amid riotous bouquets of fresh flowers & golden sconces. Food's pricey but guaranteed to impress.
This lovely little bistro achieves the perfect balance of chic and homey. Although space is small, the candlelit ambiance and deliciously eclectic menu more than make up for the tight squeeze.
Selected by Zagat Survey as best Japanese/sushi restaurant in NY for 2 yrs running. Offers intimate ambiance and sleek blond wood interiors put focus on excellent food and on your fascinating date.
Dine at the top of the Beekman Tower Hotel and enjoy views of Manhattan from 26 stories up. This sophisticated, romantic dining spot offers prix-fixe dinner options priced at $45 and $65 per person.
Features elaborate chandelier, plush leather booths and an amethyst bar. An innovative cocktail menu lets you sample intriguingly-named drinks like the Kama Sutra, the Stone Pole, and the Havana Kiss.
Beautifully restored 1854 carriage house. Choose from fireside dining on parlor level, a table on the second floor with a view of Gramercy Park, or a cozy spot at the Chef's Table in the wine cellar.
