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But, of course, not everyone celebrates their love in the same way. Some relationships are new and budding, while others lean more practical over being super romantic. So if you are looking something for a little different, here's a guide for where to eat and what to do this Valentine's Day based on your relationship status.
First of all, pause. But, if don't mind keeping it chill or if you are only on date three anyway, then Jadis is a good place to be. This low-lit subterranean wine bar has cheese and charcuterie, plus plenty of wine and cushiony couches pushed against brick walls for casual canoodles. A night out that is guaranteed to bring the heart-eyed emoji to life is a night at The Ellington.
Alongside scallops and short rib ravioli, the restaurant will feature tunes from Harlem-born jazz pianist, Danny Mixon. If whispering sweet nothings over molten lava chocolate cake is in the stars, you can find it at The Ellington. All of your friends already know about them. You have tentative plans to go upstate this summer. The neighborhood restaurant is just as thoughtful as you are with seasonally-driven dishes and a natural wine list, bottles deep.
Plus its exposed wooden beams with live greenery hanging above the dining room gives us all the good vibes.
