would go to on Valentine’s Day or for any special romantic meal for two?
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A few of our readers have weighed in….
One
person said: “It would have to be a quite, smaller out of the way
kinda place, probably French, and would be willing to prep the table for
you ahead of time with Roses, present etc.”
One if by Land Two if by Sea, New York City
This
West Village restaurant came up often as one of the BEST choices for
Valentine’s Day. Once Aaron Burr’s carriage house, One if by Land Two if
by Sea is renown for its old-world charm and ambiance, think fireplace,
high-ceilings and chandeliers, amazing service and elegant dishes. And
for the die-hard romantic, this restaurant is known as THE place to pop-the-question.
Le Bernadin, NYC.
Another
favorite of many is Le Bernadin. Noted for impeccable service,
beautifully presented dishes, and of course the executive chef Eric
Ripert. And let’s not forget Le Bernadin boasts a three-star Michelin
rating. One of our responses: “Hands down….Le Bernadin. The BEST in
the city for a truly romantic experience with outstanding food every
time–they never let you down.”
Geoffrey’s, Malibu California
If
you love sun, sand and sea, this place is for you, with incredible
views of the Pacific ocean, you can enjoy a romantic brunch or a cozy
candlelit dinners with surrounding fire pits, one response: “Geoffrey’s
of Malibou…pretty spectacular”.
Convivio, New York City
If
Italian Food is your favorite fare, Convivio was a top contender for
consideration on Valentine’s Day. Convivio is best known for
outstanding pasta dishes and authentic Southern Italian fare. Here are
two reviews by two of my favorite magazines: Gourmet.com and Food &
Wine;
“Nobody else in New York is cooking these authentic Southern Italian dishes.” — RUTH REICHL / GOURMET.COM
