We will be staying at the W on Lexington beginning on Valentines Day.
Any suggestions for a somewhat romantic restaurant for Valentines?
I havent been to NYC since I was a little kid, my girlfriend goes all of the time.
It would be nice to have reservations set for dinner without having to ask her where we should go.
Price range preferably $50-$75 a person.
Valentines Day Evening Restaurant for my girlfriend and I...
There are many lovely places. Are you considering drinks and/or wine in your price range?
Valentines Day Evening Restaurant for my girlfriend and I...
I have mentioned this place a lot on the board lately because I dined there twice recently, so I apologize for the overkill, but on my last visit I took one of the flyers at the door at Cibo for their Valentine%26#39;s Day dinner.
Here is the information. It is a prix fixe menu, three courses for $55. I personally think it is a very good deal, and the atmosphere and service are very nice, fresh flowers on the table. Chocolate souffle very good. Ask for a booth.
For more information visit cibonyc.com.
Valentine%26#39;s Day at Cibo
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
$55.00 per person
APPETIZER
Choice of :
Chefs chopped salad with cured meats and aged cheeses, red wine balsamic vinaigrette
Organic field green salad, oven roasted garlic and pepper vinaigrette
Wild mushrooms ravioli with a ragout of sundried tomato and winter mushrooms, rosemary cream
Golden and red tomatoes, mozzarella di bufala with garlic marinated roasted peppers
Prince edward island mussels steamed in pinot gris, roasted garlic, thyme butter
Soup of butternut squash, hazelnut, apple and roasted seckel pear
ENTREE
Choice of:
Grilled yellowfin tuna crispy chickpea and parsley cake, eggplant caper caponata
Braised short ribs of beef, saffron risotto, sauteed wild mushrooms
Roasted long island duck, sourdough and wild rice stuffing, mashed potatoes and giblet gravy
Sauteed north atlantic salmon, tuscan white beans, spinach and sweet pea garlic sauce
New zealand baby rack of lamb, garlic whipped potatoes, red currant and tomato veal sauce
Grilled 16-oz rib eye steak, truffle potato croquettes, garlic gorgonzola cream
Three cheese stuffed rigatoni, crumbled sweet sausage, soppresata, cherry tomatoes and arugula
Free range breast of chicken with roasted garlic mashed potatoes and quick wilted spinach
DESSERT
Choice of:
Homemade chocolate pudding with caramelized bananas and chantilly cream
Macintosh apple, cinnamon raisin cobbler with vanilla ice cream
Fresh raspberry tart with linzer tort crust and hazelnut cookies
Granny smith apple sorbet
Flourless chocolate souffle with vanilla bean ice cream
Cape cod cramberry, walnut, pear turnover, homemade rasberry ice cream
colombian coffee, decaffeinated or teas
(tax and gratuities not included)
For reservations please call 212-681-1616
Please know that%26#39;s it%26#39;s very hard to get reservations at the most well known/romantic places for V%26#39;day in NYC. It%26#39;s really a bad night to go out. Most locals try to avoid it and celebrate another night (previous Sat. or following Sat.)
That said, you%26#39;re visiting and want a nice time. I%26#39;d get out of midtown. If you like French food Le Gigot is a small bistro in the village. If you like Italian, Il Buco or Po are also both in the village. Erminia is fancier on the upper east side. Vivolo is another nice Italian in a townhouse on the upper east side.
The Little Owl is a newer place in the village getting raves, but it may be hard to get a res. there.
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Thanks for your sugggestions.
The price range I quoted does not include drinks. Let me know if that opens up any more options
Have a look on opentable.com for more options.
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