Valentine’s Day is just over a month away, which means you’ve got some planning to do. The most pressing task: finding the most romantic table in the city. Granted, we’ve done most of the work for you—all you have to do is make the reservation.
Also known as “Gilda Gray,” this semiprivate dining room has views of the main room and enough space to
focus on your fellow carnivore. There’s also a side entrance for discretion.
Why it’s right: LeBron always holds court here (four times in a row), and this is where
Fergie and Josh renewed their vows.
The white-curtained dining room at the Delano is still one of the most romantic spots in the city. You and
your date will be on display at this two-top, flanked by a massive silver candelabra.
Why it’s right: It’s a fitting backdrop for that epic seafood tower you’ve got
planned. And there’s a hotel room within arm’s reach.
At the eastern end of the outdoor dining room lies this cozy and rustic nook. On your right: the hotel’s
glittering pool. On your left: the city’s most amorous courtyard.
Why it’s right: Your date will fall for you and the pumpkin ravioli. In that order.
You’ll have to double-date to reserve this table, located inside the glass-enclosed wine tower. But if
you’re game, you’ll be treated to impeccable French service and Daniel Boulud’s legendary farmhouse
cooking.
Why it’s right: The closer to the wine, the better.
Dining on a Greek island may not be in the cards this year, but the backyard of this quaint cottage in Buena
Vista is a close second. This lantern-lit table hits all the right notes—sexy, relaxed and undeniably
charming.
Why it’s right: The most tender grilled octopus in the city.
