Apologies for bringing bad news, but Valentine’s Day is T minus 30 days out. Related: the reservation lines are now open. Herewith, the most romantic tables in the city. You can do this...
The patio tables at the Shore Club’s renovated Italian stunner are great, but on this night you’ll want
one of the low-slung tables flanked by white couches at the edge of the glittering pool.
Why It’s Right: Italian accents, truffle pizzas and—this is key—a courtyard.
This deep leather booth, in the far right corner of the beef temple, is ideal for pre-seduction steaks.
Discreet enough to feed each other oysters, but well-situated enough to give you a panorama of the 250-seat
behemoth.
Why It’s Right: Nothing says romance like carving into a 32-ounce porterhouse for two.
If it’s a glorious Miami winter night (which it should be), you’ll want this alfresco number, replete
with views of the deco pool. The lobster bisque and fried Oreos don’t hurt, either.
Why It’s Right: This is where LeBron recently proposed—just don’t tell your date that
while reaching into your coat pocket.
This two-person space is set in the owner’s private wine room. The staff will fill the room with candles,
rose petals and your own music selection (yep, time for that Luther Vandross you downloaded).
Why It’s Right: Having so much wine at your disposal: always a good thing.
Now that former Pied à Terre chef Andrew Balick has taken over the kitchen here, you can lavish your date
with Korean grilled short ribs and calamari a la plancha. Note: get here before sunset for the best
views.
Why It’s Right: Your date prefers to eat oysters with her toes in the sand.
