With cozy booths to afford a little seclusion and a low-key Nolita location, Musket Room is perfect for a date-night rendezvous. 265 Elizabeth St., 212-219-0764
Boucherie’s fun French vibe makes it an ideal date spot in the idyllic West Village. The large dining room has the charms of a brasserie and the sidewalk seating along Seventh Avenue is (almost) like the popular cafes all over Paris. Whether you order a dry-aged steak or one of the absinthe cocktails, you and your date will feel that joie de vivre. 99 Seventh Ave. S., 212-837-1616
This West Village hideaway is known for classic, Prohibition-style cocktails as well as live music. Sidle into a booth and see what you can learn about your date based on their drink order. Refreshing or spirits-forward? Tequila or whiskey? 20 Seventh Ave. S., 212-929-4360
Cool and understated, Ear Inn on the corner of Spring and Washington is a perfect spot for a romantic night on the town. This popular joint is right by the water, so take a stroll with your date. 326 Spring St., 212.226.9060
Cote is New York City’s first Korean Steakhouse, and by far the best. With one Michelin Star, this upscale Korean barbeque restaurant should be reserved for a very special occasion. Places where they cook the food in front of you is always a fun experience to share with somebody special. 16 W. 22nd St., 212.401.7986
This year, The Benjamin Hotel is celebrating Valentine's Day with the Romance in the City Package. Couples will stay in a luxe suite at the hotel, take a horse and carriage ride through Central Park—with Champagne in hand, of course—and will have the entire Wollman Rink to themselves accompanied by a custom playlist. Enjoy! 125 E. 50th St., 212.715.2500
