Love is in the air! Today lovebirds across the country take time to celebrate that special someone in their life. Whether you want to honor a romantic partner, your best friend, or a parent, there are a variety of options to make this Valentine’s Day one to remember! Check Out these Denver dining options, which run the gamut from traditional to daring…but all delicious!
Love is in the air! Today lovebirds across the country take time to celebrate that special someone in their life. Whether you want to honor a romantic partner, your best friend, or a parent, there are a variety of options to make this Valentine’s Day one to remember! Check Out these Denver dining options, which run the gamut from traditional to daring…but all delicious!
Aphrodisiac Appetite: Bombay Clay Oven (65 Steele Street)
To enjoy a meal meant to entice the senses, Bombay Clay Oven has created a four-course meal starring aphrodisiac ingredients, such as the lover’s bisque with oysters and fresh ginger; baby shrimp pulao with cinnamon, cardamom and saffron; lamb ribs with ginger; and rose-studded milk hearts with cardamom.
Classic Valentine’s Day: Urban Farmer (1659 Wazee Street)
For those who prefer a traditional Valentine’s Day then check out the New York steak tasting at Urban Farmer. Meant for couples, it consists of an 18-ounce sampler with three different styles of beet: grain-fed, grass-fed, and dry aged. Feeling extra fancy? Then add wagyu steak to the mix.
Out-of-the-Box Love: RedLine Contemporary Arts Center (2350 Arapahoe Street)
Want to celebrate love in the most creative way possible? Then you’ll adore the Valentine’s Day dinner fundraiser with local artist Esther Hernandez. Instead of food being served with a standard set of utensils, Hernandez has created a unique set of tools meant to help couples get to know each other better. Additionally, the fare being served will be an organic vegetarian dinner provided by the Mercury Café, while Preteen OD and J Hamilton provide musical entertainment. $100 per person. Definitely an experience to remember!
Put the Heart in Sweetheart: Colt & Gray (1553 Platte Street)
For those who really want to get to the heart of Valentine’s Day, Colt & Gray in LoHi has the perfect menu. Dine on beef-heart carpaccio with smoked blue cheese and strawberry rosé vinaigrette. The $75 prix fixe dinner also includes hiramasa crudo with gochujang ponzu; stuffed quail with chili confit dates; venison with preserved blood orange and manchego apple slaw; and a bourbon banana split.
Sweets for Sweetie: Chocolate Lab (2504 Est Colfax Avenue)
What is Valentine’s Day without chocolate treats? Satisfy your sweet tooth at Chocolate Lab which will be serving savory dishes highlighting chocolate, including flatbread with jamón serrano, fig, basil, milk chocolate and Parmesan; ravioli with butternut squash, brown butter and shaved dark chocolate; and an eighteen-hour slow-roasted pulled-pork sandwich topped with a bourbon-chocolate barbecue sauce. Yummy!
Hope you have a great Valentine’s Day!
