7 South Florida Restaurants Offering Valentine’s Day Specials

Discover where to dine on Feb. 14. 

To celebrate Valentine’s Day on Feb. 14, these local restaurants are each offering delicious deals:

Le Colonial

Location: 601 E. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach.

Information: (561) 566-1800 or visit delraybeach.lecolonial.com.

Offerings: Le Colonial is a restaurant that offers impressive and upscale French-Vietnamese cuisine. In addition to their delectable dishes, the restaurant boasts an elegant and romantic ambiance. For Valentine’s Day, Le Colonial offers a special menu where customers can choose one small plate or raw bar item, one large plate, and one dessert for $115. Guests can begin their meal with a sumptuous appetizer, such as the Chao Gio, a crispy shrimp and pork roll served with a tangy chili lime sauce. For the main course, they can pick one of the restaurant’s coveted entrees, like the Bo Luc Lac, a flavorful shaking beef dish that has been a part of Le Colonial’s menu since 1993. Finally, they can end their meal with a warm chocolate cake, served with wild strawberry ice cream, a customer favorite.

Chao Gio

Elisabetta’s Ristorante

Locations: 32 E. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach and 185 Banyan Blvd., West Palm Beach. 

Information: (561) 560-6699 (Delray Beach) or (561) 342-6699 (West Palm Beach) or visit elisabettas.com.

Offerings: Elisabetta’s is a well-known Italian restaurant with two conveniently situated locations. The restaurant offers a featured Valentine’s menu item called Caccio e Pepe ($19) that guests can enjoy. This traditional Roman pasta dish has spaghetti chitarra, pecorino romano, and freshly cracked black pepper. It is perfect for those who want to experience a memorable Lady and the Tramp moment.

Saiko-I

Location: 5970 S.W. 18th St., Boca Raton

Information: (561) 393-5888 or visit saikoiboca.com

Offerings: Saiko-I, a restaurant that specializes in authentic sushi, seafood, and hibachi, is currently featuring a special dish for the holidays called the spicy tuna biscuit ($14). This dish, ideal for sushi-loving couples, is made with spicy tuna, fresh jalapeno, wasabi mayo, and eel sauce, all served on top of a crispy rice cracker. Anyone looking for a unique and flavorful dining experience should stop by Saiko-I to try this delicious special.

Louie Bossi’s Italian Ristorante

Locations: 100 E. Palmetto Park Rd., Boca Raton and 1032 E. Las Olas Blvd., For Lauderdale

Information: (561) 336-6699 (Boca Raton) or (954) 356-669 (Fort Lauderdale) or visit louiebossi.com.

Offerings: Louie Bossi’s, the brother restaurant to Elisabetta’s, is renowned for offering delectable and traditional Italian cuisine. As part of their Valentine’s Day specials, they now serve the tagliarini al limone ($20), a new dish. This pasta dish comprises freshly cut tagliarini pasta, Meyer lemon, mascarpone, yellow tomatoes, parmigiana, chopped pistachios, and basil.

City Oyster

Location: 213 E. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach.

Information: (561) 272-0220 or visit cityoysterdelray.com

Offerings: The renowned Delray Beach surf and turf restaurant and bar, City Oyster, has announced a special celebration for Valentine’s Day for rice lovers. The executive chef, Jordan Stilley, will present a lobster risotto special with Piper-Heidsieck Champagne (half bottle) for $68. To add a sweet note to the romantic night, guests can enjoy a delectable dessert like the Individual Banana Cream Pie ($12.50), which is topped with brulé bananas, caramel sauce, and whipped cream.

Cornell Café

Location: 4000 Morikami Park Rd., Delray Beach. 

Information: call (561) 495-0233 or visit morikami.org.

Offerings: Cornell Café, situated within Morikami Museum and Japanese Gardens, invites diners to embark on a culinary adventure to the Land of the Rising Sun. The restaurant offers a Pan Asian menu complemented by the serene views of a calm lake and scenic gardens. On Valentine’s Day, the museum is offering a special $14 lunch menu for two, which includes two mimosas, two egg rolls or veggie spring rolls, two shumai (shrimp dumplings) or veggie dumplings, and two pieces of veggie or California sushi rolls. Museum admission is required to dine at the Cornell Café. 

Atlantic Grille

Location: 1000 E. Atlantic Ave., Delray Beach

Information: (561) 665-4800 or visit seagatedelray.com

Offerings: The Atlantic Grille, a magnificent restaurant located inside The Seagate Hotel in Delray Beach, is preparing to offer a variety of delectable specials to tantalize taste buds on Valentine’s Day. Guests can begin their meal with appetizers such as lobster bisque ($15) or Gin and beet salmon crudo ($22). For the main course, the restaurant offers a choice between fettuccine carbonara ($33) and wagyu surf and turf ($68). For dessert, diners can enjoy the chocolate fondue dessert bar, priced at $18.

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