Valentine's Day > Top Restaurants for Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day is approaching faster than a runaway "love train", and you haven't got a clue where to eat. Relax the Washington Metro area restaurant scene is booming with a plethora of eclectic restaurants from the hottest and trendiest to the downright homey. Our local chefs cannot resist the inexorable celebration of this special day of love.
Russia House The Russia House is one of the most intimate restaurants in Washington DC. This charming landmark was built in the 1890's. Enjoyed a divinely sumptuous six-course Czar's dinner menu with premium vodka pairings. The sensual meal blended Russian and European cooking traditions. Unlimited champagne made this a night one to remember. Make sure to make your reservations at least a week in advance. View Slide Show Here	Dino Five-course tasting menu $60 per person. Six-course lovers menu including a split of Demoiselle Champagne $150 per couple. Dino offers a creative menu with a nice selection of Italian fare and a great wine list. Here For More Details
Odyssey Cruise The Odyssey offers wonderful cruises along the Potomac River with beautiful views of the Washington, DC area. Enjoy a romantic 3-hour sightseeing tour with a 4-course meal, music and dancing on a Brunch, Lunch, Dinner or Midnight Cruise.	Bombay Club The Bombay Club is a pleasure, sure to please patrons who know their Indian food as well as those who've never tried it: dishes present an easy introduction to Indian food for the uninitiated, and are sensitive to varying tolerances for spiciness. Here For More Details
Fogo de Chao The newest addition to the U.S. Fogo de Chao branch is the Washington, DC restaurant. The restaurant opened its doors at the end of 2005, downtown. Washington, DC Fogo de Chao seats up to 320 guests, and offers private and semi-private dining areas. Here For More Details	The Inn at Little Washington The Inn’s dining room is pure fantasy – a wondrous cocoon of luxury. Rose–colored, silk lampshades float above each table creating a private romantic world below. Patrick’s creations arrive at one of the 30 intimate tables as if served by invisible hands, course after course more dazzling than the last. Here For More Details

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