Love is in the air, and whether you’re planning a romantic date night or a Galentine’s outing, Arizona has something special for everyone. Here’s a few spots getting ready to celebrate L-O-V-E:
On Valentine’s Day, couples can get an appetizer, two entrees, dessert, and two glasses of sparkling wine for $50 at 32 Shea in Phoenix. The dinner is available from 3 to 8 p.m. and reservations are required.
From February 4-13, guests at Arizona Biltmore Golf Club’s Adobe Bar & Grille can order a $99 dinner for two, featuring two pastas, two desserts and a bottle of wine or bubbles. On February 14, the restaurant will feature its regular dinner menu, with live piano music in the dining room.
Arizona Party Bike is offering a special deal for those attending the Scottsdale Galentine’s Bar Crawl. Partiers can pedal the decked-out bike to three bars while receiving VIP specials on the way. Participants also receive a glass of champagne at 50 Shades of Rose and an appetizer at Not My First Rodeo.
Esteban, Arizona’s iconic flamenco guitarist, will perform two romantic concerts on Valentine’s Day weekend. On the 14 he will host a concert at Prescott Elks Theatre and Performing Arts Center, with tickets starting at $42 per person. On February 15, he will perform at LON’s at The Hermosa Inn, where guests will enjoy light tapas and wine during the show. Tickets are $175 per person.
Flagstaff’s premier American-fare restaurant, Atria, is offering an exclusive four-course prix fixe dinner, starting at $180 per person with optional add-ons to elevate the experience. Reservations are recommended.
Augie’s in Prescott is offering a Valentine’s Day dinner from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m., featuring options like miso lamb chops, prime rib, and butternut squash ravioli. The night will also feature live music by The Stringbees.
Carcara at Sheraton Phoenix Downtown is offering a Paint & Sip on February 13. For $35 per person, the experience includes a guided tequila tasting paired with sweet and salty bites, plus a signature welcome cocktail and all painting supplies to create a Valentine’s-inspired canvas to take home.
On Valentine’s Day wine enthusiasts can attend Dorrance DOME’s “Love on the Vine” event. From 4:30 to 6 p.m., guests can enjoy “curated pours with gourmet bites, creating a fully immersive celebration of Arizona’s stunning landscapes and flavors,” for $75 per person.
Cleaverman is offering “The Rare Affair,” a romantic $150-per-person dinner featuring “classic steakhouse flavors with a modern edge.” Guests can also purchase add-ons, including seafood towers, caviar service, or entree upgrades.
Michelin star-winning chef Sujan Sarkar’s Feringhee Modern Indian in Chandler will feature an exclusive Valentine’s Day dining experience. The $65 per person experience includes a “welcome bubbly” and a four-course curated menu.
Chandler’s George & Gather is offering a four-course Valentine’s dinner starting at $70 per person, with an optional $40 wine pairing add-on. The dinner features gourmet, seed oil-free, from-scratch fare.
For $250, guests can reserve a 90-minute seated affair at Filthy Martini Bar. The reservation includes a “bottle of bubbles, two signature martinis, premium caviar, and fresh oysters.” Reservations required.
On February 14 only, Grey Hen Rx at The Century Grand will host “Return of the Mandrake,” complete with chilled champagne, a bouquet of roses, chocolate truffles, and the Mandrake Cocktail, which will be available that night only. This special Valentine’s package costs $88 per couple.
James Beard semifinalist Indibar will feature vegetarian and non-vegetarian tasting menus, priced at $149 per couple, with an optional $35 per-person wine pairing. The menu includes “warming starters and tandoor selections to rich, comforting mains and a decadent, rose-forward dessert made for the occasion.”
Guests can dine at Scottsdale’s Fat Ox and enjoy a Valentine’s Day menu featuring complimentary sparkling rosé, handmade pastas, appetizers, and a featured entrée, starting at $175 per person. First seating is at 3:30 p.m. and last seating is at 10:30 p.m.
From February 9-16 at Kona Grill, guests can enjoy multiple Valentine’s specials like a chocolate-covered strawberry cocktail for $16, the Perfect Pair Surf & Turf (6oz filet + ½ lobster tail) for $69, and a warm chocolate molten lava cake for $17.
Lakeside Bar & Grill guests can purchase the “Lakeside Love for Two” experience on February 14. For $75, this package “pairs shareable appetizers, entrées, and sweet treats with a romantic lakeside setting.”
J&G Steakhouse will feature a special à la carte menu with entrees such as seared diver scallops with sweet-and-sour beet risotto or an A5 New York strip with black-truffle, crispy, layered potatoes.
On February 14 from 4 to 9:30 p.m., Marcellino Ristorante will feature a special chef’s choice menu. Live music will begin at 6 p.m., with Felix Sainz “setting the mood with his rich, baritone vocals and classical guitar, performing from an international repertoire.”
From February 12-14 at Platform 18 and Undertow at Century Grand, guests can purchase a $79 Valentine’s Day upgrade, including “celebratory bubbles, a half-dozen roses, and decadent truffles.”
On February 13 and 14 at Poppy’s Office, patrons can choose between several Valentine’s specials. The “First Date Special” includes six chocolate-covered strawberries and two glasses of bubbles for $25. The “Lovers Edition” includes one bottle of bubbles and two prime rib features for $95. “Until Death Do Us Part” includes a bottle of bubbles, a half-dozen chocolate-covered strawberries and two surf and turfs for $135.
For the month of February Postino is offering a $50 pre-fixe menu for two. Guests can select from crispy cauliflower, seasonal burrata or OMG grilled cheese for the first course, bruschetta board, P.R.E.A.M. Bowl, or caprese panini for the second course and hot donut dots for dessert.
Rainbow Ryders is offering gift certificates for romantic hot air balloon getaways available for purchase until February 16 and redeemable starting February 17. Guests can book a shared sunrise flight for $175 per person or an intimate private flight for $350 per person. Each flight ends with a celebratory champagne toast.
Take the jazz enthusiast in your life to one of Ravenscroft’s special Jazzbird Valentine’s concerts. Dennis Rowland will perform on February 13, and Alyssa Allgood will perform on February 14.
Red, White, and Brew in Mesa and Prescott will feature an assortment of themed food and drinks from February 10-15. Offerings include a heart-shaped charcuterie board, lobster ravioli, and seasonal cocktails such as the Velvet Brûlée.
Sexy Roman is offering a “decadent four-course prix fixe menu featuring signature steaks, luxe seafood, and indulgent finishes.” The limited-time dinner starts at $175 per person.
Copper & Sage in Goodyear is featuring a $ 44-per-person Valentine’s menu + cocktails. Brody’s Italian is leaning into the month of love with a Chopped Clam Pizza and limited-time starters through February.
Pita Jungle is offering a complimentary Chocolate Dipped Walnut Baklawa for dessert when you purchase two entrees on Valentine’s Day.
Sunny’s Lounge will be hosting a “My Bloody Valentine” pop-up from February 11-14. On February 11, SissyArt will host an adult-themed arts-and-crafts event. Jazz night will take place on February 13, presented by Kenji. On February 14, the “Goths Need Love Too” party will be hosted by DJVil.
For a more playful night out, Drunk Shakespeare in Downtown Phoenix presents “Drunk Romeo & Juliet,” a comedic, improv-filled performance paired with craft cocktails in a speakeasy-style setting, offering couples a memorable Valentine’s date filled with laughter.
Swizzle Inn will host a “Stupid Cupid” karaoke party at 7 p.m. on February 14. Guests can compete for prizes, with awards for the top three performances. The bar will also feature $2 “Love Bites” shots all night.
The Montauk is hosting Galentine’s brunch on February 13, complete with permanent jewelry and build-your-own-bouquet activations. Guests can also enjoy cocktails and brunch bites for the perfect girls’ day out.
Tucson-based Ursa will be featuring a sophisticated six-course prix-fixe menu that “will take guests on a journey through the desert, experiencing the landscape in a new way.” This Sonoran Desert-inspired meal costs $200 per person and requires reservations.
STK Steakhouse is celebrating Valentine’s week with a lineup of indulgent food and cocktail specials available February 9-16. Guests can enjoy offerings such as a chocolate-covered strawberry cocktail, caviar with blinis, an 8-ounce filet surf and turf with lobster tail, king crab pasta gratin, a colossal lobster tail served with mac and cheese, and a shareable chocolate lava marshmallow cake for dessert.
SugarJam The Southern Kitchen is celebrating with a Sweethearts Package for two featuring a chef-crafted meal with a rack of lamb and festive cocktails.
Foley Ranch Boots & BBQ hosts a Smokin’ Hot Valentine’s Day celebration with a slow-smoked prime rib dinner, live country music, and dancing. Foley Ranch also keeps the festivities going with a 21+ Galentine’s Day event featuring drink specials, live music, smoked wings, and a social-media contest offering VIP lounge prizes for guests and their friends.
Revel Surf Bar & Grill is celebrating Valentine’s Day weekend with half-price bottles of wine when guests purchase two entrées, a limited-time specialty cocktail, and a complimentary dessert on Saturday evening for couples dining from 4 p.m. to close.
Over Easy is celebrating Valentine’s Day weekend with shareable Sweetheart Donuts and a Strawberry Mocha available February 13-15 at all Arizona locations.
Hash Kitchen adds playful flair with Cupid’s Cloud shots all month and a savory Tomato, Tomahto martini February 13-16. The Sicilian Butcher is offering a romantic, limited-time Italian dinner menu February 12-15 across its Valley locations; The Italiano is curating elevated February-long Valentine’s experiences through its Love Concierge alongside a special Strawberry Pistachio Divine dessert.
Better Piggies Rescue is offering a unique Valentine’s alternative with its “Hogs and Kisses: Date Night” event on February 14, where guests can enjoy a guided sanctuary tour featuring bonded pig couples, cuddle time with rescued pigs, sparkling beverages, and a rose for each guest’s sweetheart. The $40 per-person experience supports animal care, with limited advance reservations available.
