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Valentine's Day Dining Options Around NYC

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Jaya Saxena

Published Feb 5, 2010

Modified Feb 5, 2010

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If you're crazy enough to have planned a blind date for V-day, one of these Dark Dining dinners might actually be the perfect thing. Blindfolded for the entire meal, you will be served a 4-course meal paired with wine, in hopes that your impaired vision will up your sense of taste (see: Daredevil). And it's cute because you'll be blindfolded, and on a "blind date," so you'll actually be blind! If it works out, you'll have an unbearably adorable "how we met" story. CAMAJE Bistro will be hosting the V-day blind meal, and reservations are required.85 MacDougal St, 212-673-8184

 

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It is upon us. Everything's been pink for about three weeks now, and hetero guys are wandering around in a daze trying to remember their girlfriend's cup size. There's no fighting it, and if you're not heading to church to honor the martyrdom of the Saint Valentine of Rome and Tremi, you might as well get into the spirit...or at least make plans to hit a strip club (we're not kidding, details above!). And even if you can't stand the flowers and hearts and ridiculous prix fixe dinners at every restaurant, just hold out for another month and then it'll be Steak and Blowjob day. For now, here are some appealing dining options at trustworthy restaurants; keep in mind that while time is quickly running out on reservations, your kitchen is always open for romance (unless you have roommates). Click on the images for details.

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