As Valentine’s Day approaches, it’s a chance for many couples to reaffirm their love and commitment to each other. However, because it’s Valentine’s Day, it’s often incredibly tough for couples to dine out at a restaurant and equally expensive. As if that wasn’t enough, the chances are the restaurant is bound to be crowded and rushed as the waiters and staff try to make the most of the day. Thus, the best option, for many, does tend to be a nice home-cooked dinner, although the question does remain, what to make?
Popular food on Valentine's Day
Breakfast
Waffles
Blueberry Breakfast Parfait
Omelet Soufflé
Pancakes
Main course
Marry Me Chicken
Lobster tail
Filet mignon
Oysters
Heart-shaped ravioli
Truffle-topped dishes
Pasta Carbonara
Lasagna Bolognese
Dessert
Chocolate-covered strawberries
Heart-shaped macarons
Red velvet cake
Chocolate truffles
Conversation heart candies
Heart-shaped chocolates
Chocolate-covered cherries
Red velvet cupcakes
Heart-shaped cookies
Chocolate gâteau Basque
Red velvet donuts
Strawberry shortcake
Beverages
Champagne
Rosé wine
Strawberry sweetheart mocha
Red velvet latte
Love potion cocktails
Chocolate martini
Raspberry mimosa
Also read: Valentines Day Desserts
FAQs
A. While Valentine’s Day is on 14th February, Valentine’s week starts from February 7th and culminates on the 14th.
A. Valentine’s Day is most commonly associated with romantic love.
A. Valentine’s Day is celebrated in honor of two men — both named Valentine — from the third century.
