5 romantic restaurants to book on Valentine's Day in Denver
Zoom in: Dozens of Denver restaurants are serving specialty menus for the occasion. Here are five favorites that haven't booked up just yet.
Sunday Vinyl, nominated for a James Beard Award last year, is offering a four-course meal for $98 per person. Entrees include diver scallops and wagyu steak. Reservations.
Uchi is serving a specially curated Valentine's Day omakase menu Feb.14-16. Reservations.
Jovanina's Broken Italian is featuring a four-course meal Feb. 14-15 for $95 per person. Entree options include: pesto campanelle pasta, elk Bolognese, lobster diavolo, grilled branzino or bone-in short rib. Reservations.
Noisette is providing a three-course dinner with an additional amuse-bouche to start and petit fours to finish for $164.70 per person, including a 22% service charge. Wine pairings are also available. Reservations.
The Regular is hosting a three-course meal for $95 per person or a five-course meal for $125 per person, with main courses ranging from short ribs to scallops. Reservations.
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