Use this Valentine’s Day to explore a new restaurant or indulge in affectionate activities — with your special someone. Atlanta, Georgia has several nice restaurants that you’ll love for Valentine’s Day.
We’re going to show you some of the best places in Atlanta to eat for Valentines Day this year. All of these eateries specialize in fine dining, with great executive chefs and top-notch beverage programs. You won’t be sorry.
Where To Eat For Valentines Day In Atlanta
Many of the city’s restaurants have designed special meals for the special day, but why not try some eateries that have proven to be a hit on any given day? If you’re spontaneous -(and she loves that about you) here are some of the best places to eat.
Varuni Napoli
1540 Monroe Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30324 | (404) 709-2690
Looking to have a lovely night on Valentine’s Day? Check out Chef Luca at Neapolitan pizzeria Varuni Napoli this Feb. 14. Treat your Valentine + holiday gathering to a feast for lovers.
Varuni Napoli is offering heart-shaped Margherita pizzas upon request at both their Midtown and Krog locations.
LaGrotta Ristorante
2637 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30305 | (404) 231-1368
Here’s what one reviewer says about LaGrotta: “This is a hidden gem in Atlanta. Located in the basement of an extremely unassuming condominium tower, La Grotta is a very authentic and tasty Italian restaurant. Everything in the menu seems to be well prepared and extremely tasty.”
Bone’s Restaurant
3130 Piedmont Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30305 | (404) 237-2663
If you come for the king, you best not miss. This Buckhead institution is the defacto king of the city. With its succulent prime beef and seafood, it’s hard to beat. But you’d better get a reservation.
The Optimist
914 Howell Mill Rd, Atlanta, GA 30318 | (404) 477-6260
Here’s what one Google reviewer says about The Optimist: “Took my wife to dinner for date night and we had an excellent first experience. In short, everything was perfect. The service was outstanding, our waitress was personable and thorough. We had the calamari appetizer which was fantastic.”
Chops Lobster Bar
70 West Paces Ferry Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30305 | (404) 262-2675
If Bones is the king, then Chops is the president: confident, immaculate and sure in its power. Don’t be surprised to see a who’s who of old-school Atlanta in this classic chophouse.
One reviewer says this about Chops: “The food was awesome! The service is very attentive without being overwhelming all the way from the host to waiters. Great ambience. It is important to point out that they’re two restaurants in one with one being on top of the other. I could myself upstairs searching for the rest of my dinner party when they were already downstairs. Upstairs has more of speak-easy vibes while downstairs (Lobster) is more focused on fine-dining.”
The Consulate
10 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA 30309
Interior designer Douglas Hines and his wife Mei Lin, a chef with global influences, teamed up to open The Consulate in 2016 in Midtown. Before that, the Atlanta power couple opened Honey Bubble Tea in Poncey-Highland.
Make a reservation at The Consulate
If you want to experience different cultures through food, this couple has you covered. They plan to open as many as eight restaurants across the city.
9 Mile Station
675 Ponce de Leon Ave NE Atlanta, Georgia 30308 | (770) 999-1532
Entrepreneur Kelvin Slater and wife Mandy have a hit on their hands with 9 Mile Station. Described as an “elevated beer garden,” 9 Mile Station is located on the rooftop of Ponce City Market in Midtown Atlanta.
Final Word
If you’re looking for a place to eat for Valentine’s Day in Atlanta, you’re in good company. There are quite a few nice eateries that are catering to lovers like you.
Some of the best places to take a date in Atlanta are places off the beaten path. Here are some more special places to dine.
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