This Valentine’s Day, Los Angeles restaurants are offering menus that range from classic romantic favourites to creative dishes that spotlight local ingredients. From intimate dining rooms downtown to cozy neighbourhood spots, there are many ways to celebrate. Whether you are planning a night out or looking for inspiration for a special meal, this guide highlights where to dine for Valentine’s Day in Los Angeles.
Valentine’s Day is happening Saturday, February 14 this year.
Valentine’s Day Los Angeles 2026: Restaurant Offerings
This list is not exhaustive and I update the information becomes available. I try to feature as much as I can but certainly this is not all that is out there. If your favorite restaurant is not on the list, I would recommend contacting them to see what they are offering.
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For couples craving a Valentine’s celebration with a laid-back coastal sensibility, Hyatt Centric Delfina Santa Monica offers a stylish setting just moments from the beach. At Coastal Harvest Bar & Kitchen, the hotel’s new signature all-day restaurant, Valentine’s Day is marked with a special prix-fixe–style dinner menu designed for effortless indulgence. Guests can begin with a choice of Heirloom Caprese or Lobster Bouillabaisse, followed by entrées such as Wagyu Steak with Black Opal striploin and peppercorn jus or Roasted Scottish Salmon with aji verde. The evening concludes on a sweet note with desserts like Dubai Chocolate Pistachio Tart or Strawberry Red Velvet Cake.
Costa Covo Osteria in Beverly Hills is offering a multi-course prix-fixe Valentine’s Day dinner on February 13 and 14 from 6 PM to 10 PM, priced at $145 per person at L’Ermitage Beverly Hills. The coastal Italian-inspired menu begins with caviar served with cauliflower, chives, and Meyer lemon, followed by a choice of starters such as a chilled seafood platter with oysters, sea urchin, and Alaskan crab, Wagyu beef tartare, or foraged mushroom agnolotti with winter black truffle. Entrée options include Maine lobster rigatoni, Acquerello risotto with white truffles, or beef tenderloin Rossini with foie gras and madeira jus. Dessert selections include coconut and tropical fruit Aphrodite or a dark chocolate and strawberry Sweet Hearts creation. Guests can also extend the evening with cocktails at the hotel’s Poza Rooftop Restaurant & Bar overlooking the Beverly Hills skyline. Reservations are available through OpenTable.
Fairmont Breakers Long Beach in Long Beach is offering multiple Valentine’s weekend dining and cocktail experiences across its restaurants and lounges from February 13 through 15. Sky Room will serve a special Valentine’s menu alongside its regular offerings, including tableside California Wagyu Beef Wellington service paired with panoramic rooftop views. Nettuno offers its regular Italian dinner menu with an optional prix-fixe selection on Valentine’s weekend, followed by a February 15 “La Dolce Galentine” brunch featuring a complimentary mimosa or spritz and a note from the chef. HALO Rooftop hosts Valentine’s cocktails with skyline and ocean views, while Alter Ego jazz lounge presents themed cocktails such as Sweet Talk and Dirty Little Secret alongside live jazz performances throughout the weekend. Guests can also book couples treatments at the hotel’s spa as part of a Valentine’s stay experience.