This Valentine’s Day, Toronto 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 Toronto.
Valentine’s Day is happening Saturday, February 14 this year.
Valentine’s Day Toronto 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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Eataly Sherway Gardens in Toronto is offering a Valentine’s Wine Around event on February 13 from 5:30 PM to 7 PM, where guests can explore the marketplace while enjoying more than 15 Italian wine tastings paired with small bites and seasonal sweets. Tickets are required for entry.
Eataly Yorkville in Toronto is offering Valentine’s Day at-home meal kits available for pre-order pick-up. Options include a Lobster Gnocchi Dinner with black truffle and honey whipped ricotta, housemade potato gnocchi with lobster and cherry tomato sauce, and mixed chocolates priced at $79, as well as a Shrimp Tagliolini Dinner featuring tagliolini with lemon butter, shrimp and salmon roe, also served with truffle whipped ricotta and chocolates, priced at $89. Delivery is not available for these kits.
TOCA is offering a five-course Italian tasting menu for Valentine’s Day on February 13 and 14, priced at $185 per person. The Cena di San Valentino menu is designed as a seasonal progression of courses. TOCA is also offering a Valentine’s à la carte brunch on February 14 and 15, with the option of a three-course set menu priced at $120 per person.
LANO is offering a candlelit three-course Valentine’s dinner with an amuse-bouche and live acoustic music, with optional sommelier-curated wine pairings, available by à la carte pricing. LANO is also hosting a Galentine’s Dinner Party featuring shareable plates, cocktails, vinyl DJ sets, and a Polaroid keepsake for each table, available à la carte. An Italian-inspired Valentine’s brunch is also available à la carte, with espresso, sparkling wine, and signature cocktails.
EPOCH is offering a Valentine’s Signature Afternoon Tea priced at $85 per person, featuring pastries, finger sandwiches, scones, premium teas, and an optional sparkling toast. EPOCH is also offering a four-course Valentine’s Day prix-fixe dinner, A Taste of Love, priced at $130 per person.
Canto is offering a three-course Valentine’s Day dinner for $80 per person, with an optional $50 wine pairing. Main course options include miso-glazed black cod and braised short rib, followed by classic desserts.
The Chase is offering a Sweethearts sharing menu for two at $115 per person, featuring oysters, dry-aged beef tartare, sunchoke agnolotti with truffle, premium mains, and dessert.
Adrak is offering a prepaid four-course Valentine’s Day prix-fixe menu at $150 per person, with vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, traditional sides, dessert, and a cocktail or mocktail included.
Windsor Arms is offering a Pink Afternoon Tea throughout February, priced at $95 per person, featuring heart-themed pastries, classic tea service, and rosé, with weekday pricing at $15 off from Monday to Thursday.
Gift Ideas
Diablo Sugar Free offers a lineup of sugar-free and no-added-sugar sweets for those looking to enjoy treats while keeping sugar intake in check. Using alternative sweeteners, their confections deliver familiar flavours with a lighter approach, making them an easy addition to Valentine’s gifting or sharing.
Wellibites brings a modern take to candy with vegan gummies made from natural flavours and enriched with added minerals. Free from unnecessary ingredients, their sweets offer a feel-good option for Valentine’s treats without sacrificing taste.