Valentine’s Day is fast approaching, which means it’s time to make sure you’re caught up on all things romantic dining in the City Beautiful. Date night options in the city range from newbies like Kaya and Nami to local mainstays like Enzo’s on the Lake, Chatham’s Place and more.

Here are the 22 most romantic restaurants in Orlando, according to Yelpers. 

The Monroe

448 N. Terry Ave., Orlando
The Monroe is a swanky restaurant located in Orlando’s Creative Village, offering up cozy vibes, tasty small plates and entrees, coffee and cocktails. Credit: Photo by Rob Bartlett

Best Longwood Restaurant


Winner: Enzo’s on the Lake
Finalists: Mykonos Authentic Greek Cuisine, Pickles Authentic New York Delicatessen Credit: Photo via Enzo's on the Lake/Facebook
Death in the Afternoon 930 N. Mills Ave., Orlando “What a cute place!! We stopped in for happy hour and only got drinks but the food that went by looked so good! You can make reservations for table or bar seating but we were able to be seated as walk ins at the bar. The decor is so cool and the menu was extensive! The raspberry gin Collin’s was a little too sweet for me but at a great price point and was glad to try something different. Death in the afternoon is walkable to all of mills and will now be a staple go to.” — Kathryn P. Credit: Photo via Death in the Afternoon/Google Maps

The Moderne

1241 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando
“The Moderne is a fantastic spot for a casual yet elevated dining experience and night out. I’ve been here countless times so I thought I’d review my most recent experience. After plenty of visits I must say this place deserves 5 stars. In comparison to competitors, The Moderne really distinguishes itself and has remained CONSISTENT in service, food and drink quality.” — Haneen S. Credit: Photo via The Moderne/Facebook

Kres Chophouse

17 W. Church St., Orlando
The focus on bringing in a ritzy clientele gives the interior of this downtown Orlando restaurant the feeling of a time warp — back to when going to get a nice steak was the finest thing a discerning eater could do for themselves. But you might be surprised by the healthy selection of vegan choices on the menu as well. Credit: Photo via Kres Chophouse

Delaney’s Tavern

1315 S. Orange Ave., Orlando
“We come quite often to Delaney’s Tavern. Sometimes we meet friends for dinner or others just because we want something delicious. I have had a few of their signature cocktails and have never been disappointed. Their food is decadent in a good way. Their menu gets tweaked here and there, and I can usually find something Gluten-Free to eat, and they are super accomodating. Honestly, I don’t have a favorite dish but once had a Mushroom Risotto that was out of this world. It’s a great place with fun art, good food, and friendly staff.” — Carla L. Credit: Photo via Delaney's Tavern/Facebook

Highball & Harvest

4012 Central Florida Parkway, Orlando
“Highball & Harvest is located in the Ritz Carlton hotel and as a bar, it has a great vibe, and as a restaurant, it has a limited menu, but the food was decent enough and the service was truly stellar.” — John M. Credit: Photo via Highball & Harvest

Kaya

618 N. Thornton Ave., Orlando
At Kaya, a modern Filipino restaurant, there’s a homey feel and a menu that deliberately tests any preconceived notions people may have of Filipino fare. Credit: Photo via Kaya
Tori Tori 720 N. Mills Ave., Orlando Tori Tori is both a modern cocktail bar and a hotspot to grab traditional Japanese pub food in Orlando’s Mills 50 district. From the mind of Domu’s Sean “Sonny” Nguyen, the spot offers classic and creative cocktails, sake, beer and wine and eats like scallop crudo and wagyu gyoza. Credit: Photo via Tori Tori/Facebook

Bacán

6100 Wave Hotel Drive, Orlando
“Bacán is a gorgeous restaurant nestled inside The Wave hotel, but once you’re been seated, you do not feel like you’re in a hotel lobby. The atmosphere is very nice, the staff is very attentive, and the food is very good. I would grab a reservation, it was busy on the night that we went, but I’m not sure if that’s a daily concern since we went on a Saturday night.” — Sean C. Credit: Photo via Bacán

Pine & Oak Tavern

8600 El Prado Ave., Orlando
“Stopped in here for magical dining and really had a great experience. The decor is clean and modern. We were seated quickly and greeted right away. The servers were attentive, but there was an event that was in the hall and many of the guests came over to the restaurant and bar after so they got super busy. We did not have any issue with the service even as busy as they were – and some of the servers were literally running to get food so they were working hard and we appreciated all that they did. We even found out that the AC was out in the kitchen and the food being cooked perfectly made it even more impressive!” — Aimee B. Credit: Photo via Pine & Oak Tavern/Facebook

The H Orlando

7512 Dr. Phillips Blvd., Orlando
“I love trying new places and experiencing a restaurant that has their own menu, ambiance, and provides nothing like any other restaurant. The H Orlando provides an upscale experience that doesn’t disappoint! As expected their prices are higher scale, I would recommend it for a nice date nice or a special occasion!” — Josselin G. Credit: Photo via The H Orlando/Facebook
Nami 6004 Artist Ave., Lake Nona “Classy and romatic ambiance. Service was excellent ! Food was nicely presented and the seasonings in each dish did not overpower and brought out the main ingredient’s flavor.” — Ri M. Credit: Photo via Nami Lake Nona/Facebook

Best Ivanhoe Village Restaurant


Winner: Santiago’s Bodega
Finalists: White Wolf Cafe, The Hammered Lamb Credit: Photo via Santiago's Bodega

Toledo

1000 W. Buena Vista Drive, Lake Buena Vista
“That’s really it about this place — it’s a beautiful restaurant with lovely views situated at the top of the new tower at Coronado Springs. The caliber of food here is absolutely far superior than any of the other offerings at this sprawling resort complex. This place was absolutely packed in each of the 3 times I’ve dined here so that says a lot about what a lovely venue it is.” — Kevin W. Credit: Photo via Toledo/Yelp

Ocean Prime

7339 W. Sand Lake Road, Orlando
“The interior is still very chic with great lighting but also comfortable. It’s lively but you can still enjoy dinner conversation with your guests. Bread and cocktails come out quickly and the food service can be as fast or as leisurely as you’d like. Food highlights include their steak and seafood. The Chilean Sea Bass is the best I’ve ever had… huge portion, cooked perfectly. We are also big fans of their sides with our favorite being the jalapeño au gratin. Do not skip!” — Jenn M. Credit: Photo via Ocean Prime/Facebook

Eddie V’s Prime Seafood Restaurant

7488 W. Sand Lake Road, Orlando
“I’ve lost count of how many times we’ve dined at Eddie V’s over the years. It’s a mystery to me why my previous reviews haven’t posted because this place deserves all the praise! Whether it’s a special occasion, a date night, or simply a night out ‘just because,’ Eddie V’s consistently delivers an extraordinary dining experience.” — Pamela H. Credit: Photo via Eddie V's Prime Seafood/Facebook

Hillstone

215 S. Orlando Ave., Winter Park
Guests can access Hillstone’s scenic lakeside patio by car, boat or seaplane. Choose from a lunch, dinner or wine menu, and bask in the beautiful view of Lake Killarney with friends and strangers. Credit: Image via Hillstone/Google Maps

Sixty Vines

7760 W. Sand Lake Road, Orlando
The city’s second location of Sixty Vines, the NoCal-inspired boîte with a menu of pizzas, pastas, charcuterie boards and healthy-ish mains, is now open in the space that long held Roy’s Restaurant in the Plaza Venezia in Dr. Phillips. Credit: Photo via Sixty Vines Sand Lake/Instagram

The Boathouse

1620 E. Buena Vista Drive, Lake Buena Vista
“You will hands down never have a bad meal at Boathouse. Staff is always friendly as well which is shocking considering how crazy busy they always are. They are on top of it! It also helps that there are so many decor oriented things to look at it inside the restaurant with the many different rooms or if you sit on the water!” — Marielle M. Credit: Photo via The Boathouse/Facebook

Hampton Social

9101 International Drive, Orlando
Hampton Social on I-Drive specializes in carefully curated coastal cuisine and vibes straight out of a Vineyard Vines catalog. The menu features seafood entrees, pizzas, burgers, fish and chips, “hearty bowls” and plenty to drink. Credit: Photo via Hampton Social/Google Maps

Chatham’s Place

7575 Dr. Phillips Blvd., Orlando
Chatham’s Place has been part of the Orlando community for more than 30 years. Chef Tony Lopez, creator and owner of the restaurant, showcases locally grown produce and fresh ingredients in the eatery’s dishes. Credit: Photo via Chatham’s Place/Yelp