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Valentine's Day is coming and Raleigh has some great options for a special dinner out. Whether you want cozy and rustic or modern and artsy, there is something here for every couple. Here are some of the best restaurants for a romantic date night in Raleigh.
One of the most well known restaurants in the whole state. Angus Barn has a warm, rustic feel and has won major awards for its food. The chef is an Iron Chef America winner. The menu has house aged steaks and homemade desserts. The place also has one of the largest Colt revolver collections on the East Coast, the famous Wild Turkey Lounge, a wine cellar, and a gift shop. Do not leave without trying their chocolate chess pie.
Found in Smoky Hollow in Downtown Raleigh. Madre has soft lighting and a cozy, intimate feel. The menu has small plates for sharing and great cocktails. It is a great place to slow down and focus on each other. Also: check out the bathrooms. They are a whole experience on their own.
A Mediterranean restaurant in downtown Raleigh with bold, colorful decor. They serve small sharing plates like Stuffed Piquillo Peppers, Fig and Bleu Cheese Flatbread, and Charred Octopus. They also have a wide tea selection if you prefer that over cocktails. Fun and creative food in a one of a kind setting.
A modern American restaurant in the historic Oakwood neighborhood. For Valentine's Day they offer a 4 course dinner with an optional caviar and champagne add on for an extra special treat.
Their glass walls and lush greenery make for a bright and beautiful space. They use local ingredients in their cooking. Their Valentine's Day menu is a curated 4 course dinner.
This hidden gem in the Five Points neighborhood gives off a 1940s diner vibe. The menu has fun dish names like "Dial M for Meatloaf." Grab some dessert by the slice and enjoy the classic old school feel of this charming spot.
Named one of the Top 50 Vegetarian Restaurants in the US by OpenTable. Their menu is seasonal with vegan and gluten free options like Coconut Tofu and Veggie Shepherds Pie. Live music Tuesday through Sunday.
Whatever your style, Raleigh has a spot that will make Valentine's Day one to remember. Follow @magnoliamegan on Instagram for more local picks!
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