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Where To Celebrate Valentine’s Day in Chicago

Posted on February 5, 2025   |   Updated on September 30, 2025
Ava Wojnowski

Ava Wojnowski

Different Valentine's Day goodies.

Celebrate with the gals this Valentine’s Day. (Courtesy of I|O Godfrey)

Figuring out where to go on Valentine’s Day can be stressful, but it’s just over a week away. Here are six restaurants around the city offering specials.

🍪 IO Godfrey (River North)

This spot in the Godfrey Hotel will host a Galentine’s Day brunch on Feb. 16 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. This experience includes cocktails, dessert flights, a build-your-own mimosa station, and more.

🫔 Cafe Ba-Ba-Reeba! (Lincoln Park)

This tapas restaurant will have a specialty rosé sangria on Valentine’s Day. It is available by glass or pitcher, but only on Feb. 14.

🍝 Fioretta (Fulton Market)

For $135 per person, you can dine on a four-course Valentine’s Day tasting menu. Dishes include meatballs, burrata, Chilean sea bass, filet mignon, tiramisu, and more.

🥞 Park & Field (Logan Square)

This venue will host a Galentine’s Drag Brunch on Feb. 16 at 11 a.m. Along with a decadent brunch buffet, you can enjoy bottomless mimosas, bloody marys, and spiked seltzers.

🥓 Prime & Provisions (The Loop)

Indulge in the Valentine’s Day tasting menu at Prime & Provisions. For $135 per person, you can enjoy burrata and poached pear, clam chowder, and pan-seared salmon, among other options.

🍷 Wild Blossom (Beverly)

What’s more romantic than crafting your very own wine with your partner? For $145 per person, you get to create your wine, enjoy a delicious dinner, and come back for a future bottling session. There will also be a DJ and some karaoke to round out your evening.

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