Downtown Brooklyn is quickly becoming one of the most exciting destinations for date night, especially as Valentine’s Day approaches. Our list of DTBK date night spotspoints to an evening defined by intimate spaces, thoughtful hospitality, and memorable food. Whether you’re planning ahead or keeping things flexible, DTBK offers no shortage of romantic dining options.
This year, we’re spotlighting Peaches Prime, alongside a curated list of Downtown Brooklyn restaurants to keep on your Valentine’s Day radar.
Peaches Prime
590 Fulton St, Brooklyn, NY
A Downtown Brooklyn gathering place rooted in hospitality, Peaches Prime is the most elevated of the Peaches Hospitality Group locations—a place for crafted cocktails, pre-theater dinners, and special occasions—without losing the comfort that defines the brand. The restaurant’s location makes it a natural gathering place before and after performances at nearby BAM, BRIC, TFANA, the Brooklyn Paramount, and Barclays Center.
For Valentine’s Day, Peaches Prime offers a prix-fixe menu at $95 per person, featuring menu highlights like coconut squash bisque, their top-selling oxtail fettuccine (made with fresh handmade pasta and slow-braised oxtail sauce that blends Caribbean and Southern flavors), and short rib bourguignon. Whether you’re celebrating something special or simply looking for a warm, welcoming atmosphere, Peaches Prime delivers familiar dishes executed with care and intention—an extension of home.
Sushi Koju
252 Schermerhorn Street at Ace Hotel Brooklyn
For couples seeking a more intimate and experience-driven dinner, Sushi Koju in Downtown Brookyln offers a refined Valentine’s Day option. Executive Chef Kevin Garrison will present a 14-course Premium Omakase at the restaurant’s 14-seat Omakase bar.
An optional five-course sake pairing is available, along with an extensive sake list featuring rare bottles and local Brooklyn producers. Guests may also enjoy wine or cocktails such as the Koju Spritz, made with ume sake, Lillet Blanc, and prosecco rugé col fondo.
The evening is enhanced by a curated Japanese music soundtrack played on a rare Audio-Technica vinyl system with handmade Silence Please speakers. Seatings are available at 6:00 PM and 8:30 PM.
LELE’S ROMAN
252 Schermerhorn Street at Ace Hotel Brooklyn
Also located inside the Ace Hotel, Lele’s Roman offers a warm and inviting Valentine’s Day experience. Guests can choose between à la carte dining or a sharing-style prix-fixe for two, with optional wine pairings to complement the menu. It’s an ideal setting for couples who appreciate comfort, simplicity, and Roman-inspired flavors.
Botte Brooklyn
327 Gold St, Brooklyn, NY
Celebrating Roman culinary traditions, Botte Brooklyn delivers a versatile and relaxed Valentine’s Day option. The menu includes pizzas, charcuterie boards, small plates, handmade pastas, seafood, meats, burgers, and classic Italian desserts such as panna cotta, tiramisu, and Nutella tart. A solid choice for couples looking for variety in a welcoming setting.
Maison Sun
200-3 Schermerhorn Street, Brooklyn, NY
For an elevated Valentine’s experience, Maison Sun is offering a Valentine’s Day 2026 tasting menu priced at $325 per guest, plus tax. Led by Chef Nancy Nguyen, formerly of Eleven Madison Park, the seven-course prix-fixe menu highlights seasonal ingredients, artful presentation, and dishes designed to be shared. This is a destination for couples seeking a refined, intimate evening centered on culinary storytelling.
Kashi Indian Cuisine & Bar
286 Livingston St, Brooklyn, NY
At Kashi, North Indian cuisine is reimagined for the modern palate. The menu features slow-cooked biryanis, char-grilled kebabs, and bold, flavorful dishes paired with a thoughtfully curated bar program. Indian-inspired cocktails and premium spirits make this a vibrant and distinctive choice for Valentine’s Day dining. Enjoy their five-course menu at $111 per person.
Atti
294 Livingston St, Brooklyn, NY
Tucked among Downtown Brooklyn’s high-rises, Atti offers a Korean dining experience rooted in tradition. Guests grill premium wagyu, marinated prime galbi, and cured meats at individual tables, accompanied by a wide array of classic Korean side dishes. The interactive nature of the meal makes Atti ideal for couples who enjoy a shared, engaging dining experience.
Gage & Tollner
372 Fulton St, Brooklyn, NY
A historic Downtown Brooklyn institution, Gage & Tollner is a classic oyster and chop house that blends timeless elegance with modern execution. Known for its impeccable service and top-quality ingredients, it remains a go-to destination for couples seeking a traditional yet elevated Valentine’s Day dinner.
The Fat Fowl
City Point BKLYN | 445 Albee Square West
Chef Benjamin’s innovative and inventive take on Caribbean fusion food has made Fat Fowl a Downtown Brooklyn destination. From the signature oxtail grilled cheese to lavender rotisserie chicken, Fat Fowl takes traditional Caribbean flavors and transforms them using the freshest ingredients, making dishes familiar and accessible, but also radically new. On Valentine’s Day, Chef Shorne will be cooking up a dinner for 2 for $45; seats are first come first serve!
Fogo de Chão
City Point BKLYN | 445 Albee Square West
For a lively and indulgent Valentine’s celebration, Fogo de Chão will offer full dinner pricing all day on Saturday, February 14. The restaurant features an open churrasco grill, premium fire-roasted meats, an expansive Market Table, dry-aged meat lockers, and a spacious dining room that balances energy with warmth.
KUUN
290 Livingston Street
At KUUN, happiness is a habit and joy is a daily occurrence that usually happens right around mealtime. For over a decade, KUUN has been providing authentic Korean cuisine that emphasizes honest, traditional flavors with straightforward ingredients. The cozy, colorful atmosphere pairs perfectly with bold, flavorful Korean dishes that are easy to bond over. It’s the simple, basic joy of a meal well-shared, making it an ideal spot for couples seeking warmth and authentic flavors this Valentine’s Day.
JUNIOR’S
386 Flatbush Ave Ext, Brooklyn, NY
This classic establishment brings vintage diner vibes that are perfect for a nostalgic Valentine’s Day experience. Come for the atmosphere, stay for the iconic cheesecake—there’s nothing quite like sharing a slice of Junior’s famous cheesecake with your sweetheart in this beloved Brooklyn institution.
Mito
280 Ashland Place
The definition of modern Japanese cuisine is about innovation—a new and imaginative approach to cooking and presentation of food. Mito pushes the boundaries of traditional culinary techniques and incorporates unexpected ingredients and flavors to create unique and unforgettable dining experiences. Dine at Mito to delight the senses and explore their culinary vision. Perfect for a romantic sushi date after a night at BAM.
Downtown Brooklyn’s Valentine’s Day dining scene continues to grow, offering something for every kind of couple. From intimate omakase counters to interactive grills and classic dining rooms, the neighborhood delivers a diverse range of ways to celebrate. With Peaches Prime leading the way, DTBK proves that romance and great food are always close to home.
