Help! Last minute Valentine's dinner?
Need somewhere in the N.E. LA - Glendale - Pasadena area for a Valentines dinner. No - forgetful me did NOT make reservations yet!!!
Open to pretty much anything as long as it is fairly reasonably priced and not sushi!
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Thanks for all the recco's! Snagged an early reservation at Central Park and am very much looking forward to it.
Cafe Atlantic is good - just every time I've been there the wait for the food was interminable. But they do have pretty good Cuban food, but not terribly authentic. At least nothing like Cuban food at Cuban restaurants in S. Florida. Which, BTW, the potato balls at Porto's have all those S. Florida places beat!
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perhaps bistro verdu in glendale (montrose)...see "news" on their website re Valentines Day prix fixe. http://www.bistroverdu.com/pages/news.... (I haven't been recently...granted, not super romantic but comfortable ambiance and the food was good at that time).
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Honestly, I think your best option here is cooking dinner for your sweetness. Go to Costco or Santa Monica Seafood, buy 2 lobster tails, steam until red, serve with melted butter. Stock up on the Trader Joe's champagne. The crowds on Valentine's Day are a real turn-off (at least for me!)
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I just had a reservation at Cafe Flore, It is a nice, cozy bistro in Beverly Hills. Prix-fixe menu though, which I do not like. Wish I could order from their regular menu, but can't be picky so late.
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I just checked on opentable, and the following restos have availability on Valentine's Day at 7:30 p.m. for two people:
Bar Celeona (tapas) in Pasadena
Crocodile Cafe - Glendale
Crocodile Cafe - Pasadena
Vive Restaurant & Lounge - PasadenaSorry, not the best selection...Your probably best off with Bar Celeona. It's the best out of a mediocre bunch.
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