"Romancing in the City: 5 Unconventional Ways to Spend Valentine's Day in NYC"
Valentine's Day is back, and with it comes the usual onslaught of overpriced dinners, tacky trinkets, and cringe-worthy dates. But don't worry, New Yorkers - you're not off the hook that easily. The city has a plethora of unique experiences to indulge in on February 14th, catering to all tastes and preferences.
For the rom-com enthusiasts, the Empire State Building is screening "Sleepless in Seattle" with complimentary drinks, snacks, and access to its iconic observatories. Tickets are pricey at $135 per person, but if you're a fan of classic love stories, it might just be worth splurging on. However, for those looking for something less traditional, the Fulton Fish Market is throwing a sultry fishy fete in its Bronx facility. The $245 premium ticket includes an absinthe ritual, Latin jazz, and a seafood feast - all while braving temperatures of 44 degrees Fahrenheit.
Foodies can indulge at home with heart-shaped pizzas from East Village Pizza or treat themselves to Brooklyn bar Hart's over-the-top "Love Stinks" meal, featuring halibut, garlic shrimp, and stuffed olives for $105 per person. Meanwhile, music lovers can sway to The Roots' special Valentine's Day performance at Brooklyn Bowl, complete with DJ sets by Questlove.
And for those who just want to poke fun at the holiday, the Bronx Zoo has you covered - literally. For a mere $15, you can name one of its Madagascar hissing cockroaches after someone (because let's face it, love is all about the little things). Whether you're in the mood for romance, seafood, or just plain silliness, NYC has something to offer on Valentine's Day.
Valentine's Day is back, and with it comes the usual onslaught of overpriced dinners, tacky trinkets, and cringe-worthy dates. But don't worry, New Yorkers - you're not off the hook that easily. The city has a plethora of unique experiences to indulge in on February 14th, catering to all tastes and preferences.
For the rom-com enthusiasts, the Empire State Building is screening "Sleepless in Seattle" with complimentary drinks, snacks, and access to its iconic observatories. Tickets are pricey at $135 per person, but if you're a fan of classic love stories, it might just be worth splurging on. However, for those looking for something less traditional, the Fulton Fish Market is throwing a sultry fishy fete in its Bronx facility. The $245 premium ticket includes an absinthe ritual, Latin jazz, and a seafood feast - all while braving temperatures of 44 degrees Fahrenheit.
Foodies can indulge at home with heart-shaped pizzas from East Village Pizza or treat themselves to Brooklyn bar Hart's over-the-top "Love Stinks" meal, featuring halibut, garlic shrimp, and stuffed olives for $105 per person. Meanwhile, music lovers can sway to The Roots' special Valentine's Day performance at Brooklyn Bowl, complete with DJ sets by Questlove.
And for those who just want to poke fun at the holiday, the Bronx Zoo has you covered - literally. For a mere $15, you can name one of its Madagascar hissing cockroaches after someone (because let's face it, love is all about the little things). Whether you're in the mood for romance, seafood, or just plain silliness, NYC has something to offer on Valentine's Day.