Boston's Most Romantic Places

Noah Weiss: Seriously impressive and inventive cocktail list. Everything with gin and egg whites was fantastic. Good and affordable late night food options too: steak tartare. Great date spot.

Jessica McIntire: Romantic setting. Amazing risotto with sirloin, gnocchi with short ribs, and scallop ravioli. That's everything I tried - you can't go wrong here.

Brian Park: St. Cloud or the Queen Bee if you like vodka. Their house brew is also excellent! Jazzy atmosphere, great place for a drink and live music

Rui Zhang: If you want to view Boston skyline from the top, come here and get a cocktail.

Susan Jung Grant: Flawless execution on oysters, lobster and fresh-caught fish in an urban-chic space. Creative cocktail list is a knock out!

Justin Breton: Three must gets: dirty martini, beef tenderloin pizza with mashed potatoes and truffle oil and the tuna tartare. $$$$, but definitely worth it. Def. one of the best restaurants in Boston! #bostoneats

Chris E: If you split a dish, they'll plate the half-portions separately (we didn't even have to ask). Great way to sample more things! The octopus, lobster gnocchi, and veal "saltimbocca" were excellent.

Mike Callahan: Went here for an anniversary and was really impressed. Small and intimate place, great service and really good food. The veal was delicious.

Steph Hill: Can't find a single thing I did not love about Toro. As a Spaniard - and Spanish food lover - I loved Toro's take on tapas. Some authentic and some with a fun twist. All delicious.

Blake Sirach: Rustic Italian small plates. Get a bottle of a big Tuscan red, a salumi or two, and enjoy the tasty meats and pastas over an evening. Perfect!