I'm thinking ahead for Valentine's Day. Since its a Monday I can't see us trekking into the city, so I was thinking of staying either in Northern Queens or Western Nassau. Any suggestions?
dandj
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I went to the Steakhouse.... the food was very good! And it is nice inside, they have a little bar right next door which seems nice. I have to admit, it was a little pricey for Queens though, more like city prices.
1017Bride
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That's what I heard that it's more pricey. Is it romantic?
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romantic?
1017Bride
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Napa and Sonoma Steakhouse, is it romantic?
bedda26
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Amice Amore is good and romantic. It's in Astoria. DH and I go there a lot. It's on Newtown Avenue and I think 29th Street. Right on that corner.
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Posted by bedda26
Amice Amore is good and romantic. It's in Astoria. DH and I go there a lot. It's on Newtown Avenue and I think 29th Street. Right on that corner.
Get the OSSO BUCCO!!!! It's absolutely incredible!!!! (where's the drooling emoticon?).
I don't know if I consider it romantic ... I've only been there with my dad (he knows the owner) or other family
dandj
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Napa and Sonoma - to be honest I was with my parents and brother so it wasn't the most romantic experience. From what I remember, there were couples and some groups too....wasn't the most romantic place I'd ever been to, but it had potential...I'm sure on Valentine's day it will.
1017Bride
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Thank you. So where did you decide you are going Denise?
ckgmwedding
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You also can't go wrong w/ the Parkside restaurant in Corona (the side room w/ the windows).
Good luck!
Cin
PS--Although on Valentine's usually service is not as good and you are a bit rushed...at any place.
I was going to say the Parkside- I got engaged the FIRST time there!
dandj
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i''m leaning toward Prima Amore on Francis Lewis because it is the closest, but I may have check the others out in the upcoming weeks... they all sound good!