COASTAL Orange Beach offers amazing sunset views for a romantic dinner on the beach. They have a Valentine's Day menu for the special day. Crab Wellington, Surf & Turf are available but the setting will show you care.
Make Your Valentine's Plans at the Beach
News Staff • February 13, 2024
The day is Wednesday, February 14th
It is going to be a festive and romantic month in February. This year Fat Tuesday in on the 13th and the next day is Valentine's Day. So we have some ideas for the 14th that could help you from being in the "dog house" on the 15th.
Valentine's Day originated as a Christian feast day honoring a martyr named Valentine who was persecuted for ministering to Christians. While in jail he is said to have restored the sight of his jailer's daughter. Valentine later wrote the jailer's daughter a letter signed "Your Valentine" as a farewell before his execution.
So the moral of the story could be that if you forget Valentine's Day bad things could happen! Here are a few local suggestions to keep things romantic in your life.
Renew your vows at LuLu's in Gulf Shores. The event is taking place on Saturday the 17th, from 1 to 3 PM. You can enjoy all the events of the week and if you are still together, renew those special vows. There will even be wedding cake aand flowers for the bride.
The Hangout in Gulf Shores is having a family Valentines event from February 14 to the 17th. So grab the kids and make them part of the special day. They have a complimentary brownie per meal purchase on Valentine's Day.
The Rouses grocery store has fresh flowers arriving daily, floral arrangements for all occasions, and you’ll love the great selection of decorations and decor. They also offer a variety of beautifully wrapped gift baskets.
Valentine’s Day Surf‘n Turf Special Love is in the air and on the plate at Wolf Bay! Their annual Valentine's Day Surf N Turf Special Menu. Savor a 7oz Chimichurri Filet Mignon & 7 Gulf Shrimp (Grilled or Fried), perfectly paired with a Mushroom & Pea Risotto and Grilled Vegetables.
Tacky Jacks is offering a special Valentine’s Day menu on Wednesday, February 14th from 11:00 am to closing at all three of their waterfront locations in Orange Beach, Gulf Shores, and Fort Morgan.
Reservations are recommended, and you can make them by calling the restaurant or visiting their website.
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The menu includes starters like marinated crab claws for $18 and green curry hummus for $8. For entrees, you can choose between duck and scallops for $34 or short ribs for $32. And for dessert, there is Mexican chocolate mousse bombe for $8. Reservations are suggested and can be made by calling 251-923-5300. Happy hour, sunset, and regional menu items will not be available on Valentine’s Day. The special menu starts at 4pm.
Cosmo's Valentine's Day menu offers a variety of seafood and pasta dishes. For an appetizer, you can try the crawfish bread, which is Louisiana crawfish tossed in a cheesy cream sauce and baked on French bread. For an entree, there are three options: seared scallops with wild mushroom risotto, bronzed red snapper with smoked gouda and jalapeño grits, and lobster andouille mac-and-cheese.
Want to make it yourself? The Meat Mart in Orange Beach is offering a special Valentine's Day menu for two for $69.99. The menu includes a choice of two Certified Angus Beef steaks, such as a 22 oz prime rib porterhouse, two 8 oz prime grade filet mignon, or two 12 oz prime grade ribeye. You can also choose from a selection of surf options.
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