Valentine’s Day 2026 in Portland

Valentine’s Day 2026 falls on a Saturday, which means both daytime and evening celebrating and canoodling are fair game. Here is where you can enjoy your time together on V-Day—day or night—in a tasty way. Plus, some options are not dependent on being a couple. As Martha Stewart would say, “It’s a good thing.”

Occasions are on February 14, unless otherwise indicated. Here is Valentine’s Day 2026 in Portland.

Dinners | Other Eats and Drinks
Events and Classes

Valentine’s Day 2026: Meals and Dinners

Alma

Alma will be doing a Valentine’s Day special tasting menu for $75 per person with an optional wine pairing for an additional $45 per person. You can make your reservation on their Open Table page.

5237 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Portland. Alma website

Andina

From the restaurant: “Andina will be celebrating Valentine’s Day with a three-course dinner featuring Andina favorites, as well as Valentine’s Day specials. There will also be live music, an indulgent selection of sommelier-selected wines available for purchase, and sweet treats to complement an unforgettable evening. Featured dishes include Lomo a la Parrilla, Mariscos en ‘Papillote,’ and Ocopa de Calabaza.

It costs $110 per person, and you can make your reservations on their Open Table page.

1314 NW Glisan Street, Portland. Andina website

Bergerac

Bergerac is offering a four-course prix fixe meal for Valentine’s Day. “Celebrate your Valentine with a cozy, French dinner designed for an intimate and romantic night out. Inspired by classic French flavors and winter comfort, the evening begins with a glass of bubbles before a thoughtfully crafted four-course menu.” 

The cost is $120 per guest with a $45 optional wine pairing, and optional Valentine’s cocktails to choose from; vegetarian and pescatarian options are available, just indicate that when you book your seats, which you can do on their Open Table page. Here is the menu:

• Glass of French sparkling.
• Lemon herb shrimp with smoked paprika aioli.
• Celeriac remoulade stack, seared prosciutto wrapped dates, salad.
• Roast beef, rich wine jus, duck fat popover, potato fondant, broccolini & carrots. 
• Kahlua Crème Brûlée or Raspberry Rosemary Crème Brûlée with whipped cream and cookie.

5520 SE Woodstock Blvd, Portland. Bergerac website

Bistecca

Valentine’s à la carte highlights include:

• Bluefin Tuna & Caviar Cups with Idaho white sturgeon caviar, cucumber, chives, scallions, crispy shallots, serrano, and Italian ponzu.
• Bone Marrow Brûlée featuring bone marrow custard, onion agrodolce, preserved Meyer lemon gremolata, and toast.
• Triple Chocolate Cake with dark chocolate espresso cake, dark chocolate crèmeux and ganache, strawberry coulis, and chantilly cream.

You can reserve your seats via their Open Table page.

2145 NW Raleigh Street, Portland. Bistecca website

Brix Tavern

Brix Tavern will offer “a thoughtfully curated four-course prix fixe menu” for $65 per person. The dinner is from 5pm to 11pm and the substantial menu—here are the details. It features seasonal ingredients. 

You can make your reservation on their Open Table pages (Portland, Tualatin).

1338 NW Hoyt Street, Portland and 8187 SW Tualatin-Sherwood Road, Tualatin. Brix Tavern website

Canard Portland

Canard is doing a Valentine’s thee-course dinner. It costs $95 per person. Note: Their standard a la carte menu will not be available (they also can’t accommodate dairy-free or vegan dietary restrictions). Here is the menu:

• Course 1: Choice of honey-roasted apple Caesar OR Wagyu Steak Tartare OR foie gras dumplings.
• Course 2: Choice of chicken-fried trout OR Steak Frites OR Ricotta gnocchi.
• Dessert: Choice of chai Paris-Brest OR eggnog sundae OR mint chocolate sundae.

You can make your reservation on their Open Table page. Please also note that their menu offerings are seasonal and this menu is subject to change.

734 E Burnside Street, Portland. Canard website

Clink!

Clink! down in Salem will be offering a special Valentine’s Day menu from Wednesday, February 11 to Sunday, February 15. Additionally, on Thursday, February 12 they will be launching their Valentine’s Chef’s Tasting Menu. Seatings are at 4pm and 6pm (as of the writing of this, the 8pm seating is unavailable).

The tasting menu is $95 per person and guests can add on a wine pairing for $45 or an NA pairing for $35. Reservations can be made on their Open Table page or via the Clink! website.

The Forge, 285 Liberty Street NE #230, Salem. Clink! website

Coquine

For Valentine’s Day at Coquine, you can eat at the bar or in the dining room, and it’s $75 per person (pre-paid) no matter which you choose. Reservations at the bar are for parties of two; in the dining room, parties of two or four.

You can select what you’d like to eat from their à la carte menu, or choose to hand your dinner decisions over to the kitchen for their “Chef’s Choice” five-course prix fixe menu. For the latter option, they are happy to omit items when possible, but can’t make substitutions or special dietary accommodations. If you eat at the bar, it’s 21+ only.

You can reserve your seats on their Tock page.

6839 SE Belmont Street, Portland. Coquine website

Hey Luigi

They are offering a Valentine’s pasta special: Winter Truffle Tagliolini with handmade tagliolini, butter, Parmiggiano-Reggiano, and winter Italian black truffles. Drink specials include a Roasted Strawberry Clover Club, Roasted Strawberry Old Fashioned, and a Champagne & Chocolate Covered Strawberry Jello Shot. 

You can reserve your seats on their Open Table page.

2175 NW Raleigh Street, Portland. Hey Luigi website

Javelina

Javelina is doing a seven-course Valentine’s Day tasting menu they call “Sacred Fire,” with the overall theme of warmth, love, and light. It costs $185 per person, and there are add-ons available: NA cocktails for $80; Indigenous & sacred tea pairings for $50; and Indigenous, women-owned and BIPOC wine pairing for $100. Each dish comes with a story or education. 

You can make your reservation on their Open Table page. From: Javelina:

“Indigenous Sacred Fires are essential, ancestral gifts representing the Creator’s warmth, light, and love, used for healing, connection to the spirit world, and community gatherings. They symbolize peace, truth, and transformation, serving as a doorway to ancestors and a means to keep hearts warm. This dinner will include stories of love and kinship between many generations of people with the theme of “sacred fire.”

4636 NE 42nd Avenue, Portland. Javelina website

L’Orange

L’Orange is doing a special Valentine’s Day tasting menu. It’s $250 per person. It’s six courses (plus bonus items) with wine or NA pairings included. Be sure to indicate your preferred pairing when you book your reservation, which you can do on their Open Table page.

Of note: “Most of our menus are designed with dietary preferences and allergies in mind. Unfortunately, we cannot make individual modifications for this event.”

2005 SE 11th Avenue, Portland. L’Orange website

Mis Tacones

Valentine’s Day is February 14, of course—but it also happens to be Mis Tacones’ fourth year brick-and-mortar anniversary. Tickets are $125 per person (with window seats priced at $90 each). There are three seatings: 3pm to 5pm, 6pm to 8pm, and 9pm to 11pm. And while V-Day is a day usually embraced by couples, Mis Tacones welcomes the solo diner, too. 

Each ticket includes:

• Two drinks—it’s an open bar, with NA and alcoholic beverages available).
• Five-course prix fixe menu.
• Performances and ambience curated by their hostess, Eris. 
• Live music for the evening.
• Polaroid photos for each guest.
• And more!

You can make your reservation on their Toast page. 

1670 NE Killingsworth Street, Portland. Mis Tacones website

No Sabo

No Sabo in South Portland is offering a six-course prix fixe dinner for two for $125 (excluding gratuity); welcome bubbles included! Sabrina says, “The menu is designed to feel romantic, fun, and very ”No Sabo'”! 

They will be open from noon to 8pm on the 14th—however, dinner and the special menu for two will start at 5pm, and no a la carte menu will be available after 5pm. You can make your reservation here.

3159 S Moody Avenue, Portland. No Sabo website

Nostrana

For their “Festa di San Valentino,” Nostrana’s Chef Bryan Donaldson and his culinary team will present a special three-course menu to celebrate Valentine’s Day weekend, including optional wine pairings. They’d like for you to choose your party’s course selections that night, which you can do via this Google form, which also has the menu for the night.

Dinner starts at $135/person, non-inclusive of supplements and a 22% service charge. FYI that night  the regular Nostrana dinner menu will not be available.

Add-ons include: Wine pairings for $49; oysters for $29; caviar Croque Monsieur for $49; and a Sparkling Rosé toast for $29. You can make your reservations on their Open Table page. 

1401 SE Morrison Street #101, Portland. Nostrana website

Pal’s—Hayden Island

They are offering a four-course prix fixe menu for $65 per person, featuring mini martinis and creative seafood dishes; there’s an optional dessert espresso “for the lovebirds looking to keep the night going.” Reservations can be made on their Open Table page. 21+ only.

515 NE Tomahawk Island Drive, Portland. Pal’s website

Parallel

For Valentine’s Day, Parallel is offering five courses for $85 per person, with an optional $60 wine pairing. Please indicate any allergies or dietary restrictions in the reservation notes. They are happy to accommodate requests with advanced notice; last minute adjustments may not be possible.

You can make your reservation on their Open Table page.

3101 NE Sandy Blvd, Portland. Parallel website

Restaurant AMA

For Valentine’s Day they will offer their regular menu, as well as a “Lovers Paella.” It will have a split lobster tail, scallops, and an optional beef add-on. Upstairs will be their “Tik-Easy” (tiki bar + speakeasy) with a Tiki celebration. It’s a chance to get to know their new Tiki-inspired drinks, enjoy small bites, and “Get Lei’d” for Valentine’s Day.

112 SE 2nd Avenue, Hillsboro. Restaurant AMA

Tavern at The Heathman

They are offering a Valentine’s prix fixe dinner. It costs $105 per person This four-course menu is served from 5pm to 9pm. Here are the menu details:

• First: Beet Carpaccio OR Steak Tartare.
• Second: Seared Scallops OR Roasted Cauliflower Velouté.
• Third: Herb-Crusted Filet of Beef, Pan-Roasted Salmon OR Wild Mushroom & Ricotta Gnocchi with black truffle cream.
• Dessert: Dark Chocolate Mousse OR Crème Brûlée.
• A late-night menu and drinks are available from 9am to 11pm.

You can reserve your seats on their Open Table page. Seating will be in the newly renovated Library as well as the Tavern dining room.

1001 SW Broadway, Portland. Tavern at The Heathman website

The Bitterroot Club

On Valentines Day at 6:30pm, they are doing a Truffle and Wine Dinner, hosted by Chef Doug and AJ. It’s $250 per person (18% service charge will be added to your total during checkout) for parties of one to three persons. It includes:

• A four course, truffle-filled, family style meal (communal table).
• A curated wine pairing of some of AJ’s favorite wines from the Bitterroot Cellar. Non-alcoholic pairing available upon request.
• Endless mugs of Tack Shack Lager from their signature frosty mugs.
• They are unable to accommodate dietary restrictions or menu changes for this special dinner. 

Reserve you seats via their Tock page.

1403 SE Stark Street, Suite E, Portland. The Bitterroot Club website

Valentine’s Day 2026: Other Eats and Drinks

Chocolates

There are some local chocolate makers providing delicious treats that are worth considering. 

• Cloudforest. Makers of a variety of square chocolate bars and the amazing Magic Spread. 935 SE Hawthorne Blvd, Portland
• Creo Chocolate. A bean-to-bar chocolate maker with a relatively new chocolate lab in Northeast Portland. 122 NE Broadway, Portland
• Missionary Chocolates. Vegan chocolates with a retail space in the Hollywood District. 1925 NE 42nd Avenue, F, Portland
• Ranger Chocolate Co. A bean-to-bar chocolate company located in Southeast Portland, which hosted the inaugural Craft Chocolate Festival last year. 107 SE Washington Street, Portland
• Wildwood Chocolate. Maker of chocolate bars, drinking chocolate, and caramels. Plus their Berry Berry Hearts are around the time of year. Multiple locations
• Woodblock Chocolate. A bean-to-bar chocolate company that operates a Manufactory in Irvington. Woodblock Bakery is also located at the Manufactory. 107 SE Washington Street, Portland

Additionally there’s The Meadow and Providore shops that offer a variety of chocolates. You may also know I enjoy certain unsweetened chocolates, which I developed a taste for during cancer treatment. You can find that roundup from last year. Recently at the NW 23rd Ave location of The Meadow, I purchased a bar of Mission Chocolate’s 100% Cacau Amazonia and it was wonderful!

Doe Donuts

Doe Donuts has brought back their Conversations Hearts donuts for Valentine’s Day. These are available as a special order. It’s a box of four hearts: Apricot, Strawberry, Chocolate filled with Berry Jam, and Lavender. The box costs $22.

Email specialorders@doedonuts.com to order yours; order close Monday, February 9. Here are some guidelines:

• The pick-up window is Thursday to Saturday, February 13 to 15.
• Indicate the date and time you want to pick up.
• Indicate the messaging option: sweet, spicy 1, or spicy 2.
• If you want custom words on it, they can do that; it’s an extra $1 per donut. Be as spicy as you like.

4110 NE Sandy Blvd, Portland. Doe Donuts website

FIKA

Joe at FIKA is putting together his Valentines Truffle Gift Boxes. There are a dozen truffles in total. Boxes are $34 when you pick them up locally, and $45 shipped.

Flavors include a mix of Bourbon Salted Caramel, Key Lime, Cherry Amaretto, Yuzu, Osmanthus Apricot, and Passionfruit. He says about the osmanthus, “For those of you not familiar with Apricot Osmanthus it’s derived from the fragrant flower of an Asian tree and has a subtle apricot flavor I find really interesting.”

He is taking orders through Friday, January 30, so if you’re interested let him know via Instagram DM or by email. They will be ready for pick up/shipping on Monday, February 9. Private home in Southeast Portland

Grand Central Bakery

You can pre-order their Valentine’s Day cookies—deadline is Sunday, February 8. The options are Pink Sparkle Shortbread, Chocolate Heart, and Jam Hearts. Place your orders on the Grand Central website.

Multiple locations. Grand Central Bakery website

Oyatsupan Bakers

Oyatsupan Bakers is offering Valentine’s Day pre-orders, which include:

• 6” Chocolate Whipped Cream Cake filled with local mixed berry preserves, finished with sablé cookies, and topped with a sweet conversation heart message.
• Cookie Gift Packs, featuring one heart-shaped sugar cookie and one heart-shaped chocolate sablé cookie, finished with chocolate drizzle and festive sprinkles.

Pickup os available Friday, February 13 or Saturday, February 14. Indicate your preferred day when you place your order, which you can do here on their Square site.

16025 SW Regatta Lane, Beaverton. Oyatsupan website

Palomar

And now for something a little different—From Ricky Gomez:

“Palomar won’t necessarily be doing a Valentine’s-specific menu, but what we are doing that whole week is pretty exciting. The Tuesday after Valentines Day is Mardi Gras. I’m originally from New Orleans and wanted to celebrate this year by doing a menu of food and drink for the entire week leading up to it.” The dates of this special menu are Tuesday to Tuesday, February 10 to 17.

The menu includes apps, mains, and dessert and looks pretty good. Think Crab Hush Puppies and Oysters Rockefeller; Crawfish Etouffe and a Crab Boil; and King Cake Tres Leches.

1422 NW 23rd Avenue, Portland. Palomar website

Parkrose Coffee

The good folks at Parkrose Coffee have released their Valentine’s specials for the season. 

• The Parkrose Pistachio: Their signature pistachio & rose latte.
• The Heart Throb: Cherry mocha with whipped cream & heart sprinkles.
• Smooch Smooch Smooch: Iced shaken espresso with salted caramel cold foam.
• U R Berry Sweet: Raspberry & white chocolate mocha.
• Perfect Match-a: Honey & rose matcha.
• Lavender Love: Lavender fog tea latte.

4826 NE 105th Avenue, Portland. Parkrose Coffee Shop website

Riley Seasonal Cakes

Her cakes are popping up at two spots on Saturday, February 14. Cake slices will be available at both Vintish Interiors (10:30am to 1:30pm) and Makerspace Sellwood (11am to 4pm). Since baker Erin Sosnowchik can’t be at two places at once, Vintish will serve cakes at their place while Erin will be in Sellwood. The two cakes are:

• DARK CHOCOLATE, PASSION FRUIT & BLACK SESAME: chocolate rye cake, passion fruit curd, black sesame streusel, black sesame buttercream
• OLIVE OIL, BLOOD ORANGE & WHITE CHOCOLATE: olive oil cake, vanilla custard, blood orange jelly, salted white chocolate buttercream

At Vintish there will also be coffee, cheese, and breakfast bites; at Makerspace look for slab cake slices + a limited amount of mini cakes.

5824 NE 42nd Avenue and 1520 SE Bybee Blvd, Portland. Vintish Interiors website and Makerspace Sellwood website

Steven Smith Teamaker

At their cafes, Steven Smith Teamaker is doing a Valentine’s Tea Flight for $17. “Our three most romantic black, green and herbal teas. Includes Lover’s Leap, Kissmet and Rose City Genmaicha.”

You can also enjoy their Tea & Chocolate Flight for $20. It’s three teas each paired with chocolate from Ranger Chocolate Co., which is located just across the street. 

110 SE Washington Street and 500 NW 23rd Avenue, Portland. Steven Smith Teamaker website

Tavern at The Heathman

In the daytime hours of Valentine’s Day, you can take an Enchanted Valentine’s Tea. It coasts $98 per person ($35 for children). It will be hosted in the historic library with seatings at 10am and noon. Menu includes savory bites, sweets, and house-made scones. You can reserve your seats on their Open Table page.

1001 SW Broadway, Portland. Tavern at The Heathman website

The Hazel Room

On Valentine’s Day weekend they are rolling out a new menu, including new gluten-free pancakes. The pancakes are topped with lemon curd, blueberry compote, and vanilla bean whip. Look for strawberries and cream crêpes and shakshuka, as well.

3279 SE Hawthorne Blvd, Portland. The Hazel Room website

Tiny Moreso

Their Valentine’s preorder menu, which includes their annual cheesecake minipacks, Black Forest cakes for two, and a special in pick up meal on February 14. Order on their Square website.

 4520 NE 42nd Avenue, Portland. Tiny Moreso website

Valentine’s Day 2026: Events and Classes

DB Dessert Company

For the holiday, you can take their Valentines Cake Decorating class on Saturday, February 7 from noon to 3pm. It costs $99 per person, and you can buy tickets to the class on their website. 

“Create your own elegant mini celebration cake in this hands-on decorating class. Learn simple buttercream techniques, piping details, and finishing touches to make your cake look bakery-perfect.” No experience is necessary. 

2624 NE Alberta Street, Portland. DB Dessert website

My-O-My

The aptly titled, “Be My O Mine Valentine’s Day” event will be February 14. They’ll have a handmade photo booth, Cupid’s craft corner, Love Song karaoke, and a jello shot kissing booth. “We’ll make sure whether you’re flying solo or all entangled in love, you’ll have a good time at My O My!”

8627 NE Sandy Blvd, Portland. My-O-My website

Peacock PDX

Head to Peacock for the Wreck Your Ship, a 21+ OFMD (Our Flag Means Death) Drag Show, on Saturday, February 14 from 7pm to 10pm. Hosted by Fanny Devito and Maron Ett. Tickets are $7.77 to $1—buy tickets here. Description from the event organizers:

Love is messy. Pirates are messy. Drag is gloriously messy.

This Valentine’s Day, set sail for a night of romance, revenge, and ridiculous queer pirate fantasy as Our Flag Means Death crashes into the drag world at Peacock PDX. Expect lace and leather, blood and glitter, heartbreak and happy endings—all served with a wink and a dagger.

Whether you’re celebrating love, mourning it, or swearing revenge against it, this show is for the Stizzy, the heartbroken sailors, and the hopeless romantics alike. Think swashbuckling performances, campy comedy, and drag that would make even Blackbeard blush.

Content Disclaimer: This is an alternative drag show and may include fake blood, gore, and dark theatrical elements. Dead doves included— please take care of yourselves accordingly. Bring your lover, your crew, or your emotional baggage— and prepare to fall in love, die dramatically, and cheer very loudly. Because this Valentine’s Day… our flag means death.

1400 SE Morrison Street, Portland. Peacock PDX website

Pomalo Bar

Pomalo Bar is hosting a “Paint Your Partner” date night in collaboration with Craft Collective, 7p to 9pm on Valentine’s Day. “Guests are invited to sip, laugh, and paint a portrait of their partner or best friend.” You do not have to be an artist or have any art experience to participate. A prize for the best portrait includes a $50 Bar Nouveau gift card, which is pretty sweet.

More from the press release, which gives you everything you need to know without our rephrasing it:

The evening is open to all couples and guests, whether they’re joining for the guided painting experience or simply stopping by for a bite and a drink. Pomalo will also offer Valentine’s Day cocktail and food specials, with DJ HNST kicking off his “Lover’s Rock” set which will be a mix of groovy R&B edits, future hits, and neo-soul.

You can reserve your space on the Craft Collective website.

5903 N Lombard Street, Portland. Pomalo Bar website