Most Romantic Restaurants on the Connecticut Shoreline
Whether you’re planning to pop the question, celebrating Valentine’s Day, making reservations for your honeymoon or celebrating 30 years as Mr. and Mrs., there’s no better destination to celebrate than the Connecticut Shoreline. Enjoy French cuisine at Bar Bouchée, take in breath taking views atop the High George Restaurant at the Blake Hotel, or get lost in a cozy corner of The Essex.
New Haven
High George at the Blake Hotel
High George a new rooftop bar and restaurant from celebrated Chef Tyler Anderson, take in beautiful views of New Haven and food inspired by New England. Heads up, it is a three-season restaurant, so please check their schedule for availability.
Madison
Bar Bouchée
Popular for both its intimate yet boisterous atmosphere and affordable yet authentic french bistro fare, Bar Bouchée has become a gathering place for neighbors and romantics alike.
Old Saybrook
The Essex
Passion, love and innovation fuel The Essex vision to bring a full spectrum experience to guests - with a foundation in French technique and a modern approach to classic American cuisine. Combined with fireplaces and cozy dark leather, it’s the perfect romantic spot.
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