These RI Restaurants May Be Perfect For Valentine's Day Celebrations

Rhode Island restaurants are gearing up for Valentine's Day, a yearly celebration of love and friendship, as reservations cross the minds of those who wish to be with their loved ones.

Valentine's Day, regularly observed on Feb. 14, falls on a Saturday this year and provides the chance for couples to share a nice, romantic meal over a candlelight dinner.

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Date nights, Galentine's gatherings and other outings will fill Rhode Island.

Here are some restaurants that are now offering reservations:

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Providence

• Providence Oyster Bar: Located on Atwells Avenue, in the heart of Providence’s historic Federal Hill, Providence Oyster Bar is Rhode Island’s leading seafood restaurant. Providence Oyster Bar offers residents and visitors the freshest selection of oysters and clams, bold and creative seafood dishes, first class service, and a vibrant, upscale atmosphere. Reservations can be made on OpenTable.

Newport

• J.T. Commons: A gathering place with a menu anchored by casual favorites & pizza — featuring two crafted takes: signature focaccia and thin and crispy Roman style. Reservations can be made on OpenTable.

Narragansett

• The Coast Guard House: The Coast Guard House Restaurant is located in a granite United States Life Saving Service overlooking Narragansett Bay that was built in the late 1800s. Reservations can be made on OpenTable.

East Greenwich

• Shayu Restaurant & Sushi Bar: Shayu offers meals of excellent quality. Shayu prides itself on serving its customers delicious, genuine Asian dishes. Reservations can be made on OpenTable.

Jamestown

• Standards: A home-style restaurant serving family favorites made from traditional recipes, with a choice selection of draft beers, wines and signature cocktails. Reservations can be made on OpenTable.

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