Still Time to Make Valentine's Day Plans

Stumped on what to do this Valentine’s Day?  Or are your options limited because there is no sitter available for the kids?

Here are a few ideas.

No sitter for the children

Part 1. Arrange a getaway lunch while the kids are at school. It will be sunny and warm enough for a picnic and stroll at Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area at Island Ford Parkway [off Roberts Drive.]

If you prefer the indoors, dash over to Maggiano’s at Perimeter Mall. The bar can be very cozy and romantic for a lunchtime rendezvous.

Part 2. After the kids are tucked away for the night, enjoy dessert by candelight.

True Romance

Three Sheets offers its “Valentine’s Day Aphrodisiac Dinner” at $35 per person.

The five-course meal includes grilled free range New Zealand lamb lollipops or filet mignon with an acai balsamic glaze and asparagus risotto; truffled deviled eggs, oysters, and a shrimp and avocado salad.

Three Sheets is located at 6017 Sandy Springs Circle. 404-303-8423.  www.threesheetsatlanta.com.

Fun and Laughs

Comedian Tommy Blaze performs at The Punchline.  The actor/comedian has appeared on “The Late Show with David Letterman” and  “The Tonight Show” and is known for his relationship humor.

Showtime: 8 p.m.  Admission: $20.

The Punchline is located at 280 Hilderbrand Drive. 404-252-5322, www.punchline.com.

Go Persian

Rumi’s Kitchen offers a Persian Cuisine that includes appetizer dips, a choice of beef, chicken, lamb or salmon, and a selection of desserts at $49 per person.  Call for reservations. 

Rumi’s Kitchen is located at 6152 Roswell Road. 404-477-2100, www.rumiskitchen.com.