Valentine's Day is nearly upon us, and you know you want to dazzle your significant other. What is the best plan, either in home or out, for that perfect V-Day repast. Please send us your thoughts, and tell us what you think is the most romantic way to eat in this most indulgent of cities.

An entry will be chosen by Max with the winner being presented with a bottle of champagne and two glasses, courtesy of Unicahome. If winning entry is under 21 years of age or not located in the Las Vegas Metro Area, then a gift certificate will be given. Entries will be reposted for others to read.

Well the obvious choice is the Eiffel Tower restaurant but I'll say Aureole @ Mandalay Bay

Back when my wife and I just started dating, it was a constant challenge to find time to be alone. I have two kids and my wife has three, all the kids take most of time, running them to school, soccer practice, play rehearsals and doctor’s appointments. Times that we could be alone were few and far between. When we did get time to ourselves one of the things we would do is get a bottle of champagne, nothing fancy, and some apples, cheese, and walnuts, drive out to the northwest area of Las Vegas, and find a spot that overlooked the “Strip”. We would put the tailgate down, sit on the back of my truck, and sip champagne, talk about the future and a time when our kids would be grown and we could do this whenever we wanted to, that time hasn’t come yet but it’s getting closer.

The Milos Feb 15th dinner looks like an excellent deal- $250 a head with pairings. Pricey, but Milos isn't known as being inexpensive. Should be a very nice intimate experience and a good chance to meet people. Only 36 seats available.

A great romantic spot that works every time is the Eiffel Tower restaurant. The ambiance mixed with the best view of the strip is the perfect recipe for a relaxed and romantic night. Ask for the Griggstown Pheasant breast with risotto… is just unbelievable..