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Valentine’s fun on a budget! Enjoy pizza, club crawls, scenic walks, art galleries, and foodie adventures—all for $25 or less.
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1. St. Clair FBI Pizza
This authentic Italian-American restaurant is known for top-quality ingredients and live music every Saturday. It’s a must-visit this Valentine’s Day, with expertly curated menus that have date night covered.
Where: St. Clair FBI Pizza (1248 St Clair Ave W)
When: February 14, 2026
Price: Starting at $25 per person
2. Romance in the Heart of Toronto
Explore cobblestone streets, cozy cafés, unique boutiques, and charming galleries, perfect for a romantic, picture-perfect date in the heart of Toronto.
Where: The Distillery Historic District (55 Mill St.)
When: Open daily to walk through
Price: Free to enter, cost per business varies
3. Valentine’s Day Club Crawl
Three venues, three vibes, and one unforgettable night. Follow a VIP host through Isabelle’s, Bar Karma, and FUTURE for a crawl that builds all night long and ends with an epic finale on the dance floor.
Where: Starting at 548 King St W.
When: February 14th, 2026 (9:00 PM)
Price: Starting at $19.56
4. Hit the Slopes with Your Valentine
Take your Valentine on a winter adventure! Toronto’s only ski and snowboard hill at Earl Bales is back, offering runs for all levels, plus a cozy chalet to warm up in. Perfect for a fun, flirty, snowy date in the city!
Where: Earl Bales Ski & Snowboard Centre (4169 Bathurst St.)
When: Open in winter through mid-March (weather dependent)
Price: Starting at $21.29
5. Valentine’s Day @ 22
Think New Year’s Eve energy, but Valentine’s-themed—big music, packed dance floors, and a high-energy party made for couples, singles, and everyone in between.
Where: 202 Spadina Ave
When: February 14th, 2026 (10:00 PM)
Price: Starting at $20
6. The Power Plant Public Art Gallery
This leading public gallery on Toronto’s waterfront showcases thought-provoking contemporary works from Canadian and international artists. Couple that with a stroll along the scenic harbour after exploring exhibits and you’ve got a creative, romantic outing that’s light on cost and rich in conversation.
Where: The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery (231 Queens Quay W)
When: Open Wednesday-Sunday (11:00 AM - 6:00 PM)
Price: Free
7. Explore St. Lawrence Market
Spice up your Valentine’s with a foodie adventure at St. Lawrence Market! Wander the historic North and South Markets, sample local treats, discover artisanal finds, and explore at your own pace — enjoy it now, take something home for later, or save your favourites for your next visit.
Where: St. Lawrence Market (92 Front St E)
When: Open Tuesday-Sunday (times vary per day)
Price: Free to enter, cost per business varies
8. Romantic Walks
Looking for a sweet Valentine’s stroll? These romantic Toronto walks are perfect for slowing down, holding hands, and enjoying cozy moments together.
Where:
- Trillium Park (955 Lake Shore Blvd W)
- Riverdale Park (550 Broadview Ave)
- Philosopher’s Walk (78 Queens Pk Cres W)
- Humber Bay Parks (100 Humber Bay Park Rd W)
- Martin Goodman Trail (2001 Lake Shore Blvd W)
- High Park (1873 Bloor St W)
When: Open Daily (Weather Permitting)
Price: Free
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