Romantic 3-Hour Valentine's Dinner Tour in Colorado Springs
Difficulty
easy
Duration
3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves moderate walking on paved city streets.
Overview
Spend a romantic evening exploring Colorado Springs’ finest eateries on a 3-hour progressive dinner tour. Enjoy champagne, surprise tastings, and love stories at five unique spots downtown.
Details
Celebrate love with Rocky Mountain Food Tours' 3-Hour Valentine's Progressive Dinner Tour in downtown Colorado Springs. This unique experience invites couples to savor a curated multi-course meal spread across five distinctive local eateries. From a celebratory champagne toast to surprise tastings, every stop delivers delicious flavors paired with intimate stories about romance and local legends. The tour not only highlights Colorado Springs’ vibrant culinary scene but also creates a charming atmosphere for couples to connect and enjoy the city’s rich history. Along the way, you'll learn compelling love stories rooted in Colorado Springs’ past, adding a special personal touch to your evening. Supporting local chefs and businesses, this progressive dinner is both a culinary journey and a community celebration, offering a memorable night filled with flavor and romance. It’s perfect for couples looking to enjoy an elegant, relaxed, yet engaging dining adventure that moves beyond a typical dinner out.
Adventure Tips
Wear comfortable shoes
You'll be walking between five locations, so dress for comfort and mild city walking.
Arrive early for parking
Downtown parking can fill up quickly in the evening, especially on weekends.
Bring a light jacket
Evenings in Colorado Springs can get chilly, especially in spring and fall.
Inform about dietary restrictions
Notify the company ahead of time if you have allergies or special dietary needs.
Local Insights
Hidden Gems
- Acacia Park – a quiet, romantic spot just a short walk from downtown restaurants
- Historic Old Colorado City district with charming shops and cafes
Wildlife
- Urban squirrels
- Local songbirds such as robins and sparrows
History
Colorado Springs grew rapidly in the late 19th century as a resort destination, rich with stories of romance and pioneering settlers.
Conservation
Rocky Mountain Food Tours partners with local businesses that emphasize sustainable sourcing to minimize environmental impact.
Frequently Asked Questions
Photography Tips
Best Times
Best Viewpoints
- Acacia Park fountain area
- Strolling along Tejon Street
- Historic downtown sidewalk cafés
What to Photograph
Recommended Gear
Comfortable walking shoes
Essential for walking between multiple restaurants comfortably.
Light jacket or sweater
Keeps you warm during cooler evening temperatures.
fall specific
Umbrella or raincoat
Helpful in case of spring rain showers while walking between stops.
spring specific
Small backpack or purse
Useful for carrying personal items and any souvenirs or menus.