2025 is the year for love. This Valentines Day, make your sweetheart feel a little more cherished with a night on the town! Looking for a traditional Valentine's Day, or something more casual, single and still want to celebrate? From a classic date night to a solo night-on-the-town, we got you covered!
The Classic
Looking for a fancy dinner to celebrate with your partner? Make a reservation at one of our classic date-night spots in town. Enjoy delicious Italian cuisine at Nino’s, farm to table food at Ford + Shep and Starlight Cafe, or upscale diner classics at Native Fine Diner.
Enjoy a Local Event
One of the best parts about visiting Greenville-Pitt County is the community. Our local businesses love to celebrate special occasions with you, and a few of our favorite spots are hosting V-Day events for you and your boo!
Out for Lunch
We all have busy schedules, and the traditional dinner-date doesn't always cut it. If you have limited hours to celebrate with your love, try a local lunch spot for something quick. There are numerous local eateries in Downtown Greenville and beyond. Try some delicious gumbo at Blackened Kraken, some brunch faves at The Scullery, or some authentic empanadas at Moosie’s Catering Co!
Catch a Concert
Every weekend, there are amazing local artists playing all over Pitt County, and Valentine's Day is no exception. Going to a show is a classic date for a reason, and we've rounded up some of our favorite events for you!
A Museum Date
There are multiple fascinating museums and exhibits to check out in Greenville and Pitt County. The arts scene in Downtown Greenville is a great place to start, with the Greenville Museum of Art and Emerge Gallery located just a few blocks apart. If you want to step back in time, the Eastern Carolina Village and Farm Museum focuses on Eastern NC history and culture from 1840-1940. Outside town, check out the May Museum in Farmville (by appointment only), and spend the afternoon exploring the cute town. For more museums in Pitt County, check out our website!
Single? In your Rep Era?
Do you love (or hate) Valentines Day, but have no one to love (or hate) it with? Our ideal group (or solo) night is hitting the Dickinson Avenue Arts District in Downtown Greenville. This district is filled with restaurants, bars, shops, and activities for all! Explore the Dickinson Avenue Farmers and Makers Market and try some hand-crafted chocolates from Jenni’s Ugly Chocolates. Share a flight at Pitt Street Brewing Company while playing community board games. Shop for antique gifts at Dickinson Avenue Antique Market. Try a variety of 52 self-pour taps at MPourium. Head to Aji for a glass of wine and shop for international snacks and goodies. For something more physical, make a reservation at the Anger Management Rage Room! The possibilities are endless, yet all conveniently located within walking distance from one another.
Celebrating Valentine’s another week? Check out our events calendar for a full list of local events.
