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Five Romantic Places for Valentine’s Day

Here are a few places in Dallas and Hiram where you can celebrate with your sweetheart.

Sparkles, 4054 Jimmy Lee Smith Parkway, Hiram

Not just on Valentine’s Day but every Monday from 4 to 8 p.m. (except school holidays), skating admission is 99 cents, skating rental is 99 cents, pizza is 99 cents and sodas are 99 cents. Playzone and Laser Tag can be added at the door for $3 extra.

Hiram Coffee House, 159 Main St., Suite A, Hiram

Open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Monday, this coffee shop across from City Hall serves more than coffee and sweets. Daily homemade lunch specials, sandwiches and salads are among the offerings.

La Bella Spa & Salon, 76 Seven Hills Blvd., Suite 109, Dallas

Normally closed on Mondays, La Bella will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. for Valentine’s Day. “Hot Deal” specials through the Paulding Chamber of Commerce include a dark chocolate facial mask and chocolate-covered strawberries for $90. For $250, couples can receive not only the chocolate-covered strawberries but a bottle of champagne, aromatherapy and 1.5 hours of massage in a private room. Also, a rose petal manicure or pedicure is available for $40, manicure; $45, pedicure or $80 for both. 

Movies 278, 185 Metromont Road at Jimmy Lee Smith Parkway, Hiram

Going to the movies is a special way to celebrate Valentine’s Day. With your movie ticket, you can go to nearby Chick-fil-A to receive a free sandwich with your drink purchase.

Starbucks Coffee, 4910 Jimmy Lee Smith Parkway, Hiram or 8655 Hiram Acworth Highway at Ga. 92, Dallas

Open 5:30 a.m. to 10 p.m. at both locations, you may want to relax with your sweetheart here to sip coffee or tea with a sweet treat.

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Sarah Walraven February 11, 2011 at 01:54 pm
I agree with the spa and Hiram coffee house, but don't think the movies, Sparkles and Starbucks equal romance. Hard to be lovey-dovey with the husband around throngs of children.
I'd recommend The Olive Tree in downtown Hiram. I believe the 12th they are offering a special Greek menu and belly dancing. Not sure if the full menu is available, but they have amazing Greek food. They have Italian on the menu, but I always lean toward the Greek dishes.
Desirae Johnson February 11, 2011 at 02:03 pm
I agree with Sarah. The article's suggestions are the Dallas-Hiram area's family-friendly Valentine's Day options, but do not speak to couples looking for a romantic experience. I suggest getting a jump start on Valentine's Day by taking advantage of the weekends warmer temperatures and sunny skies. How about a romantic stroll or picnic in one of our beautiful county parks?
Jon Gargis (Editor) February 11, 2011 at 06:14 pm
Great options, Sarah and Desirae. I think it's tough to really determine a definitive five romantic places, and I think with a topic like this, one can come up with more than five. But I think it's good we got a few simple options in this list.
Some of our other recent articles suggest other ways to get out this weekend, such as the Silver Comet Trail or restaurants within a decent driving distance. But if anyone has any other suggestions for Valentine's Day or even this week, by all means, let your fellow readers know.
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