I want to take my girlfriend out on a romantic date, but dinner and a movie seem so cliche... other thoughts?

Answer 1

I'd say you take her to a really nice restaurant and surprise her by getting a room at a really nice hotel, go ice skating, take her on a horse and carriage ride around nyc, have dinner ready for her when she comes over with candles lit and the dog with a bow on, theres a few ideas! Good Luck!

Answer 2

will if your old enough take her too a pool hall...play some pool with her. Take her ice skating or to a roller rink. Or you could just make a dinner at home and let her pick out dvds.. romantic ones.. The LakeHouse is a good flick ( I only watched it cause I'm a fan of Keanu Reeves ..and Sandra Bullock is realllyyyyyyyyy hot ) LOL. Or you could do a picnic under the stars...that is if you live somewhere warm.. or take blankets or something.

Answer 3

1. Horseback riding and a picnic.
2. Park high up to see the city lights and have dinner in the car while enjoying the view.
3. Make her follow clues to find you. Last clue will lead her to a nice restaurant where you're waiting at a table.
4. Sign up for night of ballroom dancing lessons with her.
5. Take her for a hot balloon ride if you can afford it.

Answer 4

So many things you can do with her. Most likely what you think is cheesy....she will find romantic. For example, dinner and a walk through the woods. Or a bike ride. Take her to the country and stop on a country road, turn off your lights and have her look at the stars. They are very clear to see when there are no city lights around. Make a dinner at your place with candles, play romantic music and ask her to dance. Sounds cheesy, but believe me, she'll like it.

Answer 5

It depends on her, what she likes. I always find going to the arcade with a guy to be a really awesome and even romantic date.
You should cook her dinner, it's very romantic and she will love you for it. I know you said dinner is cliche, just don't go out, have your date in and cook for her.

Answer 6

Consider two approaches to where to go on a date. First, go to a venue where there is excitement and entertainment. This would be a movie, play, stage show, anything with lots of people watching and/or listening to sound. Second, go to a place where there is plenty of visual appeal but plenty of opportunity to talk. Something like a museum, art gallery, a display of something. This would be places where you can carry on a conversation and still enjoy what you are looking at. Both approaches have merit. Depends on what you are looking for as a result.

Answer 7

As a lady speaking. I find picnics are always romantic with a nice bottle of wine or watching DVD's on the living room floor surrounded by candles. Don't be afraid to use your imagination. Good luck.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

when the weather is nice pack a picnic for the 2 of you. Go late in the day so you can watch the sunset and then look at the stars.

Answer 10

A museum? Art Gallery...
These are great ways to get to know each other. It provokes thought and talking with one another.

You can find out a lot about a person just by asking... "Do you like this painting?"