DLNews "Happy Valentin's Day!

Whether you're looking to show your love or want to spend a night with someone special, there are plenty of places to celebrate Valentine's Day in style in the Coachella Valley.

From a hot air balloon ride to a heart-shaped pizza, here are ways to make your Valentine's Day special!

Mastro's Steakhouse

Head to Mastro's for a steakhouse experience that will impress your date this Valentine's Day. This Palm Springs restaurant is known for its delicious desserts, mouthwatering seafood and juicy steaks. Order from their Valentine's menu and share a table with your loved one for a memorable meal. This special three-course menu features an oyster appetizer, a quinoa-crusted goat cheese tart entrée and a decadent dessert of caramelized banana panna cotta with espresso crumble. Mastro's enforces a strict upscale dress code, so be sure to arrive in style! No beachwear, athletic wear or oversized clothing is allowed.

Rancho Mirage Florist

Whether you're celebrating Valentine's Day with your sweetheart or looking for something to do for yourself, there are plenty of fun things in the Coachella Valley. But, of course, one of the best ways to show your loved ones how much you care is to send them flowers. Fortunately, some fabulous florists in the Rancho Mirage area offer beautiful local flower selections. These shops also provide romantic flower delivery to make your special someone feel extra loved this Valentine's Day!

If you're looking for a sweet treat to share with your loved one, check out the Brandini Toffee Factory Store in Rancho Mirage. They sell almond toffee, ice cream shakes and bars, and other treats made with local love. They also sell gift boxes so you can send their favorite treats in style!

PS Underground

PS Underground is a one-of-a-kind experience with culinary delights, live entertainment and free-flowing drinks. This gastronomic was Founded in 2012 by husband-and-wife team David Horgen and Michael Fietsam; the restaurant is a "culinary adventure space" that combines food and drink with entertainment. Diners attend a series of "Wanderings," which take place in warehouses, art galleries, parks, shuttered restaurants, and private homes. A recent dinner at PS Underground, located on South Palm Springs Drive next to Koffi South, began with sugar snap pea soup topped with lemon cream. This was followed by oven-poached opah (moonfish) and mashed potatoes. The meal was finished off with a lemon and squid ink beurre blanc. The Gand Band then entertained guests.

TRIO Restaurant + Bar

Trio Restaurant + Bar has a long history of prioritizing good food and happy guests. Now, original owner Tony Marchese has teamed up with operations manager Chris McElroy and executive chef Phillip Martin to elevate the Uptown Design District spot. It's a lively, modern spot serving solid American fare and specialty cocktails. Expect appetizers like fried stuffed olives, Korean fried cauliflower, and crab risotto fritters. TRIO also has an extensive wine list with a wide selection of wines worldwide. Try the Coachella Valley Breakfast Bowl with sweet potato, brussels sprouts, quinoa, spinach, bell peppers, ranchero sauce and poached eggs for brunch. Or try a Belgian waffle with fresh mixed berries.

Morgan's in the Desert

Located in the La Quinta Resort, Morgan's in the Desert is the oldest restaurant in Palm Springs area and is still a favorite among celebrities. Initially opened in 1926, Bay Area businessman Walter H. Morgan created this swanky fine dining destination as a retreat for his Hollywood friends. Today, the restaurant continues to impress guests with innovative, locally sourced menu items and an unforgettable dining experience. No wonder this La Quinta restaurant is often cited as one of the best in the Coachella Valley. On Valentine's Day, King's Highway Restaurant