Tosca Clark of The Unique Bride shares her tips for romance.

Most Romantic Restaurant in San Francisco.
“Bix’s Restaurant tucked down an alleyway in North Beach is a hidden jewel for a romantic dinner. Its glamorous supper club’s charms, including a dramatic, dual-level interior and impressive main-floor bar and dining room, complete with live jazz from a baby grand.”.

Bix's Restaurant

“On the loft above, diners soak up the scene in removed comfort while enjoying softened acoustics for intimacy. Chef Bruce Hill’s seasonal American cuisine includes rows of enjoyable hors d’oeuvres—tiny potato pillows topped with crème fraîche and caviar, and elegant little lamb burgers freshened with cucumber and dill. A chef’s-choice plate of such bites followed by fresh oysters, all served with cocktails shaken tableside by tuxedoed servers. Richer second-course fare includes American Kobe bavette with puréed mashed potatoes, and truffled pecorino cheeseburgers that touch the air with heady musk. Seasonal ingredients shine in dressed-up sides such as creamed Bloomsdale spinach, and on tableside carts, including one devoted to heirloom tomatoes in summer. For dessert roasted bananas soaked in dark rum, poured tableside over vanilla ice cream.”.

Favorite Romantic Place and thing to do in San Francisco
“To me, is Crissy Fields and The Marina Greens. Born and raised in San Francisco nothing beats watching the sunset on the beach with a blanket and a bottle of wine with your guy.

Crissy Field

Favorite thing to do in Napa
“Take a Hot Air Balloon ride over the valley followed by wine tasting at all the wonderful wineries with a loaf of bread and fine cheeses.”.