Holiday Date Night at ROW

The holidays are the perfect excuse to slow down, linger a little longer, and turn an ordinary evening into something special. At ROW DTLA, date night isn’t about rushing from reservation to reservation—it’s about savoring the in-between moments. Here’s our ideal holiday date night, designed for connection, discovery, and a little indulgence along the way.

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Start with coffee at GGET

‍Ease into the evening with a thoughtfully crafted coffee or seasonal drink from GGET. It’s the kind of place that invites conversation—warm, unfussy, and grounded in quality. Grab a cup, take a breath, and let the night unfold naturally.

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Take a leisurely stroll through ROW‍

With coffee in hand, wander the historic walkways and open-air corridors. Holiday light, crisp air, and industrial architecture set the tone—perfect for an unhurried stroll.

Pop into the shops

‍Make the walk interactive by ducking into ROW’s boutiques and showrooms. From design-forward finds to unexpected gifts, browsing together is half the fun. No pressure, just discovery.

Get pampered at Powder Beauty

‍Before the night really gets going, treat yourselves to a little self-care at Powder Beauty. Whether it’s a quick refresh or a glow-up moment, it’s a chance to relax, reset, and feel your best heading into the evening.

Get hands-on with Claedo

‍Turn date night into a shared experience with a hands-on workshop at Claedo. Creating something together—learning, laughing, getting a little messy, adds a layer of meaning that lasts well beyond the night itself.

End with dinner at Rappahannock Oyster Bar

‍Cap it all off with dinner at Rappahannock. Fresh seafood, expertly prepared dishes, and a warm, inviting atmosphere make it the perfect place to settle in and toast the night. Order oysters, share plates, linger over dessert—and don’t rush the ending.

At ROW, holiday date night is about intention over itinerary. Come for the coffee, stay for the experiences, and leave with memories that feel just as good as the season itself.

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