Break the bank
The Fanciest Valentine's Dinner You Will Ever Eat
Give your special someone the taste of the finer things in life.

The A5 Wagyu Katsu Sando dinner at B&B Butchers & Restaurant includes Japanese barbecue "Tonkatsu sauce" and zucchini fries.
Image: Daniel Ortiz
Want to be a baller this Valentine’s Day? Break the bank in ridiculously glorious fashion with one of these three wild menu items.
The Post Oak Hotel's H Bar
Uptown
- The dish: The Black Gold
- The price: $1,600
- The ingredients: 16-oz. sliced Japanese A5 wagyu, seared foie gras, and shaved black truffles on a caviar-infused black and 24-karat gold brioche bun with hand-cut, 24-karat golden fries, truffle aioli, and a bottle of 2006 Dom Perignon.
- Forfeit this to afford it: a Gucci bag, or one-month's rent
B&B Butchers & Restaurant
Washington Avenue
- The dish: A5 Wagyu Katsu Sando
- The price: $120
- The ingredients: Panko-crusted, deep-fried A5 Japanese wagyu ribeye on buttered and crustless Japanese white bread with house-made Japanese barbecue "Tonkatsu sauce" and zucchini fries.
- Forfeit this to afford it: A deep-tissue massage, or a trip to Target (you know it's true)
Guard & Grace
Downtown
- The dish: Millionaire Fajitas
- The Price: $400
- The Ingredients: 24-ounce black wagyu ruby, oak-charred peppers and onions, black garlic huitlacoche steak sauce, guacamole, green Chile enchiladas, refried beans, rice, and gold flake tortillas.
- Forfeit this to afford it: Apple Watch series 5, or balayage highlights
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