Your Last-Minute Forest Hills Valentine Guide

You don’t have to say anything — we already know. You forgot about Valentine’s Day. Sure, it happens to the best of us sometimes, and now you’re scrambling for something — anything — to help you make a decent showing on February’s day of romance.

Don’t worry, we’ve got some local businesses here that can help you out. Just know that you’re probably going to stand in line for a while. That’s what you get for letting it slip your mind.

Candy:

— While this Austin Street candy store has been open for only a year, it’s already made a big impression. If you’ve got a guy or girl with a sweet tooth, this is a great place to stop.

— Metropolitan Avenue’s premier chocolate stop, this place has literally everything you need for the chocolate lover in your life. It began as Krause’s Candy Kitchen in the 1930’s.

– Another spot on Metropolitan Avenue, what’s more romantic than stepping back in time a few decades to share a malted and bond over a shared affinity for old-timey candy? Nothing that’s what. Eddie’s is definitely better if you bring your loved one TO the shop, rather than trying to bring a few selected pieces to them.

Flowers:

A Metropolitan Avenue classic, proprietor Tony Sparacino has the knowhow to put together something special.

This little shop on Continental Avenue can whip up something for you in a hurry.

For the discerning customer north of Queens Boulevard.

Need something near Union Turnpike at Queens Boulevard? This is your closest option.

This florist is right across the street from the and . They're making it so easy for you. HINT.

Some people don’t like flowers. Some people would rather eat cantaloupe slices shaped like stars off of sticks. Who are we to argue? This is where you’re going to find what you want, if that’s your cup of tea.

Movies:

Here’s a link to the don’t forget to buy your tickets ahead of time. It might not be the weekend, but it is a big date night, or did you forget?