New York Restaurant Week has been extended through February 28, 2010 at more than 190 participating restaurants.

If you missed out on scoring a reservation during Restaurant Week proper (January 25-February 7), now's your chance to book a table and enjoy a cheap meal at one of the city's hottest restaurants.

Bon appétit!

Tonight, New York's most innovative chefs will team up to provide a groundbreaking dining experience in molecular gastronomy.

At ELEMENTS, a gastronomic science "class" and dinner event, you can see and taste the physical and chemical changes that occur in food when exposed to the natural elements of fire, water, air, and ice.

The menu will feature "Deconstructed Caprese" with basil foam, Cured Yellowtail prepared in a cold smoke chamber, and more.

ELEMENTS
When: Tuesday,  February 8, 2010 at 7 pm
Where: Great Performances Kitchen at 304 Hudson Street
Admission: Tickets are $150 and include meal and drinks

By now, you've probably heard that we're supposed to get several inches of snow over the next 24 hours. That's  going to put a bit of a damper on your weekend plans.

Your best bet may be to find someplace warm and cozy to hibernate until the sun comes out on Super Bowl Sunday.

Save up your energy for the Super Bowl parties on Sunday. We've got a list of bars offering the game on big screens with booze and food specials to warm your heart and your body.

For even more Super Bowl options, the guys at UrbanTailgate.com have created a handy map to guide you.

Let's go, Saints!

With Valentine's Day right around the corner, romance is in the very cold air here in New York City.

While some are planning for a night of  coupling, complete with a cozy dinner and extravagant tokens of affection, others are rejecting the forced canoodling and planning Anti-Valentine's outings for February 14th.

Whatever your current relationship status or sexual preference, dating in New York City can be tricky. That's why we've asked NYC-based relationship experts and authors Tamsen Fadal and Matt Titus to field your most pressing questions about dating and romance in New York.

Send us your questions and see if Tamsen and Matt can help you find love and fulfillment among the commitmentphobes, players, neurotics, and bunny boilers of New York.

• Read Matt and Tamsen's previous NYC dating advice

• Visit their site for more good relationship guidance