The Brooklyn, N.Y.-based ice cream brand has a limited-time lineup of seasonal flavors, including Conversation Hearts, a new scoop inspired by the classic Valentine’s Day candy. The ice cream is made with a strawberry-rose base and blue and green cakes pieces, colored with spirulina and matcha, respectively.

On Feb. 14, Top Round Roast Beef, based in Los Angeles, will give away free strawberries-and-cream custards — topped with strawberries, marshmallows and whipped cream — to anyone who follows the brand on Instagram.

The Dallas-based dessert chain is offering a Sweetheart Box of Valentine’s Day-themed mini-cupcakes. The treat is available to order in stores, but can also be pre-ordered and picked up as a quick, last-minute gift.

This dining destination, with locations in New York City, Los Angeles and Las Vegas, could arguably be offering the most expensive Valentine’s Day dessert this year, with a $1,000 price tag. The luxuriously sweet treat consists of a 0.10 carat white diamond encased in a chocolate sphere, a tray of espresso macchiato with sugar jewels in a heart-shaped locket, a jewelry box of glitter-dusted doughnuts with caramel, chocolate and berry dipping sauces, and a bottle of rosé champagne.

The Charlotte, N.C.-based quick-service chain has a dessert version of its classic buttermilk biscuit for the romantic holiday — the Heart-Shaped Bo-Berry Biscuit, which comes with vanilla icing and is available through Feb. 14.

For Valentine’s Day, the Broomfield, Colo.-based chain is offering large and personalized cookie cakes starting at $31.99.

The Portland, Ore.-based ice cream chain has a special Chocolatier Series for February, inspired by local chocolate makers. One of the flavors, Xocolatl de Davíd's Miso Bar, is created with white and red miso and miso fudge.

The Los Angeles spot has heart-shaped popsicles made from raspberry sorbet dipped in chocolate, available through Feb. 14 for $6. Dog owners can also pick up “pup-sicle” versions dyed naturally with beet juice for their canine companions.

Based in Minneapolis, Dairy Queen has two Valentine’s Day-themed treats in partnership with Ghirardelli: The Dipped Strawberry Cupcake Cake and the Dipped Strawberry Blizzard.

The boozy ice cream shop in New York City has a new menu of Valentine’s Day flavors: Strawberry Chocolate Kiss Martini, Raspberry Limoncello Sorbet, Red Velvet Martini and Cake Batter Vodka.

As a breakfast treat on Valentine’s Day, the New Brunswick, N.J.-based restaurant offers white chocolate chip-filled red velvet pancakes topped with powdered syrup for $6.75.

The frozen-treat chain, based in Canton, Mass., is celebrating the season of love with its new Sweetheart Polar Pizza — a heart-shaped Double-Fudge Brownie crust topped with Love Potion #31 ice cream, fudge brownie bites, marshmallow topping and heart sprinkles. The festive ice cream flavor is a mix of white chocolate and raspberry ice cream, a raspberry swirl, chocolate chips and raspberry-filled chocolate hearts.

The Miami spot is putting a sweet twist on its pies with a heart-shaped Nutella pizza, available for $9.

Based in Boulder, Colo., Rush Bowls is mixing popular Valentine’s Day flavors into its smoothie bowls. For $7.95, Valentine’s Day fans can enjoy a chocolate-covered strawberry version made with strawberry, banana, chocolate, soy or fat-free milk, optional fat-free frozen yogurt and chocolate syrup on top.

Bubbakoo’s Burritos, based in Wall, N.J., has a Valentine’s Day special: Love Chips — tortilla chips topped with powdered sugar and raspberry or caramel sauce, priced at $3.