Try: A Farmer's Market

It may not sound romantic, but a farmer's market can actually make for a decent date idea -- think about it, you'll be outside in the fresh hair, and you'll be surrounded by good food. Plus, if you're lucky, your farmer's market may even have its own live music.

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Try: Water Sports

It's always fun to do something active, and heading out to your nearest body of water makes for a nice change of pace. Stand-up paddle-boarding is a great core workout, while a kayak ride could be very relaxing. Things like surfing and jet skiing are great for thrill-seeking couples, while a nice turn around the lake in a kitschy pedal boat could be a romantic way to spend time together.

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Try: A Cooking Class

Do you love food? A cooking class date might just be in order. Cooking classes are surprisingly fun, and as a bonus, you'll get to learn some new skills (and eat some good food) along the way. If you and your partner are gastronomically inclined, this might just be your perfect date! Pro tip: look for deals on Groupon or Living Social.

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Try: An Arcade

Retro arcades are becoming cool again --- and, come on, who doesn't have a soft spot in their hearts for classic arcade games (Skee-Ball, anyone)? Whether it's Asteroids, Ms. Pac Man, or a real live pinball machine, you'll have plenty to keep yourselves occupied on date night. And hey, a little friendly competition can't hurt, right?

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Try: A Street Fair

Of course, you aren't going to be able to find one of these every weekend, but if you're lucky, a good street fair can make for a great coupled up activity. You've got it all -- ambiance, good food, music... and maybe even some cute tchotchkes for you to buy each other for mementos.

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