Yes! It seems that many restaurants are offering discounts and other incentives to groups of two for "Coiled Hearts" or "Valentinian."
As I understand it, going on a date is essentially the same as hanging out normally, so there is no need to do anything in particular. The primary distinction is that the following are somewhat more likely on a date: one party traveling to the other's home to pick them up (rather than meeting at the venue); one party presenting the other with a small gift; and both parties making out with one another after the date's conclusion. But none of those is actually a requirement, so there's no need to give it too much thought.
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As I understand it, going on a date is essentially the same as hanging out normally, so there is no need to do anything in particular. The primary distinction is that the following are somewhat more likely on a date: one party traveling to the other's home to pick them up (rather than meeting at the venue); one party presenting the other with a small gift; and both parties making out with one another after the date's conclusion. But none of those is actually a requirement, so there's no need to give it too much thought.