Governor Andrew Cuomo has given New Yorkers the go-ahead to dine out on Valentine's Day.But lovebirds who are feeling comfortable enough to eat indoors may have trouble scoring a seat.When New York City restaurants reopen on February 14th, they'll have to limit themselves to just 25% capacity.With vaccines rolling out, it's possible indoor dining can continue for good.But Cuomo did warn that if the numbers change, so could the city's dining policies.He stressed that his Valentine's Day gift was contingent on COVID-19 rates following a downward trajectory.Unfortunately. whether or not 25% capacity is actually enough to benefit restaurants is up for plenty of debate