Fluffy, irresistible waffles with plenty of heart-shaped strawberries and fresh whipped cream? Oh, yes please. These strawberry and cream buttermilk waffles from Damn Delicious are not only divine, but they look incredible for Valentine’s Day.

You know what’s especially great about this Valentine’s Day breakfast idea? You can prep in advance and make it ahead of the holiday. These triple berry cheesecake muffins from Pinch of Yum are so decadent, super moist, and just look amazing. Plus the triple berries give off some of that great Valentine’s Day color.

If you want your Valentine’s Day breakfast to taste like dessert, this is the recipe for you. These chocolate cinnamon rolls from Averie Cooks are unbelievable and just so fun for a special, fancy Valentine’s Day breakfast or brunch gathering.

Don’t have a lot of time on Valentine’s Day morning? Fair enough. Enter this simple strawberry smoothie from A Spicy Perspective. This is a great choice if you want to put some holiday fun into a quick, on-the-go breakfast.

How darling is this fruit pie from Mel’s Kitchen Cafe? It’s a sweet Valentine’s Day breakfast idea and you can make it for a crowd — and you can make it the night before.

For your own fancy Valentine’s Day breakfast, whip up this rose latte from Gimme Some Oven. You can have it either hot or iced, and it’s not as complicated or fussy as it sounds to make.

Another super sweet breakfast, these chocolate-covered strawberry muffins from Cookie Named Desire are so great, and you won’t get over all that tartness and richness mixed in together.

That pop of red in these cherry turnovers from Budget Bytes is all you need for a festive Valentine’s Day breakfast. These can even be eaten on the go if you’re in a rush on Valentine’s Day morning.

For a Valentine’s Day breakfast that’s not just full of sugar like a dessert, try this baked raspberry oatmeal from Cookies and Cups. You can make this in advance and then just bake when you’re ready to serve.

You could buy some heart-shaped doughnuts from your favorite restaurant, or you could make these chocolate heart doughnuts from Half-Baked Harvest. They are a little time intensive and take some prep work, but they’re so worth it in the end.

For doughnuts that are a little easier to put together, you can use this recipe from Mom on Timeout for biscuit dough doughnuts to make in the air fryer. Topped with glaze and some Valentine’s Day sprinkles, these are insanely good.

Chia jam is so easy to make, and it really elevates this amazing breakfast dish. From Cookie and Kate, this toasted oatmeal bowl is topped with strawberry chia jam and coconut whipped cream for an incredibly luscious meal.