We’re heading into peak rom-com season, when plenty of Americans have visions of sugarplums — and Hallmark-style meet-cutes — swirling in their heads.

If you’re hoping for one of those IRL, Starbucks may be your best bet. According to a new survey from Dating News, the coffee giant is the top spot to meet a romantic partner during the holidays. The report asked 1,000 Americans about the best places to fall in love, offering a snapshot of which chains feel most “romantic” right now. Massachusetts-based rival Dunkin’ follows closely behind Starbucks as a coffee date favorite, with 42.7% of Gen Z naming it a second-choice place to meet a potential sweetheart.

The survey, conducted in November, balanced responses across gender, age, and region. Among singles, 67% say they’ve met a potential romantic partner at a chain restaurant — though the success rate of those encounters remains a mystery. Whether that reflects real-life experience, movie tropes, or Starbucks’ push to revive its cozy “third place” identity is unclear. What is clear: Americans are falling for each other in plenty of other chain-heavy settings, too.

So, where are you most likely to meet a partner if you’re not already in line for a latte?

Roughly 41% of respondents consider Olive Garden the next-best place to meet someone cute — perhaps over a Lady and the Tramp–style spaghetti moment — with the Cheesecake Factory close behind at 38.3%. Bottomless breadsticks and towering slices of cheesecake apparently have their charms.

On the retail side, Americans say chance encounters are most likely to happen during Target runs. A striking 59% of respondents say the big-box retailer has the “most attractive” shoppers, with Walmart, Macy’s, and the Apple Store following behind. In other words, your “just running in for one thing” trip might double as a first-date scouting mission.

Regional romance rules apply, too. While Starbucks is No. 1 in most states, the runners-up vary by region. In the Northeast, Dunkin’ ranks higher than anywhere else. On the West Coast, people say they’re most likely to meet a date at mall-adjacent anchors like Cheesecake Factory, Olive Garden, or Applebee’s. In the South, Texas Roadhouse (37.2%) and Outback Steakhouse (36.7%) stand out as top choices for first-date vibes — think peanut shells on the floor and plenty of steak sauce.

In the Midwest, 35% of respondents consider Best Buy shoppers the most attractive. Applebee’s puts in another strong showing there, impressing 26.8% of those surveyed.

No chain can guarantee a love story, of course — but based on this survey, your odds might be a little better if you order a latte, grab some breadsticks, or wander the Target aisles. Consider it one excuse to linger over dessert or take the long way around the store.