There’s no better place to ring in the new year than Lower Manhattan. The options for dinner, drinks and dancing are fabulous any time of year, let alone the shiniest (and last) night of 2025. Here are five New Year’s Eve events downtown where you can dress to the nines and stay out til at least 12.
The Beekman
At the Beekman, all that glitters is silver on New Year’s Eve. Doors open for the Silver Disco Party at 9 p.m. and it runs until 1 a.m. Guests are invited to dress to impress in their shiny, silver disco best. Tickets all inclusive of an open bar, passed bites and champagne toast at midnight are $345 each and available here.
Laissez Faire
The lower-level speakeasy club below the Beekman is also hosting its fête of the year with DJ performances all night long, a three-hour open bar and a complimentary champagne toast at midnight. Doors open at 8 p.m. and the party is scheduled to go until 4 a.m. Tickets start at $113 and are available to purchase here.
Manhatta
If you want to go all out for New Year’s, there’s no better place to do so than 60 floors above Lower Manhattan. Midnight at Manhatta: A New Year’s Eve Affair will feature live music, plenty of cocktails, caviar, cigar rolling, champagne towers, late-night bites by chef Michele Brogioni and more surprises. Doors open at 8 p.m. and tickets are $495 per person. Buy your tickets ahead of time here for this black tie event.
Gitano NYC
Celebrate the New Year in style as Gitano NYC transforms into the Grand Palais for the evening with live performances and DJ sets. Dinner and cocktails in the dining room will be inspired by Jaipur and Marrakesh, then head to the upstairs hotspot, Club Bohemia, for dancing all night long. Tickets including dinner and open bar start at $351, while a ticket for the open bar on its own is $136. Dust off your sparkles and satin, as the dress code is high glamour. Buy tickets ahead of time here.
Delmonico’s
Celebrate the newest year at America’s oldest fine dining restaurant. Delmonico’s is offering a special four-course dinner menu by chef Eddie Hong in three separate seatings. Guests dining during the first or second seating can enjoy the prix-fixe menu or order a la carte, but the final 9 p.m. seating for guests who want to celebrate until midnight is $195 per person for the set menu only. Reserve your spot ahead of time here.
