New Year’s Eve 2015 in LA
Whether you’re looking to ring in the New Year with a splurge, or something that just feel’s like one, EatDrinkLA has got you covered. Here are my pick’s for the best New Year’s Eve celebrations in LA for 2015 from splurge to steal that you can still make reservations at!
Harlowe’s “A Little Party Never Killed Nobody” – 8pm-2am
Music, dancing, and a toast a midnight, Harlowe is offering a ticketed Gatsby style event. Click here to get your tickets on the spot. General Admission is $95 and includes open bar with drinks from the regular menu and select spirits from 8pm-Midnight plus complementary appetizers. Feeling more like a boss? The VIP packages will run you $500 but include 4 premium open bar tickets, a reserved table, and a complimentary bottle of champagne from the reserve list.
Fig & Olive “White & Gold” Party – 6pm-2am
Enjoy New Years Eve on the French Rivera with an a-la-carte menu until 9pm and a 4 course menu for $150 beginning at 9pm. The “white and gold” cocktail party runs from 9pm until midnight and for $100 you can enjoy an open bar and passed apps.
Acabar’s “White Carnival”- 6pm-2am
The evening will feature an exclusive four-course prix-fixe menu, with two seatings that night (first seating, 6p.m.-7p.m., $65++ per person; second seating, 7:45p.m.-11p.m., $125++ per person). Menu highlights include Wagyu Beef Carpaccio and Normandy Butter Poached Lobster. In addition to reserved seatings in the dining room, guests can celebrate in Acabar’s exotic lounge and bar, which will be offering bottle service as well as their a la carte menu with oysters and caviar available upon request. Live entertainment will include a DJ, Brazilian Samba Dancers and capoeira performances in a drum circle.
Firefly, Studio City– 5pm-2am
If decadence is your idea of a proper New Years Eve then join Chef Paul Shoemaker for an exclusive holiday Black Truffle menu. The Prix Fixe 3-course menu is $75 and ends with a Black Truffle Cheesecake. Make a complete night of it and make a late reservation as the party goes on until 2am with a cash bar.
Sassafras’s “Black & White Party”– 8pm-2am
Enjoy a taste of New Orleans in your best black & white attire at Sassafras. Live music provided by The Dixie Giants. Tickets can be purchased here and for $85 you can sizzle with an open bar with specialty cocktails featuring Grey Goose and St. Germain and New Orleans-inspired hors d’oeuvres.
Now for the steals! Some no cover options to help ring the New Year.
Bigfoot West– 5pm-2am
If you’d rather spend your money on drinks then skip the cover and invest in a few rounds of the $10 champagne cocktail of the night
The Thirsty Crow– 8pm-2am
Wine for $5 or Champagne bottles for $50 should be enough to get you to midnight.
Tiki No– 5pm-2am
Enjoy a champagne toast out of a tiki glass instead at this North Hollywood kitchy favorite.
Hope everyone has a happy and delicious new year!!!
1 thought on “New Year’s Eve 2015 in LA”