When it comes to NYE, it’s always a good idea to get your plans booked in as early as possible — especially in London. From five-course dinners and lavish galas to late-night rooftop parties — we’ve rounded up the best nights out to book before it’s too late.
As the saying goes: if you’re bored of London, you’re bored of life.
Cliched but true, the expression is an ode to how incredibly exciting the capital is — and that’s never truer than on NYE.
We’ve all spent many a 31 December disappointed by last-minute plans or freezing while standing outside attempting to watch the capital’s famous fireworks — and we’re here to help you put an end to that.
Here, the L360 team have put together their top pick of the city’s standout events, from the fanciest galas to the tastiest celebratory menus.
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If you’re looking to go all out
The Ritz New Year’s Eve Gala
The Ritz has a reputation as being one of the world’s most historic and iconic luxury hotels — and they put on a NYE show to match. The gala takes place in the two-Michelin-star Ritz restaurant and features a six-course menu accompanied by a half bottle of Perrier-Jouët Belle Époque Brut 2015.
You’ll dine while watching an incredible 14-piece military marching band, along with bagpipes from The Lone Piper. It’s an impressive evening with a price tag to match — £2,050 for adults and £1,000 for children up to 15 — and makes an ultra-luxurious choice for those looking to splurge.
Book now at The Ritz from £2,050
The Savoy New Year’s Eve Gala
The roaring 20s return to London for one night only at The Savoy’s New Year’s Eve gala. Tickets include a champagne and canape reception, a six-course meal and a line-up of entertainment including a performance from Totem, a live band consisting of DJs, singers and musicians. Tickets start at £1,495, dependent on where you’d like to be seated.
Book now on Savoy Experiences from £1,495
For celebrations with a view
Fireworks at Coq d’Argent
This New Year’s Eve, the rooftop at Coq d’Argent will be hosting its own intimate fireworks display. Opt for a five-course menu, alongside a live DJ, to bring in the new year with a fun flourish. For those who don’t wish to commit to the dinner (which kicks off at 5.30pm), you can join later and toast with a glass of champagne at the rooftop bar. The venue closes at 1am and tickets should be purchased in advance.
Book now at Evolv Collection from £75 per person
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A feast at Sky Garden
Sky Garden is known for its spectacular view of London’s skyline. Here, you can expect live music, flowing champagne and elegant canapes. For those wishing to dine beforehand, we’d recommend booking either the Darwin Brasserie or Fenchurch — which will each be hosting five-course menus with different packages available according to where you’d like to be seated. Back at Sky Garden, the party will continue well into the night.
Book now at Sky Garden from £215

Panoramic views at Bōkan
If you’re looking for a 360 view of London to ring in 2026, Bōkan in Canary Wharf is the place to be. Ascend 37 storeys to find this decadent restaurant, which will be serving a five-course menu featuring dishes like wild mushroom and truffle tortellini and beef fillet with green peppercorn sauce.
Each table will also be treated to a complementary glass of bubbles in the spirit of the night. After dinner, you’ll be invited to the bar to see 2025 out in style.
To dance the night away
Sushi and sake at Sticks’n’Sushi
What better way to see in the new year than to dance until your feet hurt? At Sticks’n’Sushi, the resident DJs will be on hand to keep you moving all night long, while you can indulge in helpings of sushi, sashimi ceviche and more — plus moreish cocktails and sparkling sake. Set menus for two people start at £82 and group set menus for seven people or more start from £40 per person.
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Jazz Night at Rails
If a live DJ isn’t for you, worry not, there are plenty of alternative options across the capital that promise just as much fun. Rails makes a great choice for a sophisticated evening, as the restaurant will have a live jazz band for guests to enjoy alongside a four-course menu with all the trimmings, from palette-cleansing sorbet to petit fours.
The band will play several renditions of popular songs to keep the crowd energised as the bells ring. Set menus are from £130 per person.
Dancing in the stars at Horizon 22
Horizon 22 presents another great option. Set 58 floors above London, this party tends to sell out every year, likely because it goes on until 2.30am. Expect a sushi and seafood station, unlimited beer, champagne and wine until midnight, live DJ sets and a dazzling crowd. Doors open at 9pm — so it’s a great place to start your night if you don’t want to commit to a lengthy dinner.
Book now at Horizon 22 from £350
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