For New Year's Eve restaurants in Belfast that won't break the bank, you should have YO! on your radar. The city centre hotspot is ideal for those who fancy celebrating with delish Japanese eats, from Cali rolls to sashimi and katsu curry, plus a colourful conveyer belt of treats too.

One of the city's most popular LGBTQI+ venues, Union Street Bar will be hosting a party to bring in 2025 the right way. Not only will you be able to throw some shapes to non-stop beats from the DJ on the decks, but there will also be a fully stocked bar for those much-needed sips.

Boasting live performances from DJ Tez and The Alias Dancers, it's no wonder why Alibi is one of our Queen's Quarter favourites for New Year's Eve. Venture inside this party paradise, where you'll be able to spend the night quaffing lip-smacking drinks and enjoying quirky entertainment.

Thompsons Garage is a great spot for a New Year's Eve party in Belfast. Sip an early evening cocktail at the bar before getting ready to party to a lineup of stellar Djs, from Patrick Nazemi to Chris Bowman, with tickets going at just £10 a pop. You can also opt for table packages, which come with queue jump and free shots.

Looking for a New Year's Eve dinner in Belfast? The Cabaret Supper Club has got quite the event for you. With tickets going at £85 per person, their Glitter Ball shindig will include a three-course meal, with plates such as herb-crusted salmon and sticky toffee pudding, followed by live entertainment.

Searching for New Year's Eve events in Belfast for 2024? Lux is sure to blow it out of the water with its clubbing extravaganza. Plus, if you fancy a VIP table, you'll be treated to a bottle of bubbly and a bottle of spirit with mixers.