Dallas is the perfect place to reflect on the past year, celebrate personal growth and embrace the promise of a fresh start as you ring in the new year. Whether you're enjoying a delicious meal with loved ones or looking to hit the town for a night of fun, New Year's Eve in Dallas offers plenty of opportunities to make unforgettable memories.
You've already seen our Plano and Frisco New Year's Eve guides, but maybe you're itching to venture further out and experience things you cannot in Collin County.
As of publishing, tickets and reservations are still available. But book now, these events are going quickly.
But where should you go? If you live near Dallas, here’s Local Profile's list of hotspots to make your New Year’s Eve the best one ever:
Crown Block New Year’s Eve at Reunion Tower
When: Dec. 31 | Times vary
Where: 300 Reunion Blvd E, Dallas
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Why You Should Go
This New Year’s Eve, downtown Dallas will dazzle as the sky erupts with over 5,000 spectacular pyrotechnic effects launched from Reunion Tower. What better place to see the show than a luxurious restaurant at Reunion Tower? Adding to the magic, a mesmerizing 259-LED light display and a choreographed drone show will paint the night in vibrant colors, creating a celebration you won’t forget.
What To Expect
Enjoy a curated prix fixe menu at Michelin-recognized Crown Block and soak up the most stunning views of Dallas’ fireworks at The Crown Room’s exclusive NYE party from over 400 feet over the city.
New Year's Eve With Dallas Symphony Orchestra
When: Dec. 31 | 7:30 p.m.
Where: 2301 Flora St., Dallas
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Why You Should Go
The Dallas Symphony Orchestra, the Southwest’s premier performing arts organization, captivates audiences with its dynamic blend of classical masterpieces and innovative modern programs, inspiring music lovers far and wide. Celebrate the New Year in style at the Meyerson Symphony Center and enjoy a spectacular evening with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Moritz Gnann.
What To Expect
The New Year’s Eve program features Johann Strauss II, Bernstein’s Divertimento Waltz, “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” from The Wizard of Oz and so much more. Guests can also celebrate New Year’s Eve with a luxurious VIP buffet dinner starting at 5:30 p.m., complete with a private intermission reception featuring prosecco, select wines and dessert bites. The $85 VIP experience includes dinner in the East Lobby, intermission lounge access and a wristband available at guest services upon arrival.
Countdown in the Sky
When: Dec. 31 | 8 p.m.
Where: The Statler, 1914 Commerce Street, Dallas
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Why You Should Go
Located on the 19th floor of the iconic Statler, Waterproof is a 21-and-up rooftop oasis offering panoramic views of downtown Dallas. This exclusive indoor/outdoor space is perfect for sipping craft cocktails and enjoying delicious bites — all while soaking in breathtaking cityscapes and the new year’s wonder.
What To Expect
Ring in the New Year at the stunning Waterproof Rooftop at the Statler Hotel for an elevated, unforgettable experience. Enjoy two full bars with multiple bartenders, outdoor heaters and exclusive VIP sections offering a premium bottle service experience. Dance the night away to DJs spinning hip hop, electro, Latin and top 40 hits, while taking in the live countdown and breathtaking views of the fireworks show. Plus, festive party favors will add to the celebration!
Midnight Masquerade at Monarch
When: Dec. 31 | 9 p.m.
Where: 1401 Elm Street (49th floor)
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Why You Should Go
Monarch is a wood-fired, modern Italian restaurant crafted by Two-Michelin Star chef Danny Grant. With its spacious, elegantly designed ambiance and refined menu, Monarch offers the pinnacle of luxury dining in Dallas — and at 49-floors up, one of the best views of the city. Perfect for a stunning New Year’s Eve.
What To Expect
Immerse yourself in the allure of the masquerade, sip on sparkling cocktails, savor exquisite bites and dance beneath shimmering lights. With two top DJs setting the mood, enjoy a 4-hour premium open bar and a selection of delectable hors d’oeuvres, from wagyu bites and fritto misto to baked gnocchi. Delight in luxurious food stations featuring an iced seafood display, a sushi hand roll cart, and a champagne and caviar station. As midnight approaches, head to the 50th floor for a champagne toast and stunning 360-degree views of the downtown fireworks at Kessaku.
Nobu
When: Dec. 31 | Times vary
Where: 400 Crescent Ct, Dallas
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Why You Should Go
Celebrity chef Nobu Matsuhisa, one of the most influential chefs of the past three decades, has revolutionized upscale Japanese cuisine with his eponymous restaurant, founded alongside Robert De Niro. Known for blending Japanese flavors with Peruvian influences, Nobu's signature yellowtail jalapeño sashimi — replacing wasabi with jalapeño for a spicy kick — has become a staple at sushi restaurants worldwide.
What To Expect
Ring in the New Year with an exclusive omakase experience at Nobu Dallas. This multi-course menu features a decadent selection, including an oyster appetizer, sashimi tasting, chef’s sushi, diver scallops, wagyu steak and dessert, all for $220 per person.
SĒR Steak & Spirits
When: Dec. 31 | Times vary
Where: 2201 N. Stemmons Freeway
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Why You Should Go
Chef Aubrey Murphy, a North Texas native and a Collin County restauranteur, discovered his love for cooking through his grandmother. He refined his skills under culinary legends chef Dean Fearing and Michelin-starred chef John Tesar, before heading the kitchen at SĒR, known for its incredible steaks, fresh seafood, deep wine cellar and amazing views.
What To Expect
Elevate your New Year’s Eve at SĒR Steak & Spirits with stunning views of the Dallas skyline. In addition to their regular menu, indulge in special offerings like caviar churros, lobster thermidor and 24k pearl clafoutis for a memorable evening.
Mercat Bistro
When: Dec. 31 | Times vary
Where: 2501 N Harwood St Suite 225, Dallas
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Why You Should Go
Mercat Bistro is a delightful, modern European-style bistro and Michelin-recommended restaurant. A favorite among foodies, Mercat Bistro in the Harwood District is known for its stunning French-inspired dishes, offering both beauty and flavor in every bite. Celebrate the arrival of 2025 with elegance at Mercat Bistro, where Parisian charm meets exceptional cuisine.
What To Expect
Enjoy a 3-course prix-fixe menu, thoughtfully curated by our chef with French-inspired dishes, perfectly paired with premium wines and champagnes. Choose from three seating times — 5 p.m, 7 p.m., or 9:30 p.m. — and indulge in an unforgettable dining experience. As the clock strikes midnight, raise your glass to new beginnings with a complimentary champagne toast, accompanied by live music to create the perfect atmosphere for ringing in the new year. All for $85 per guest.
Tei-An
When: Dec. 31 | Times vary
Where: 1722 Routh St Suite110, Dallas
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Why You Should Go
Shōgatsu, the multi-day celebration of the New Year, is the biggest holiday in Japan, and it holds special significance for soba. Traditionally, many Japanese people eat toshikoshi soba as the last meal of the year. This ritual symbolizes the cutting away of bad luck, represented by the cutting of the soba noodles, and reflects the ideal of a long and prosperous life, as represented by the long, thin and delicate noodles. Tei-an is one of the few restaurants in the United States that makes soba by hand. Experience the dish at Michelin-recommended Tei-An for an evening you’ll never forget.
What To Expect
Guests will enjoy a special celebration with two seating times available for a six-course omakase — 6 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. You can also enhance your dining experience with an optional Krug Champagne pairing to enjoy alongside your meal.
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Got kids? No worries! There are still plenty of great family-friendly celebrations in North Texas for all ages. Visit Local Profile’s guide to kid-friendly NYE.
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