The 6 Best Places to Eat on New Year's Eve, by City

Looking to kick off the New Year on a healthy note? This quirky space designed by Philippe Starck matches the eclectic Mediterranean-influenced menu, which boasts small and large plates along with fresh-pressed juice cocktails.

47 Prince St, 646-329-6380; miss-paradis.com

This cult-favorite Italian joint known for its extra thin crust is a favorite of Kendall Jenner's, so you may even be signing yourself up for a Kardashian sighting or two. While NYE calls for Champagne, we'd also recommend taking a peek at the wine shop in the back, curated by award-winning sommelier Helen Johannesen.

412 North Fairfax Ave, 323-334-3369; jonandvinnys.com

This James Beard Award-nominated multi-concept space (it houses a raw bar, an open fire grill, and a traditional kitchen) is bursting with international flavors, so there's something for everyone on the menu. Be sure to take advantage of its freshly muddled beverages in pitcher-sized portions.

3252 NE 1st Ave, 786-369-0353; sugarcanerawbargrill.com

Reserve a front seat for the fireworks at this modern day ouzeri (a type of Greek tavern), located directly on the Boston waterfront. Then go for seconds the next morning at its New Year's Day brunch—or keep it low-key and order in.

50 Northern Avenue, 617-737-5051; committeeboston.com

If you happen to find yourself at Top Chef winner Stephanie Izard's NYE bash on Dec. 31, your 2017 is certainly off to a delicious start. After all, the acronym GOAT does stand for "greatest of all time." Grab a ticket for you and your fellow diners ($145; brownpapertickets.com) to get the party started.

809 W Randolph Street, 312-492-6262; girlandthegoat.com

To celebrate the New Year, this global eatery is converting its front patio into a tented Bellini lounge, so be prepared for copious cocktails, a DJ, a fire pit, and all the small plates you could ever want.

2115 Holly Street, 512-382-1599; launderetteaustin.com