Hollywood hotel Mama Shelter decided to take on a Great Gatsby theme for New Year’s Eve by encouraging attire to fit the occasion. Diners can expect a five-course tasting menu with rabbit agnolotti, sea bass, wagyu beef, and dessert. The downstairs restaurant has a $100 first seating at 6:30 p.m. with a second 9:30 p.m. seating for $175. Both include a vintage champagne toast and party hats and favors. Make reservations are through OpenTable.

One of Hollywood’s hottest spots has two seatings for December 31. There’s still plenty of room for the $195 early seating before 6:30 p.m., but get to Resy quickly for the $235 second seating that starts at 8:30 p.m. where dungeness crab Louie, prime beef filet, ricotta gnudi, and a champagne toast are all on the menu.

It’s all about black and gold at the Godfrey Hotel, where attendees are encouraged to don these very colors while on the rooftop that overlooks the LA and Hollywood skyline. The cover charge is $125 — which does not include tax and gratuity — but allows access to the open bar from 9 p.m. until 2 a.m. There’s also $35 general admission.

For the plant-based crowd — or anyone who appreciates innovation with vegetables — Crossroads Kitchen is serving a five-course $95 per person menu on December 31. Starters include the vegan “cheese” platter, while the following courses include a mushroom tart, house made squash ravioli, and a caramelized apple snow globe. Make reservations at the Crossroads website.

Lincoln Heights’ historic restaurant/bar the Airliner opened doors in January 2020, so this will be its first NYE celebration. There’s live music, a DJ set, burlesque dancers, a magician on-site, tap dancing, as well as swing dance instruction. General admission is $75 while a VIP table for two is $300, but act quickly as these tickets are going fast on Eventbrite.

Longtime NYE event Prohibition will take over Union Station for its NYE celebration, where attendees can take in burlesque, cocktails, and a Cut Copy DJ set in one of LA’s most gorgeous buildings. Head to Eventbrite for details.

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED DUE TO COVID-19. The organizer’s message for event-goers: “It is with great regret that we announce that we will be unable to produce Prohibition NYE on December 31st, 2021 due to the increasing challenges from the pandemic and its rapidly spreading Omicron variant. We are honored to have hosted thousands of attendees over the past 9 years, and we plan to be back next year in what will hopefully be better times where we can once again enjoy this cherished tradition that ushers in a new year of fresh beginnings. We wish all attendees of Prohibition NYE past, present, and future, a wonderful and safe holiday season.”

With one of the most beautiful skyline views of DTLA, Cha Cha Chá’s also got something to accompany it: a $170 per person fee nabs a four-course meal, wine and cocktail pairing, as well as access to the La Barra NYE party that begins at 11 p.m. Go to OpenTable for reservations.

With a Great Gatsby/Roaring Twenties-themed party called ‘The World Is Yours’ NYE Party, Hotel Figueroa will transform its space into one that showcases DJs, fire dancers, aerialists, live music, and a champagne toast at midnight. Tickets range from $100 to $7,500 (gasp) for VIP table service.

For NYE, Pasjoli chef Dave Beran will prepare a prix fixe menu for two seatings. The early seating is from 5:15 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. is $250, while the $300 seating starts at 9 p.m. and includes additional menu courses and a champagne toast. Beran’s timeless French menu is sure to wow with a classic salad, foie de poulet, and a dry-aged ribeye with sauce perigueux. To secure a table, go to Resy.

Nueva’s NYE menu has something for everyone. Chef Vartan Abgaryan’s a la carte options includes hamachi aguachile, vegan ceviche, a 16-ounce bone-in ribeye or the steelhead trout with mole rojo. There’s a $75 per person 6 p.m. seating, and entry for 8 p.m. is $90, so get to Resy for a table.

Out in Calabassas, Pedalers Fork will host a NYE celebration with its daily menu, as well as some additional food and drink specials to go with DJ Matt Gudis (Who’s That DJ!) spinning all night. They’ll also have complimentary champagne toast at midnight. Snag a reservation via the restaurant’s website.