Gerstle’s daily happy hour runs until 6pm with $3 domestics and $4 craft/imports. They open at 11am on New Year’s Day for all your hair-of-the-dog needs.

The Post in Germantown has lunch covered with their weekday special: slice, breadstick, and a drink for $8.50, or swap in a salad for $11.50. Or just go for a whole pizza and grab this month’s Chicken and Waffles special before it’s gone.

Mile Wide is throwing a family-friendly NYE Silent Disco with a free Champagne and sparkling grape juice toast at the Parisian "midnight" (aka 6pm), so you can party with your kids and still be in bed before the real chaos starts. Just don’t sleep on grabbing those headphones, because they sold out last year.

PG&J's Dog Bar is throwing its 5th Annual NYE Balls Drop, where your dog can chase a rainstorm of balls at 7 PM, you can snag free snacks and champagne, and everyone gets to pretend midnight happens way earlier than it actually does.

Ring in the New Year at Club K9 with champagne, snacks, a midnight countdown, and your dog right by your side. Dress-up is encouraged for both humans and pups, because nothing says “new year, new me” like a dog in a bowtie.

This is the final week to experience Blitzen’s, the Omni’s signature holiday pop-up before the tinsel comes down. Grab yourself a festive cocktail or two before the post-holiday anxiety sets in.

Eat well, celebrate responsibly, get home safe, and cheers to a great year ahead!

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