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Christmas parties in the city

31 Oct, 2025

With the festive season almost upon us, you may be wondering where to go to celebrate with colleagues, friends and loved ones before the actual day itself. Read on to find our recommended venues with something sparkly for everyone – from cabaret and karaoke, to a Spanish feast or cosy seafront igloos.

 

Brisa 

10 Bartholomew Square, BN1 1JS  

Celebrate at Brisa Tapas & Bar with Spanish inspired small plates, delicious Sangria, wines and cocktails this festive season. The recently opened venue is offering a set menu at great value for £30 pp, featuring a plethora of delicious tapas, ideal for sharing and making merry with friends, colleagues and loved ones. Email: info@brisarestaurant.co.uk to book. 

 

Bar Broadway

10 Steine Street, BN2 1TY

Step into Bar Broadway, a cabaret-themed late-night bar that regularly hosts the UK’s best drag performers downstairs; or head upstairs to Above Broadway for state-of-the-art karaoke, with QR technology and five microphones – AND you can stand on stage and be star of the show! Book a table with drinks packages and celebrate with colleagues and friends this festive season. Email: 

enquiries@barbroadway.com to book. 

 

Komedia 

44–47 Gardner Street, BN1 1UN 

Join in the festive fun with Komedia’s month-long run of Christmas parties, featuring a three-course dinner, an award-winning comedy show and dancing until late – all under one roof. Whether you’re with a large or small group of people, Komedia Christmas Party is the funniest festive event hosted at the Best Comedy Venue in the South & East (Chortle Awards 2025).

www.komedia.co.uk 

 

Shelter Hall 

Kings Road Arches, BN1 1NB 

This year, Shelter Hall transforms into a festive wonderland – sparkling lights, Christmas trees and seasonal touches throughout the space. But forget the one-size-fits-all turkey dinner. With seven resident kitchens serving up different dishes, no two plates have to be the same. Whether you’re planning a cosy night out or a full blown celebration, there’s space (for six to 600 guests), and the atmosphere and food will make it unforgettable. Everyone gets exactly what they want – the beauty of a Shelter Hall Christmas party. 

www.shelterhall.co.uk

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