Astoria’s German-leaning Bohemian Hall and Beer Garden isn’t just a solid bet for summertime drinks in a spacious setting. In wintertime, there are decked-out Christmas trees, with a lighting ceremony on December 6 for the 25-foot-tall one in the garden. There’s also a 10-foot Santa sled and festive lighting.

This classic tourist stop in Central Park is an excellent place to stop for a drink. For the holiday season, the bar room is full of greenery, a Christmas tree, lights, and frequent live jazz. Try a spiced cider or other festive cocktail to warm up after exploring the park, and be sure to head to the courtyard for a photo opp with the towering tree.

For those looking to get into the seasonal spirit but with secular decorations, head to the PHD Terrace rooftop, where decorations are more winter-themed. There’s a ceiling full of twinkle lights, white and gold flowers everywhere, and tons of greenery. Seasonal drinks include a peppermint mojito and a Goldtini with almond milk, coconut Ciroc, creme de cacao, amaretto, and a gold glitter rim.

This swanky Beekman Place cocktail lounge is perched on the 26th floor in Midtown East, making for sweeping views of the East River and beyond. During the holiday season, the distinctive space is done up with a “snow globe in the sky” themed decor. That translates to glimmering garlands featuring thousands of crystals, sparkly snowflakes hung from the tall ceilings, and gilded candelabras, with white sheepskin throws draped over the furniture.

Some of the Moxy hotels in NYC — Times Square, East Village, Chelsea — have transformed into a pink fantasy of the holidays, down to pink hot chocolate. Locations feature hot pink twinkle lights, overwhelming pink lighting, pink flowers, pink furniture, and pink Christmas decorations. That aforementioned hot chocolate is made with white chocolate, vanilla vodka, and edible pink glitter.

The Library at the trendy Nomad hotel has a top-notch Christmas tree during the holidays: It’s quite tall, generously bedecked in lights, and trimmed with red and metallic ornaments. Garland-wrapped mezzanine railings complete the festive picture in the space for drinks and snacks. Plus, on Sundays through December 22, the NoMad Bar transforms into a “Holiday Spectacular” with holiday-inspired drinks like a boozy hot chocolate, milk punch with spices, and the Santa’s Little Helpers with vodka, sherry, passionfruit, vanilla, and lime.

Eataly’s rooftop restaurant Serra always changes with the seasons, and its winter version is decked out with trees, fake snow, and a cabin feel. It’s especially nice to go on a snowy day, as the rooftop is glass. The menu includes hearty dishes such as osso buco; saffron risotto; and fondue with fingerling potatoes, bread, and root vegetables. There are also warm and cold coffee cocktails, including the Truffletini with white truffle-infused vodka.

If seeking truly extreme Christmas decorations, head to this kitschy, over-the-top Third Avenue German restaurant. Rolf’s is a sight to behold during the month of December, though the decorations are up year-round. A word of warning: If going after 8 p.m., this place might feel like a sorority mixer.

You can see the massive Christmas tree that sits atop Rosemary's from three blocks away. The dining room at the charming West Village Italian spot also has some tasteful holiday lighting; another, smaller tree packed with gold ornaments, lights, and red bows; garlands on the ceiling; and wreaths adorning the brick walls and the garland-strung staircase to the second floor. Rosemary's is also still one of the top date-night restaurants in Manhattan.

Greenpoint cocktail bar the Springs becomes the Ho Ho Holiday Lounge in December with tons of festive lights, a tree, a fireplace, Fornino pizza, and themed cocktails. Plus, there’s a literal Christmas tree shop in the backyard that has a sled for photo opps. There’s a full calendar of events here, too.

Historic speakeasy Chumley’s has been open the last few years as a throwback American restaurant with dishes like whole stuffed squab and lamb Wellington, and come the holidays, the dark-wood dining room is bedecked. Ornaments hang from the ceiling, garlands line the walls, and there lit wreaths hang all around.

The Standard hotel’s garden area is packed with reservable yurts, twinkle lights, cheese fondue, and seasonal drinks like spiked hot chocolate and hot cider. Various events like holiday markets, wreath workshops, and pop-up shops happen all month long.

For those who prefer a “more is more” approach to holiday decorating, look no further than kitschy Lower East Side joint the Late Late. The ’60s-themed bar undergoes a “tacky winter takeover,” with excessive amounts of tinsel, ornaments, lights, and tchotchkes of all sorts. The intended effect is the vibes of a wacky grandmother’s living room. There are specialty holiday cocktails on the menu, too, and the bar is accepting Toys for Tots until December 19, when it’s throwing a holiday party with musicians, poets, and Christmas sweaters.

Luxury Champange brand Veuve Clicquot has set up shop at Lower East side rooftop bar Mr. Purple. The theme is “funky après-ski lodge in the sky,” filled out with purple deer heads, digital fireplaces, and white fur throws. There’s even a life-size snow globe, seasonal cocktails, and cheese and chocolate fondue.

Lower East Side cocktail bar the Skinny is purposefully going with “gaudy” Christmas decor, including tons of ornaments from the ceiling, a twinkle light reindeer, wrapping paper on the walls and tables, and snarky Christmas sayings on throw pillows. The idea is to create a naughty Christmas, complete with burlesque entertainment, an ugly sweater party, and a holiday claw machine with “awful” prizes.

Brooklyn American restaurant Sunday in Brooklyn transforms into Snowday in Brooklyn this December, complete with ornaments hanging from the ceiling, wreaths in the windows, Santa figurines, garlands, and white fur throws. Cocktails include the Partridge In A Pear Tree (tequila, pear brandy, amontillado sherry, grapefruit, lime, celery root, cinnamon) and the Polar Bear Club (cachaca, aquavit, banana, pineapple, coconut, lime), and there’s also a raclette beer cheese fondue.

The Boerum Hill Latin cocktail bar and restaurant has renamed itself “Sleyenda” for its third annual holiday pop-up. There’s wrapping paper wallpaper, tinsel galore, holiday tree lights, and more. The fireplace, with its garland-draped and stocking-strung mantle, is an especially cozy bonus. Cocktails include the Nutcracker Old Fashioned (hazelnut-infused bourbon, pecan-infused rum, macadamia nut orgeat, maple syrup, and bitters served in a nutcracker glass) and Santa’s Little Cider (Basque cider, mulled cider, dry sherry, and rum served hot in Santa’s Boot).