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New Year’s Eve will look different in Portsmouth on Thursday with no traditional First Night festivities, but revelers will still be out toasting to a better year ahead. “We’re going to have a fun time saying goodbye to 2020,” said Jane Cole, who picked up the phone on Tuesday morning at Library Restaurant, a steakhouse on State Street. Cole said with capacity limited to fewer than 70 people due to COVID-19 restrictions, they have been turning down individuals calling for reservations for the past two weeks. The challenge of finding a place to celebrate on New Year’s Eve in Portsmouth is heightened this year by the fact that some restaurants are going into hibernation for the winter — including Jumpin’ Jay’s Fish Café, Moxy, The Franklin and Poco’s Bow Street Cantina.

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