After the family dinner and the grapes, many young people attend "cotillones de nochevieja" parties (named for the Spanish word "cotillón", which refers to party supplies like confetti, party blowers, and party hats) at pubs, clubs, and similar places. Parties usually last until the next morning and range from small, personal celebrations at local bars to huge parties with guests numbering the thousands at hotel convention rooms. Early the next morning, party attendees usually gather to have the traditional winter breakfast of hot chocolate and fried pastry ("chocolate con churros").