Suppers in his memory are usually held on or close to his birthday, January 25.
The centrepiece is the iconic haggis, or as the bard himself described it, the 'great chieftain o' the puddin'-race'.
The tradition is celebrated across the UK, including in Northumberland.
Here is a list of 11 places which are hosting an event or putting on a special menu:
The tradition is celebrated across the UK, including in Northumberland.
. Burns Night Northumberland
Book a table to celebrate this year in one of Northumberlands most popular restaurants. Photo: Contributed
. Black Swan, Seahouses
The Black Swan is hosting its first ever Burns Supper on Friday, January 27. Alongside a three-course meal, entertainment will fill the evening with pipers and drums and speeches. At just £45 per person, the pub is promising a lively event to kick off 2023. Photo: supplied
. The Blue Bell Hotel, Belford
On Wednesday, January 25, the Bluebell are offering a traditional Scottish menu. For main course is haggis, neeps and tatties followed by shortbread and whiskey. Photo: Stuart Cobley
5. Beadnell Towers, Beadnell
Beadnell Towers are hosting an event on January 25 with a set menu for £35 per person and a live piper. Photo: supplied
6. The Craster Arms, Beadnell
The Craster Arms is kicking off the celebrations a little earlier on January 21. For £35 per person, you will get a three-course meal and a night full of entertainment. Burns Night is one of the most popular evenings annually. Photo: Google
7. The Castle Inn, Bamburgh
The Bamburgh pub is preparing to celebrate their annual Burns Day celebrations. Photo: Google
8. Barn at Beal, Beal
On January 25, The Barn at Beal is offering a traditional menu to celebrate Burns Night. Two courses cost £32.95 per person and three courses are £39.95 per person. Photo: Google