Celebrate Thanksgiving at One of These NYC Restaurants

Chef Harold Moore’s traditional take on the southern experience shows through in their family-style Thanksgiving dinner. Harold’s Meat + Three is offering all of the greats so that you don’t have to make them at home! Feast yourselves—for $62 per person—on roasted turkey, traditional stuffing, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, and all of the tasty classic desserts. 2 Renwick Street

If you’re starting to feel a bit tired of the Thanksgiving classics (although we don’t get how you could be), Nickel & Diner may be a better option. Their tasty menu takes you through a sensory four-course journey wish dishes like the smoked salmon chowder, butternut squash ravioli, and an herb-roasted turkey. Once you think you’ve had enough, you get to top it off with a lava cake, one of our personal favorites, or a marshmallow pumpkin pie. Their Thanksgiving feast will be served from 12-9pm on Thursday, November 22, at $68 per person. 1 Howard Street

This cozy Lower East Side restaurant is offering a four-course Thanksgiving meal at $98 per person. Their menu is based on American and Old World dishes that everyone loves. If you’re looking for a more intimate celebration, book one of their private rooms for your party. End of Freeman Alley 

This restaurant is offering a variety of seafood dishes for their Thanksgiving special. Where else could you get a lobster roll to kick off your Thanksgiving holiday? Your main course can be a roasted turkey with the traditional trimmings, or Scottish salmon.  At $85 per person, and $45 for each child under 12, this is a great spot to go for a family with different tastes. 120 West 49th Street

Cookshop is offering a fun New York take on the Thanksgiving dinner! At $75 per person, you are taken on an colorful farm-to-table journey that will almost make you forget what day of the year it is. After sharing a basket of homemade breads and herbed goat cheese spread, pickles, and candied nuts, you can treat yourself to a farmer’s soup or peconic bay scallops, and finish with a pot roast if you’re feeling especially homesick. 156 10th Avenue

You can always count on Carmine’s for the tasty classics you know and love. The food here is served family-style with generous portions for everyone. You actually have the option of eating in, ordering out, or having them cater your Thanksgiving dinner at home! Have a look at their massive menu and take your pick. 2450 Broadway Avenue

Fig & Olive is offering a family-style “Mediterranean Thanksgiving” prix fixe menu, and is even offering a Friendsgiving menu for the days leading up to the big holiday. Try their delicious array of seasoned foods and classic family sides. 10 East 52nd Street

Gyu-Kaku offers the fun of shared meals and Japanese BBQ, perfect for when you would like to try something new, especially on Thanksgiving! Stop by this DIY Japanese grill for a fun and simple Thanksgiving meal, or even make a reservation for Christmas Eve! 321 West 44th Street