Unforgettable Downtown Thanksgiving Meals (2020)
November 17, 2020
Thanksgiving may look and feel a little different this year, but the holiday tradition lives on. We've rounded up a list of Downtown businesses offering unforgettable meals (or the ingredients to make your own).
White Oak Kitchen & Cocktails
White Oak's Thanksgiving at Home packages feature all the classics for your Thanksgiving meal, including southern dishes, desserts, as well as their international wines and craft beer selections. Choose from the Thanksgiving Heritage Feast that feeds 12-14 people or the Thanksgiving Heritage Family Dinner, which feeds up to six.
Order by November 24th at 6:00pm. Pick up on Novemebr 25th between 12:00pm and 6:00pm.
Ray's in the City
Bring the Ray's signature experience home. The Thanksgiving menu includes 12 dishes, so no need to choose! Each curbside kit serves 4 guests generously, with simple reheating instructions.
Order by Monday, November 23 at 5:00pm. Contactless curbside pickup on November 24 and 25 from 11:00am to 6:00pm.
Ted's Montana Grill
Ted's will be open for Thanksgiving this year, offering a limited menu with select starters, classics, and burgers as well as the Roast Turkey Feast and a Kids’ Turkey & Dressing meal. In addition to being open for dine-in and to-go for Thanksgiving, a catered menu is also available.
Available in-restaurant and to-go on Thanksgiving Day.
Order by Friday, November 20. Pick up by 11:00am on Thanksgiving Day.
Morton's the Steakhouse
Start a new Thanksgiving tradition by booking a table at Morton's the Steakhouse to enjoy a full a la carte menu featuring steak & lobster oscar.
Sweet Auburn Curb Market
For the talented cooks and bakers among us, run a quick errand in Downtown to pick up the ingredients you need. Multiple merchants at the Sweet Auburn Curb Market offer fresh meat, produce, and other sundries - and even special treats like pralines, hand pies, and baked goods.
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Feature image courtesy of Ray's in the City