NYC Restaurants Serving Thanksgiving Meals 2026
Are you looking for a restaurant in New York City that serves Thanksgiving lunch or dinner with a special holiday menu in 2026?
While many restaurants stay open on Thanksgiving in New York City, they do not all serve Thanksgiving meals.
If you plan to be in NYC on Thanksgiving and want to enjoy a holiday meal, this list includes many restaurants that offer a special menu for the day.
NYC also has lots of take-out and delivery options. You can pick up a whole cooked turkey and all of the sides. Of course, plenty of places sell Thanksgiving pies.
Be sure to make your reservations early, as Thanksgiving in NYC is a busy time and restaurants will book out.
Don’t worry if you think you are too late; some restaurants don’t even take reservations on Thanksgiving and allow walk-ins.
Restaurants tend to update their menus as it gets closer to Thanksgiving. This list will be updated as the restaurants post their Thanksgiving menus. Interested in seeing what they offered last year? Check out Thanksgiving in NYC in 2025 and Thanksgiving in NYC 2024.
Keep reading to find out where to find the best New York City restaurants with Thanksgiving menus in 2026.

Map of NYC Restaurants with Thanksgiving Menus
Thanksgiving in Manhattan
Thanksgiving Meals in Midtown
Midtown Manhattan runs from 34th Street to 59th Street between the East River and the Hudson River.
Midtown Manhattan includes Hudson Yards, the Garment District, Hell’s Kitchen, Midtown South, Koreatown, Murray Hill, Midtown East, and the Theatre District.
Garment District
Parker and Quinn
64 West 39th St. between 5th Ave and 6th Ave
Hells Kitchen
The Alderman
150A West 48th St. between 6th Ave. and 7th Ave.
Becco
365 West 46th St. between 8th Ave. and 9th Ave.
Bobby Van’s Bistro
135 West 50th St. at 7th Ave.
Brooklyn Diner USA
212 West 57th St. between 7th Ave. and 8th Ave.
A traditional feast with all the trimmings is on the menu for Thanksgiving Day at Brooklyn Diner USA.
An oven-roasted turkey breast will be served with brioche stuffing, noodle kugel, green beans, cranberry chutney, giblet gravy, and either apple pie or cheesecake.
This Thanksgiving meal is $48 per person, and the regular à la carte menu will also be available.
Empire Steakhouse
237 West 54th St. between 8th Ave. and Broadway
Le Grand Boucherie
145 West 53rd St. between 6th Ave. and 7th Ave.
Le Rivage
340 West 46th St. between 8th Ave. and 9th Ave.
Mersaille
630 9th Avenue at 44th Street
Nocello
257 West 55th St. between 7th Ave. and 8th Ave.
The Thanksgiving menu at Nocello offers 4 courses for $69 per person, and $39 for kids 12 and under.
Appetizer options include stuffed mushrooms, clams, artichoke hearts, mussels, and butternut squash gnocchi.
There is a soup and salad course, though the soup flavor has not been announced.
Options for mains include lamb chops, sole, osso bucco, sea bass, seafood fettuccine, and of course, turkey with stuffing and traditional sides.
For dessert, there will be a variety of pies and gelato, along with tea and coffee.
Parker’s at Thompson Central Park
119 West 56th St. between 6th Ave. and 7th Ave.
Pulperia
338 W 46th St. between 8th Ave. and 9th Ave.
A Thanksgiving Day feast will be held from 11 am until midnight at Pulperia Latin Mediterranean Kitchen.
Russian Tea Room
150 West 57th St. between 6th Ave. and 7th Ave.
Hudson Yards
Ci Siamo
440 West 33rd St. between 9th Ave. and 10th Ave.
Locanda Verde
50 Hudson Yards
Midtown
Benoit New York
60 West 55th St. between 5th Ave. and 6th Ave.
Celebrate Thanksgiving with Benoit New York on Thursday, November 26, from 11:30 AM to 8:45 PM.
A 3-course prix fixe menu will be available for $99 per person.
Starters include pâté, salmon gravlax, butternut velouté, and celeriac remoulade.
A stuffed turkey is one of the main entree options. Other main dishes include vegetable pot-au-feu, filet mignon, and cod.
Dessert is pumpkin pie, citrus vacherin, or chocolate religieuse.
Bond 45
221 West 46th St. between 7th Ave. and 8th Ave.
Brooklyn Diner USA
155 West 43rd Street between 6th Avenue and 7th Avenue
A traditional feast with all the trimmings is on the menu for Thanksgiving Day at Brooklyn Diner USA.
An oven-roasted turkey breast will be served with brioche stuffing, noodle kugel, green beans, cranberry chutney, giblet gravy, and either apple pie or cheesecake.
This Thanksgiving meal is $48 per person, and the regular à la carte menu will also be available.
Casa Lever
390 Park Ave. at East 53rd St.
Clement Restaurant at the Peninsula Hotel
700 5th Ave. at 55th St.
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The Croton
108 West 40th St. between 6th Ave. and 7th Ave.
Book a reservation anytime from 11 am until 9 pm. Only the prix fixe menu will be available, though a bar menu will be available for walk-ins.
The 3-course menu is $85 per person.
A children’s meal will be available for $35.
Start with a butternut squash soup or an apple-pear salad.
For the entree, choose pumpkin ravioli, salmon, beef short ribs, or turkey with traditional sides.
Dessert is either pumpkin pie or apple blossom à la mode.
The kids’ meal is for those 12 and under and includes unlimited soft drinks.
Kids can opt for the traditional turkey and sides or pick chicken fingers with fries or mac & cheese. Dessert for kids is a chocolate chip cookie.
Del Frisco’s
The Elgin
64 West 48th Street at 6th Avenue
Fresco by Scotto
32 East 52nd St. between Park Ave. and Madison Ave.
Le Jardinier
610 Lexington Ave. between 52nd St. and 53rd St.
Le Pavillon
One Vanderbilt Avenue (42nd St. between Madison Ave. and Park Ave.)
Le Rock
Mangia
57 West 57th Street at 6th Avenue
422 Madison Avenue between 48th Street and 49th Street
The Palm Court at The Plaza Hotel
768 5th Ave. at 59th St.
Sarabeth’s
40 Central Park South between 5th Ave. and 6th Ave.
Seafire Grill
158 East 48th St. between 3rd Ave. and Lexington Ave.
The Smith
956 2nd Av. between 50th St. and 51st St.
Smith and Wollensky
793 3rd Ave. at 49th St.
The Grill
99 East 52nd St. between Lexington Ave. and Park Ave.
The Modern
9 West 53rd St. between 5th Ave. and 6th Ave.
The View Restaurant and Lounge
13 Broadway between 45th St. and 46th St.
A 3-course holiday feast will be served from 2 pm until 8 pm on Thursday, November 26, 2026, at The View Restaurant in Midtown for $120 per person.
The first course is either a mixed green salad or a chicory salad.
The entrees are served family style. The main dish is a roasted turkey, and the sides include stuffing, mashed potatoes with gravy, green beans, sweet potatoes, and cranberry sauce.
For vegetarians, they offer a cauliflower steak.
Dessert is pecan pie, sweet potato pie, or sorbet.
Located on the 48th floor of the Marriott Marquis, The View is New York City’s only revolving restaurant.
The Whitby Bar at The Whitby Hotel
18 West 56th St. between 5th Ave. and 6th Ave.
Trattoria Dell’Arte
900 7th Ave. at 57th St.
A traditional feast with all the trimmings will be served for $79 per person. A full à la carte menu will also be available on Thanksgiving Day.
Begin with an apertivo including a champagne holiday toast and friend artichoke alla guida.
For the appetizer, choose between butternut squash soup, Brussels sprout salad, and tordelli zucca and ricotta.
The main course is an herb roasted turkey with stuffing, sweet potatoes, Brussels sprouts, and gravy.
Pumpkin pie, cranberry pecan pie, and dark chocolate mousse are the dessert options.
Valerie
45 West 45th St. between 5th Ave. and 6th Ave.
Virgil’s Real BBQ
152 West 44th St. between 6th Ave. and 7th Ave.
Midtown East / Turtle Bay
Copinette
891 1st Ave. at 50th St.
Empire Steak House
151 East 50th St. between 3rd Ave. and Lexington Ave.
Patroon
160 East 46th St. between 3rd Ave. and Lexington Ave.
Midtown South
Benjamin Steak House
52 East 41st St. between Madison Ave. and Park Ave.
23 East 40th St. between Madison Ave. and Park Ave.
Keen’s Steakhouse
72 West 36th St. between 5th Ave. and 6th Ave.
Murray Hill
Dock’s Oyster Bar and Seafood Grill
633 3rd Ave. between 40th St. and 41st St.
A 3-course prix fixe dinner menu will be served on Thanksgiving, and the regular a la carte menu will also be available.
Thanksgiving meals are available from 1 pm until 9 pm for $70 per adult and $35 per child.
The first course is either pumpkin soup or a crab cake.
The main course is turkey with stuffing, whipped potatoes, roasted root vegetables, and cranberry compote.
Dessert is pumpkin pie or apple cardamom crisp.
Dock’s is also offering a Thanksgiving meal to-go.
Theater District
Ellen’s Stardust Diner
1650 Broadway
Times Square
Aperi Bar at Luma Hotel
120 West 41st St. between 6th Ave. and Broadway
A 3-course meal will be served on Thanksgiving from 3 pm until 9:45 pm.
To start, burrata with delicata squash and sage. The next course is turkey with sweet potato purée, and for dessert, mascarpone gelato with buttery pear and rosemary honey.
Carmine’s Times Square
200 West 44th St. between 7th Ave. and 8th Ave.
Charlie Palmer Steak IV at the Knickerbocker Hotel
6 Times Square, 4th Floor. 42nd St. and Broadway
Del Frisco’s
1221 6th Ave. between 48th St. and 49th St.
Empire Steak House
233 West 49th St. between 8th Ave. and Broadway
Gatsby’s Landing
120 West 44th St. between 6th Ave. and 7th Ave.
Glasshouse Tavern
252 West 47th St. between 7th Ave. and 8th Ave.
Hard Rock Cafe
1501 Broadway at 43rd Street
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Havana Central
151 West 46th St. between 6th Ave. and 7th Ave.
A Cuban Thanksgiving will be held at Havana Central from 11 am until 10:30 pm.
The Thanksgiving Feast includes a welcome drink. Options include a cranberry mojito, cranberry sangria, a pumpkin martini, and a cranberry spritz mocktail. If you prefer a less holiday-specific option, they also have margaritas and sangria.
Appetizer options include empanadas, wings, avocado salad, and calabaza soup.
The Thanksgiving platter includes stuffing, yuca-maduro mash, and cranberry salsita.
For dessert, pumpkin flan or cinnamon caramel tres leches.
Each meal is $69 per person. Just the Thanksgiving plate is $39 per person.
Haven Rooftop
132 West 47th St. between 6th Ave. and 7th Ave.
Seatings are available at 4 pm, 6 pm, and 8 pm for a 3-course prix fixe meal for $9 per person.
The appetizer options are lobster bisque, spinach cranberry salad, and tuna crudo.
For the main meal, turkey with traditional sides, gnocchi, or red snapper. Filet mignon can be substituted for an additional fee.
Dessert is pumpkin cheesecake, rice pudding, or creme brulee.
Oceana
120 West 49th St. between 6th Ave. and 7th Ave.
Thanksgiving Meals in Lower Manhattan
Bowery
Soogil
108 East 4th St. between 1st Ave. and 2nd Ave.
Portale
126 West 18th St. between 6th Ave. and 7th Ave.
Chelsea
Chelsea is a neighborhood on the Lower West Side of Manhattan. It runs from 14th Street to 34th St. and from 6th Ave. to the Hudson River.
L’Amico
849 6th Ave. between 29th St. and 30th St.
The Standard
848 Washington St. at 13th St.
East Village
Cathedrale at the Moxy Hotel
112 East 11th St. between 3rd Ave. and 4th Ave.
Hearth
403 East 12th St. between Avenue A and 1st St.
A 3-course family-style prix fixe meal will be served on Thanksgiving from 12:30 pm until 8:30 pm for $142 per person. An optional wine pairing is $58 per person. Kids 12 and under are half-price.
Starters include cornbread, Autumn squash soup, and pear & pecorino salad.
The main dish is turkey with stuffing, mashed potatoes, roasted veggies, gravy, and cranberry sauce.
Dessert is apple crisp and a pumpkin mousse bar.
Pylos
128 East 7th St. between Ave. A and 1st Ave.
Seatings are available at 2 pm, 4:30 pm, and 7 pm for a Greek-inspired Thanksgiving. Four courses will be served for $70 per person.
To start, an acorn and butternut squash soup.
For an appetizer, choose from shrimp or an arugula salad.
The main meal is either roasted turkey breast, moussaka, baked pasta, or grilled salmon.
Sides include wild rice, fried sweet potatoes, and cranberry sauce.
Dessert is a phyllo Neapolitan or chocolate mousse.
Financial District
Blackbarn Restaurant
19 East 26th St. between Madison Ave. and 5th Ave.
Delmonico’s
56 Beaver St. near South William St.
A Thanksgiving meal will be available from 11 am until 9 pm for $150 per person.
Appetizer options include a wedge salad, Caesar salad, and caramelized bacon. A crab cake can be substituted for an additional fee.
For the main course, choose between turkey, salmon, and steak.
Sides are served for the table and include stuffing, glazed honey carrots, pommes purée, and Brussels sprouts.
For dessert, choose from chocolate mousse, cheesecake, and pumpkin pie.
Felice
15 Gold St. at Platt St.
Fraunces Tavern
54 Pearl St. at Broad St.
La Marchande
88 Wall St. between Pearl St. and Water St.
Manhatta
28 Liberty St., 60th Floor, between Nassau St. and William St.
The Irish American Pub
17 John St. between Nassau Street and Broadway
Enjoy a 3-course meal with a complimentary bubbly or wine for $84.95. A kid’s menu will be available for $26.95.
There are 4 options for the 1st course: butternut squash soup, spinach and goat cheese salad, and a cranberry prosciutto crostini. Lamb lollipop chops are an additional $6.
The second course is turkey, salmon, mushroom ravioli, or lamb shank. The turkey dinner is served with ham, mashed potatoes, Brussels sprouts, veggies, gravy, and cranberry sauce.
Dessert is hot apple crumb cake, banoffee pie, pumpkin pie, and NY cheesecake.
The kids’ menu has options of shepherd’s pie, sliders, pasta, chicken tenders, and sausages. A Thanksgiving plate is available for $29.95.
Flatiron
abc Kitchen
35 East 18th St. between 4th Ave. and Broadway
abcV
38 East 19th St. between Broadway and Park Ave.
Boucherie
225 Park Ave. South at East 18th St.
Mangia
22 West 23rd St. between 5th Ave. and 6th Ave.
Gramercy
Isabelle’s Osteria
245 Park Avenue S between 19th St.and 20th St.
Knickerbocker Bar and Grill
33 University Place
Oceans
233 Park Avenue S at 19th St.
Rezdora
27 E 20th St. between 5th Ave. and Park Ave.
Rolf’s
281 3rd Ave between 21st Stand 22nd St.
In addition to its regular menu, Rolf’s will be serving a Thanksgiving meal for $42.95. This includes turkey and sides; dessert is $12.
Sides include candied sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes, spaztle, Brussels sprouts, red cabbage, and string beans.
Desserts include pumpkin pie, apple strudel, Black Forest cake, and chocolate layer cake.
Union Square Cafe
Greenwich Village
Boucherie
14 Christopher St. at Gay St.
Carbone
181 Thompson St. between Houston St. and Bleecker St.
Dante
79-81 Macdougal St. between Houston St. and Bleecker St.
Felice
615 Hudson St. between Jane St. and W 12th St.
Jack and Charlie’s No. 118
118 Greenwich Ave. between Horatio St. and Jane St.
Kubeh
464 6th Ave. at W 11th St.
Little Owl
90 Bedford St. at Grove St.
One If By Land, Two If By Sea
17 Barrow St. between 7th Avenue S and W 4th St.
Reservations are open for Thanksgiving 2026 at One If By Land, Two If By Sea. Meals will be $195 per person.
Start with an amuse-bouche of a roasted pumpkin croquette.
There are many options for the first course, including Japanese hamachi, oysters, lobster bisque, Brussels sprout salad, and steak tartar.
In addition to a main course of turkey with traditional sides, you can also opt for salmon, lobster tail, beef wellington, or a vegan mushroom wellington.
Dessert includes an apple tart tatin and chocolate mousse with pistachio ice cream.
The Noortwyck
289 Bleecker St. at 7th Ave. S
Wicked Willy’s
149 Bleecker St. between Thompson St. and Laguardia Place
Kip’s Bay
Sarabeth’s
381 Park S at E 27th St.
Little Italy
L’Amore Restaurante
17 Mulberry Street between Broome Street and Grand Street
Thanksgiving meals will be served from 11 am until 10 pm.
La Nonna
134 Mulberry Street between Hester Street and Grand Street
Thanksgiving meals will be served from 11 am until 10 pm.
Lower East Side
Beauty and Essex
146 Essex St. between Rivington St. and Stanton St.
Dirty French
180 Ludlow St. between Houston St. and Stanton St., at the Ludlow Hotel
Freeman’s
Freeman’s Alley between Stanton St. and Rivington St.
Thanksgiving dinner will be served from 1:30 pm until 8:30 pm for $132 per person.
The first course is hot artichoke dip and devils on horseback.
The second course is a choice of a little gem salad, a beet salad, and spiced carrot soup.
For the third course, opt for turkey, trout, or butternut squash risotto.
Dessert is either pumpkin pie or apple pie.
Noho
Lafayette
380 Lafayette St. at Great Jones St.
Raf’s
Nomad
230 5th
230 5th Ave. at 27th St.
II Fioresta
17 W 26th St. between 5th Ave. and 6th Ave.
The Smith
1150 Broadway between 26th St. and 27th St.
Thanksgiving at The Smith includes a starter, main, and dessert for $88 per person.
Starter options include butternut squash soup, kale + quinoa salad, ricotta gnocchi, tuna crudo, burrata, and a honey crisp apple salad.
There are a few different turkey options for the main dish, including turkey pot pie, turkey leg osso bucco, and roasted turkey breast. For those not interested in turkey, other main dishes include butternut squash risotto, salmon, and braised beef short ribs.
In addition to the sides that come with each main dish, there are a few sides for the table. Apple brioche stuffing, crispy Brussels sprouts, and cranberry orange jam will be served family-style.
Dessert is dark chocolate cake, honeycrisp apple tart, or pumpkin spice cake.
Soho
Lure Fishbar
142 Mercer St. at Prince St.
Mangia
588 Broadway between Houston St. and Prince St.
The Crosby Bar at The Crosby Hotel
79 Crosby St. between Prince St. and Spring St.
The Dutch
131 Sullivan St. at Prince St.
South Street Seaport
The Fulton by Jean-George
89 South St.
Stuyvesant Town
Rosemary’s
350 1st Ave.at East 20th St.
Tribeca
Bubby’s
120 Houston St. at 2nd Ave.
File Gumbo Bar
275 Church St.
Fouquet’s Brasserie
28 Desbrosses St. between Washington St. and Greenwich St.
Locanda Verde
377 Greenwich St. between North Moore St. and Franklin St.
Sarabeth’s
339 Greenwich St. between Jay St. and Harrison St.
Smyth Tavern
85 West Broadway at Chambers St.
Warren Street Bar at Warren Street Hotel
86 Warren St. between Greenwich St. and West Broadway
West Village
Bobo
Boucherie
99 7th Ave. S between Grove St. and Barrow St.
Dante
Perry Street by Jean-George and Cedri
176 Perry Street
Rosemary’s
Sveta
64 Carmine St. between Bedford St. and Varick St.
Thanksgiving at Sveta will be celebrated from 10 am until 11:30 pm.
The Clam
420 Hudson St. at Leroy St.
The Mary Lane
Thanksgiving Meals on the Upper East Side
The Upper East Side runs on the east side of Central Park, from 59th Street to 96th Street. This area includes Lenox Hill and Yorkville.
David Burke Tavern
514 Lexington Ave. at 48th St.
A 3-course prix fixe will be available from 12 pm until 8:30 pm for $110 per person. For children, a 2-course kids’ menu will be available for $45 per child.
The first course:
- lobster dumplings
- fall mixed salad
- caesar salad
- scallop, clam, and corn chowder
- burrata cheese and beet carpaccio
- tuna crudo
- shrimp and avocado cocktail
The second course:
- turkey breast
- lobster and turkey
- pork chops
- salmon
- sea scallop and mushroom risotto
- black sea bass
The third course:
- warm apple crumb pie
- pumpkin cheesecake
- pecan pie
- sorbet and berries
Jo Jo by Jean-Georges
La Goulue
29 E 61st St. between Madison Ave. and Park Ave.
A prix fixe meal will be served for $108 per adult and $54 per child under 12.
Starter options include butternut lobster bisque, salad, and ahi tuna.
Turkey is available for the entree, as is steak, branzini, and mushroom risotto.
Dessert is a pumpkin tart, apple tart tatin, profiteroles, or chocolate mousse.
Marlow
1022 Lexington Ave. between 73rd St. and 74th St.
Restaurant Daniel
The Mark Restaurant by Jean-Georges
Thanksgiving Meals on the Upper West Side
The Upper West Side runs on the west side of Central Park from 59th Street to 96th Street. This area includes Lincoln Square.
Dagon
Cafe Fiorello
1900 Broadway between 63rd St. and 64th St.
Elea
217 West 85th St. between Broadway and Amsterdam Ave.
Nice Matin
201 West 79th St. at Amsterdam Ave.
Nougatin and the Terrace at John-Georges
Sarabeth’s
Siempre Oggi
164 West 75th St. at Amsterdam Ave.
Talia’s Steakhouse
Both indoor and outdoor seating are available for the 5 seating times between 12 pm and 9 pm on Thanksgiving Day.
The prix fixe menu is $118 per person and includes unlimited soda, coffee, and tea. A kids’ menu for those 10 and under is available for $59 per person.
Start with a soup, either butternut squash, Yeminite chicken, or matzah ball.
Choose an appetizer: Moroccan salmon, a Middle Eastern salad platter, mixed green salad, or crispy cauliflower.
For the entree, the options include roasted turkey, grilled ribeye, chicken marsala, lamb stew, or in Moroccan tomato & pepper sauce
Dessert options are pumpkin pie, lemon meringue pie, chocolate mousse, tiramisu, or strawberry shortcake.
The kids meal includes a choice of soup, an entree, and a dessert. The entree options are chicken fingers, a burger, or a turkey plate. For dessert, kids can pick pumpkin pie, tiramisu, fruit salad, or chocolate mousse.
Tavern on the Green
The Consulate UWS
The Ellington on Broadway
The Ribbon
The Smith
Thanksgiving at The Smith includes a starter, main, and dessert for $88 per person.
Starter options include butternut squash soup, kale + quinoa salad, ricotta gnocchi, tuna crudo, burrata, and a honey crisp apple salad.
There are a few different turkey options for the main dish, including turkey pot pie, turkey leg osso bucco, and roasted turkey breast. For those not interested in turkey, other main dishes include butternut squash risotto, salmon, and braised beef short ribs.
In addition to the sides that come with each main dish, there are a few sides for the table. Apple brioche stuffing, crispy Brussels sprouts, and cranberry orange jam will be served family-style.
Dessert is dark chocolate cake, honeycrisp apple tart, or pumpkin spice cake.
Thanksgiving Meals in Upper Manhattan
Generally, anything north of Central Park, but in this case, anywhere north of 96th Street. The neighborhoods included are Harlem, Morningside Heights, Sugar Hill, and Washington Heights.
Harlem
Amy Ruth’s
Red Rooster
A turkey feast, served family-style, will be available for $90 per person.
This includes:
- cornbread
- sweet potato coconut soup
- deviled eggs
- remix salad
- fried or roasted turkey breast
- gravy
- cornbread stuffing
- cranberry chutney
- collard greens
- mac & cheese
- garlic mash
- roasted squash
- pecan pie
- apple pie
Ginny’s Supper Club
Lenox Hill
Casa Cruz
Thanksgiving Meals in Brooklyn
Bay Ridge
Cebu
Reservations are open for Thanksgiving at Cebu, where you can dine in or get meals to go.
Greenhouse Cafe
Brooklyn Heights
Felice
84 Montague St.
Dumbo
Celestine
River Cafe
1 Water St.
Greenpoint
Sereneco
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Prospect Heights
Leland Eating and Drinking House
A multi-course family-style Thanksgiving meal will be served from 2 pm until 8 pm for $85 per person.
Williamsburg
Le Crocodile
Leuca
Meadowsweet
149 Broadway
Thanksgiving Meals in Queens
Astoria
Victory Garden Cafe
Enjoy a Thanksgiving meal for $49.95 at Victory Garden Cafe.
Main options include Greek-style turkey with stuffing, lamb chops, and shrimp scampi. All are served with Greek salad and additional sides.
Other sides and appetizers can be added à la carte.
Forest Hills
Agora Taverna
Howard Beach
Vetro
164-49 Cross Bay
There are 2 different options for dining on Thanksgiving at Vetro.
You can dine in the Murano room from 3 pm until 6 pm and enjoy a 4-course meal with a top-shelf open bar and live music for $100 per adult and $75 per child 12 and under.
Another option takes place from 1 pm until 6 pm and is $68 per adult and $50 per child.
Long Island City
American Brass
Seaside
Margie’s
Thanksgiving Meals on Staten Island
Lorenzo’s
A 4-course menu will be served along with live piano music at Lorenzo’s. Adults are $74.95 per person, and children are half price.
Start with an amuse-bouche before the first course, which is a choice of a harvest apple salad or a kale salad.
The second course is the pasta course, and you can choose between penne, lasagna, arancini, fresh mozzarella with peppers, or calamari.
The main course includes a turkey meal with traditional sides, salmon, pork osso busco, braised short ribs, or meatless eggplant meatballs.
Dessert is a ricotta cheesecake paired with an apple crumb tart.
Thanksgiving Meals To-Go
Agora Taverna
70 09 Austin St., Forest Hills
American Brass
2-01 50th Ave., Long Island City
Amy Ruth’s
Anton’s
Aquavit
Bubby’s
Carmine’s
200 W 44th St., Times Square
2450 Broadway, Upper West Side
Cebu Bar & Bistro
Bay Ridge
Celestine
David Burke Tavern
Orders open in October for a grab-and-gobble Thanksgiving to-go.
Dock’s Oyster Bar and Seafood Grill
If you don’t want to dine in, you can opt to take out Thanksgiving dinner from Dock’s Oyster Bar and Seafood Grill. Orders must be placed by Monday, November 25.
Orders will be cold upon pickup and will include heating instructions. They must be picked up on Wednesday.
Each meal is $60 per person and includes
- turkey
- stuffing
- whipped potatoes
- roasted root vegetables
- gravy
- cranberry compote
- bread and butter
- pumpkin pie
Edy’s Grocer
Evelyn’s Kitchen
2317 1st Ave., East Harlem
Preorder a Thanksgiving meal featuring sage-roasted turkey breast, your choice of four sides, gravy, cranberry sauce, and Evelyn’s Kitchen’s signature pudgies. Meals arrive cold with heating instructions.
Additional entrees can be added on, such as salmon, sea bass, or beef short ribs.
Sides include cornbread stuffing, mac & cheese, green beans, Brussels sprouts, mashed potatoes, sweet potato soufflé, and spicy greens.
Farm to People
Frenchette
241 West Broadway, Tribeca
Havana Central
Midtown
Thanksgiving meals are available from November 16 until November 26, 2026.
Each bundle is for 4 or 10 guests.
Family bundles have a main option of herb-and-mojo roasted turkey, roast pork, braised beef, mango-glazed salmon, or herb-roasted chicken.
Each bundle includes stuffing, candied yams, roasted veggies, cranberry salsito, and pumpkin flan.
Additional sides can be ordered à la carte, as can their regular menu.
Kubeh
464 6th Ave., Greenwich Village
Morgan’s Brooklyn BBQ
267 Flatbush Ave., Prospect Heights
Rockaway Hotel
108-10 Rockaway Beach Dr, Queens
Sarabeth’s
423 Amsterdam Ave., Upper West Side
40 Central Park South, Midtown
381 Park South, Kips Bay
339 Greenwich St., Tribeca
Talia’s Steakhouse
The takeout Thanksgiving menu is the same as dine-in, with the exception of the drinks. Unlimited drinks are not included in the to-go meal.
Start with a soup, either butternut squash, Yeminite chicken, or matzah ball.
Choose an appetizer: Moroccan salmon, a Middle Eastern salad platter, mixed green salad, or crispy cauliflower.
For the entree, the options include roasted turkey, grilled ribeye, chicken marsala, lamb stew, or in Moroccan tomato & pepper sauce
Dessert options are pumpkin pie, lemon meringue pie, chocolate mousse, tiramisu, or strawberry shortcake.
You can also preorder a turkey dinner with sides for $54.
Virgil’s Real BBQ
152 West 44th St., Midtown
2452 Broadway, Upper West Side
Wayan
NYC Thanksgiving Wrap-Up
While this is not a comprehensive list of all the restaurants in NYC that serve Thanksgiving meals, you can be sure to find somewhere on this list to enjoy the holiday meal in 2026.
Whether you want to eat early or late, dress up or stay casual, go all out in price or keep to a budget, there is somewhere in New York City to fit your needs.
Be sure to make your reservations early, especially if you have a particular place in mind. Thanksgiving in NYC tends to book fast.
That being said, do not worry if you waited until the last minute. Some places don’t even take reservations.
If you prefer to eat at home, you still don’t need to cook Thanksgiving dinner if you do not want to, as many different restaurants, delis, and bakeries in NYC offer Thanksgiving to-go.
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