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Best spot for Thanksgiving dinner

Hi!

Don't feel like cooking this year.

Looking for updated recommendations on a great spot to have Thanksgiving dinner this year in Seattle.

Looking for good food, nice ambiance, reasonable price.

Thanks in advance!

cew asked in Eating Out 6 months ago | Report

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    Seattle Met has a great list of places to eat out on Thanksgiving. From $10 at Linda's (TV Dinner... no kidding, yuk) to $225 at the Herbfarm and of course plenty in between.

    Part 1: http://www.seattlemet.com/blogs/nosh-pit/thanksgiving-dinner-seattle-restaurants-part-1-november-2011

    Part 2: http://www.seattlemet.com/blogs/nosh-pit/thanksgiving-dinner-part-ii-november-2011/

    Charles B answered in Eating Out 6 months ago | Report
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  • 161401_576952375_7011742_n_small
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    For vegetarians on Thanksgiving there's:

    Plum Bistro ~$35
    Cafe Flora ~$50
    BOKA (they're making an entire veggie multi-course) a la carte

    Madeline Puckette answered in Eating Out 6 months ago | Report
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    I know for sure that Plum is doing a family-style Thanksgiving Dinner. Really good ambiance, minus the turkey.

    lilmonster206 answered in Eating Out 6 months ago | Report
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    I now go to Ruth's Chris downtown on Pine every year. They do a great job. They have a fixed turkey dinner menu which is reasonably priced (you can also order off the menu if you want).

    The place is comfortable. The service is good. Everyone is having thanksgiving dinner. They also have a little surprise at the end... they give you a leftovers box, except it's not your leftovers. It's just more turkey etc. Class act.

    They take reservations online and by phone.

    infernactual answered in Eating Out 6 months ago | Report
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    We did the Thanksgiving buffet at Kaspar's last year, which was a pretty extraordinary buffet, and even felt a bit festive in a we-always-come-here-wouldn't-miss-it kind of way.

    David Wright answered in Eating Out 6 months ago | Report
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