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Anonymous
| We're toying with the idea of having Thanksgiving dinner at a restaurant. We don't want banquet food, if you know what I mean. Any suggestions of someplace nice that would work well for carnivores, pescetarians and vegetarians alike? Many thanks. |
Anonymous
| We had a nice Thanksgiving dinner at Ardeo in Cleveland Park a few years back. |
Anonymous
| Went to Blue Duck Tavern last year and it was very very good. Kind of expensive though, so depends on what you're looking for. |
Anonymous
| I think all of the Clyde's restaurants are open for Thanksgiving. We went to the one in Tysons years ago, and they had a regular menu, in addition to the traditional Thanksgiving dinner. |
Anonymous
| Chef Geoff's has their Thanksgiving Day menu on their website. They seem to have both holiday and regular items. |
Anonymous
| La Vecindad, a new restaurant on the SE edge of Capitol Hill that serves Cuban and Mexican food, is offering deep-fried turkey for Thanksgiving. |
Anonymous
| I believe there are a number of places on Georgia Avenue that offer Chinese Food, Subs, Chicken and Seafood - should be something for everyone there. Happy Thanksgiving! |
Anonymous
| Thanks, all, some of these suggestions sound great. The carnivores will want turkey and at least one of them won't be happy without it. |
Anonymous
We took this route last year but the turkey go all messed up when they put it in the plexiglass spindle thing once we put the money through. |
Anonymous
|
ha ha PP is funny
I think 2941 in Fairview Park, Falls Church is doing another buffet or plated option again |
Anonymous
| Washingtonian had a guide to Thanksgiving dinner menus last year: http://www.washingtonian.com/articles/diningguides/14125.html |
Anonymous
| We're doing 2941. Pricey though, $65 in advance per adult, $25 per child. |