the banana pudding from magnolia is amazing

Smoked sable.

I wish 20th Century Cafe was still open. The honey cake was to die for.

I haven't sent anything that wasn't well-received. Particular favorites have been Ina Garten's Coconut Cake, Georgetown Cupcakes (easier for me to send via GoldBelly than to call the store), anything and everything in Duff Goldman's store. I was online earlier today and there were some great looking pecan pies and other types of pies for Thanksgiving! And lots of cookies!

Soup dumplings? We moved to the midwest and haven't found a good place here (yet, maybe -- we also haven't really tried). But this is something I'm craving and also have a GC to spend. Would love a recommendation.

Also, thanks to the PP with the brunch suggestion. It might not work for OPs family, but sounds great for ours.

Pizzeria Bianco. Soooo good.

+1 I send these to my kid @ college twice a semester. Essa Bagel ship very well and they’re the most reasonably priced

We get Essa Bagels about four times a year through them.

Prantl's almond torte. So good: https://www.goldbelly.com/prantls-bakery/15395-burnt-almond-torte?ref=search&search_id=71887576

Anonymous wrote:Isn’t Russ & Daughters on there? I’d get brunch spreads for the morning before thanksgiving dinner!

Our family travels the day of so brunch is not part of the event but thanks!

Anonymous wrote:Do you have any reccomendations on how to spend it ($150)? Bonus points if it would be part of our Thanksgiving dinner...but does not have to be.

Adding...we are pretty set on our thanksgiving basic recipes so I do not want stuffing or cranberry sauce additions. We do not have a set dessert tradition so that would work or something less typical as a side.

Isn’t Russ & Daughters on there? I’d get brunch spreads for the morning before thanksgiving dinner!

Do you have any reccomendations on how to spend it ($150)? Bonus points if it would be part of our Thanksgiving dinner...but does not have to be.