Cracker Barrell!

Rips in Bowie has a Thanksgiving buffet for about $20 per person, first come first served (no reservations) so line up early.

I just received an email that Chef Geoff's has a dinner for 4 for $120.

thanks, these recommendations are great!

Capriatis has very good turkey subs. Butterball, I think.

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Anonymous wrote:I would order a prepared Thanksgiving dinner (<$150) and enjoy it in your PJs.

ooh, I like this. Where can you get good delivery from? I didn't even know you could order a Thanksgiving meal home.

No one will deliver it to you. You have to pick it up the day before.

You'd want to check out the details of each, but here's are a few lists of places doing take-out:

http://dc.about.com/od/thanksgiving/a/Thanksgivingtogo.htm

http://washington.cbslocal.com/top-lists/best-places-for-take-out-thanksgiving-dinner-in-washington-d-c/

You could also look on Open Table and see who's serving that day; a lot of places that are will probably do take-out.

Thanksgiving dinner cooked by someone else, enjoyed in our PJs sounds like pure heaven.

You can order one from Wegmans

old Ebbitt Grill - $26/person

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I would order a prepared Thanksgiving dinner (<$150) and enjoy it in your PJs.

ooh, I like this. Where can you get good delivery from? I didn't even know you could order a Thanksgiving meal home.

Any of the grocery stores
Balducci's
Boston Market
And I just learned this week Popeye's does a cajun turkey

Anonymous wrote:We're going to a nice hotel in Charlottesville and the cost for two kids and two adult will be $120 without the tip.

nice! this is exactly in my budget. Mind sharing the name? If you're not comfortable that's fine too.

Anonymous wrote:I would order a prepared Thanksgiving dinner (<$150) and enjoy it in your PJs.

ooh, I like this. Where can you get good delivery from? I didn't even know you could order a Thanksgiving meal home.

We're going to a nice hotel in Charlottesville and the cost for two kids and two adult will be $120 without the tip.

Dennys?

I would order a prepared Thanksgiving dinner (<$150) and enjoy it in your PJs.

I definitely will not be cooking this Thanksgiving - ill, constantly overworked and exhausted, DH is the same. We were thinking of going to a restaurant with our two teenage DDs. Is it possible to get a nice Thanksgiving dinner for 4 people within $150 (including tip), or is that just crazy talk?