Want to celebrate Thanksgiving, but not planning on cooking a full dinner this year? Or want to try adding something new to your menu? Don’t quit Thanksgiving cold turkey — we’ve got you covered with where to dine in + carry out for Thanksgiving dinner.
Where to dine-in
Rick’s Café Boatyard | By reservation
Grab a table with a view of Eagle Creek Reservoir at this west side restaurant. What’s on the menu? It’s a classic Thanksgiving meal from the turkey all the way to the pumpkin pie, for $33 per adult or $16 per child age 10 and under.
Cooper’s Hawk | Dine-in or Carry-out
Dine in for a traditional Thanksgiving dinner or pre-order a heat-and-serve meal kit for $199. The kit includes turkey, butternut squash soup, pretzel bread, roasted veggies, a pumpkin praline cheesecake, and several other delicious sides.
His Place Eatery has mastered sides that are perfect for a Thanksgiving meal.
Photo by @hisplaceeatery
Where to carry-out
Pots & Pans Pie Co.
Choose from ready-to-eat sweet pies — like caramel pumpkin and sweet potato — and take-and-bake savory pot pies, including a Thanksgiving Dinner Pot Pie filled with turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, and cornbread stuffing. Pro tip: Pots & Pans will be open on Thanksgiving Day from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m.
His Place Eatery
The beloved soul food restaurant is offering a Thanksgiving catering package that serves up to 10 people for $129. It includes your choice of smoked turkey breast or ham, two sides (mashed potatoes, green beans, or dressing), and cornbread muffins. Desserts like peach cobbler and sweet potato cheesecake are also available. Orders will be accepted through Friday, Nov. 15, or until all catering slots are filled.
Shapiro’s Deli
A Thanksgiving meal for under $20 per person? Now that’s a steal. Get your turkey, gravy, dressing, nine pounds of sides, and rye bread or buns to serve eight people for $150. Desserts can be added for an extra fee.
Goose the Market
Buy a smoked turkey + fixings, or opt for a raw turkey to make at home — you can even pick up a brine kit and bucket here if you need it. Make sure you grab some homestyle gourmet turkey gravy and Chris’ Cranberry Mostarda while you’re at it.
Big Hoffa’s Bar-B-Que
Get everything from the smoked turkey to baked beans + peach cobbler from Westfield’s favorite barbecue joint. Plan ahead: Orders are accepted through Thursday, Nov. 21.
Field Brewing
Want to make your own turkey but have someone else take care of the sides? Field Brewing can take care of the gravy, stuffing, rolls, brussels sprouts, mac and cheese, and more for you — just make sure to order before Friday, Nov. 22.
The Fountain Room
Choose from a turkey or prime rib dinner for six or 12 guests. You’ll also get three delectable side dishes of your choice, chopped salad, dinner rolls + cinnamon butter, and choice of pecan or pumpkin pie for dessert.
Can’t go wrong with a charcuterie board as an appetizer.
Photo by @goosethemarket
Where to shop local ingredients
Smoking Goose Meatery
Level up your Thanksgiving spread with stuffed trillium brie en croûte, applewood bacon burnt ends with pumpkin glaze, and a host of other seasonal items, as well as every charcuterie board ingredient you can think of.
Hoosier Heritage Farms
Prefer to cook the turkey yourself? Pick up a local pasture-raised bird that’s free of drugs, antibiotics, and GMOs.
Turchetti’s
This saulmeria gets its pasture-raised turkeys from Becker Farm in Mooreland. You can buy yours fresh or pre-brined — or if you prefer ham, you can get a smoked one here too.
Tuttle Orchards
Picking up a fresh, free range turkey here is a great excuse to also snag some frozen pies or fresh donuts, with exclusive new fall flavors released weekly.
