Thought this year for Thanksgiving that it might be fun to restaurant it -- someone else can fuss and clean up & we can leave for other entertainment.
Anyone have ideas on some places open for Thanksgiving dinner? Open to traditional or non-traditional, either one.
By Amy
on Nov 19, 2003 04:04 PM
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Brasserie Margaux in the Warwick is doing a Thanksgiving buffet. I'm a big fan of the food there in general, and the couple times I've gone for holiday buffets, I've been very happy. Link to the menu is below.
Link: http://www.margauxseattle.com/thanksg...
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Brasserie Margaux has the best breakfast (read: eggs benedict) that I've found so far in town !
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Yes, their breakfast rocks! I love the complimentary basked of warm pastries too.
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Yes, tighe has spent many a 3-Bloody-Mary breakfast at Brasserie Margaux. The complimentary pastries help soak up the extra alcohol.
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AY-MEN! The eggs benedict there is definitely the best in Seattle.
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I've enjoyed Ray's Boathouse a few times in the last few years on Thanksgiving.
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nwsource published a list of restaurants open for thanksgiving:
Andaluca
The Barking Frog
Earth & Ocean
Roy's - didn't this just close? or was that nikko?
727 Pine
Shanghai Garden
Six Seven
Spencer's for Steaks and Chops
full article below
Link: http://www.nwsource.com/restaurants/
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I think Roy's is still open and that just Nikko closed.
And thank you for the list!
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There was an article in USA today that is right up your alley. It's about the top 10 places in the country for a traditional Thanksgiving feast. Seattle's own Cascadia made the list. Check out the article and let us know if you decide to try it.
http://www.usatoday.com/travel/destinations/10great/2003-11-20-turkey-feast_x.htm
Happy eating!
Link: http://www.usatoday.com/travel/destin...
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2009 Update:
find a list of restaurants serving Thanksgiving meals here:
http://www.local-restaurants.net/citi...
p.s. Brasserie Margaux fans, they're serving again this year
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