My father in law died recently, mother in law will be here and I have to work till 1 on Thanksgiving day, so I am not wanting to cook. Any suggestions on restaurants that serve a good Thanksgiving day meal?
Thanks!
By texannie
on Nov 7, 2008 05:09 AM
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Black-eyed Pea has their own thanksgiving menu for that day.
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B-4-u-eat has Thanksgiving menus, click on menus on their web site. There is a website called thanksgiving-menus.com but no posts are up yet.
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Thanks! Was wanting something a little nicer than Black eyed Pea. I looked at B4ueat. I will check that other website.
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The website is Thangsgiving-restaurants.com.
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I just ran across the Magnolia Bar and Grill dinner for twenty dollars. They do a pretty good Sunday brunch, cajun style. I may go here myself as I work retail and have bizarre Wednesday night, Friday morning hours and cooking is a pain.
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i love them, i will check it out! Cleverly has a page up but so far only 3 restaurants.
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texannie,
where did you see cleverly's page? I looked at the blog and couldn't find it.
If I wasn't obligated to a family gathering I would go to Charivari's for Thanksgiving. There are some traditional and not so much offerings on the menu, and it all sounds delicious. That chef is great.
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Go to Yahoo and punch in thanksgiving-restaurants Houston and it will take you right to it. I would post the link but I'm not good with these new fangled computer things, but I'm working on it, and I will figure it out.
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LOL
here is Cleverly's list
http://thanksgiving-restaurants.com/H...
i will check out that restaurant. i mentioned to my husband today that i wasn't wanting to cook and he kind of flipped, but did offer to cook himself!
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Here is the menu for Charivari:
http://charivarirest.com/Thanksgiving...
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Texannie, where did you end up going? And how was it? BTW, I heard that Black eyed pea was packed! My daughter's father-in-law drove past one on the way to her house and he was shocked! I was too.
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Cleverley will also be doing a Christmas/holiday version of her Thanksgiving restaurant list -- watch for it.
No surprise that BEP was busy for T-day -- they are kid-friendly, and their food is predictable, not highly spiced, and affordable. For those who can't or won't cook, its the perfect solution.
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I don't mean to sound tacky, but I have a personal issue with BEP, after eating there many times, and it getting increasingly worse with each visit. I even went as far as to send corporate a note about it, which I got a phone call from them to discuss the problem. Thing was they promised to send me a gift certificate and never did. This after a 20 minute discussion. Hmpf! The one on 290 is the one I will not go back to.
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