Raleigh Thanksgiving Options
Looks like we're going to be a party fo four this year for Thanksgiving and to me, that means eating out. If anyone has suggestions in the Raleigh/RTP area, I'd welcome them! Thanks in advance.
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If you're interested in a good buffet, you could try Michael Dean's. We went there last year and it was really good (though we were a bit worried about the buffet aspect of it.) Lots of options and a good mix of traditional foods and fancier options. I think it was about $25 pp.
http://www.michaeldeans.com/
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I have been told that the Angus Barn Buffet is outstanding. It would seem like a festive atmosphere for Thanksgiving.
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I'm a +1 on the Angus Barn - they have a fabulous buffet.
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Here is this years description/info:
http://www.angusbarn.com/pdf/thanksgi...
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I think we may be going out too. Not exactly in the Triangle, but Yancey House seems like a nice drive and their Louisiana based menu looks interesting:
http://www.yanceyvillage.com/yanceyho...
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not quite raleigh, but herons will be having a thanksgiving buffet:
http://www.heronsrestaurant.com/event...
Thanksgiving Buffet Thursday, November 26th, 12pm – 6pm $65 per person, $18 per child under twelve
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$65?!! Hope it comes with a swedish massage.
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I don't know if they still do it or not, but Margeaux's used to put on one of the most impressive holiday spreads I've ever seen, anywhere.
http://www.margauxsrestaurant.com/
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When we lived in Raleigh my family always went to Margeaux's for Thanksgiving. Very good!
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The News & Observer has posted their list for the year:
http://blogs.newsobserver.com/food/re...
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