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Thanksgiving is rapidly approaching. If you’re not into cooking these days, don’t worry, you aren’t alone.
Sometimes you can be the most thankful when you aren’t stuck doing 3 hours worth of dishes, and to be honest, I think we’ve all cooked a lot more at home this year than we’re used to. So if you have some disposable income and you’re interested in skipping the stress of grocery shopping, I invite you to take a look at your options.
There are some phenomenal local restaurants that are offering Thanksgiving carry-out this year and supporting them is a fantastic way to make yourself feel better about not wanting to plan a Thanksgiving dinner.
Veritas
Veritas will be serving up a traditional Thanksgiving dinner to-go. The menu includes a 15-18 lbs Turkey, roast root veggies, cornbread dressing, 50/50 mash potatoes, roasted and seasoned brussels sprouts, fall harvest salad, turkey gravy, cranberry chutney, and biscuits. The meal serves 4-6 people and you can order yours for $285.
Ambrose and Eve, Dough Mama, and Antiques on High
Ready for quite the collaboration? Ambrose and Eve is teaming up with their neighbors, Dough Mama and Antiques on High for an awesome Thanksgiving package. There are meals available for up to 6 people and prices range from $125 to $250.
Geordie’s Restaurant
Geordie’s is serving up roast turkey & stuffing, seasonal veggies, roast potatoes, and gravy & Yorkshire pudding for their Thanksgiving To-Go menu. Oh, I almost forgot the pumpkin pie! The meal is $21.95 per person and you can pre-order until November 22. You can call the restaurant to place your order at 614-674-6004.
Smokehouse Brewing Co.
Over at Smokehouse Brewing Co., you can pick up a slightly larger Thanksgiving meal. This one feeds 10-12 people and you get the choice of smoked turkey, pork shoulder, or brisket plus some yummy sides and of beer. Packages start at $129.
The Refectory
The Refectory is such an iconic spot in Columbus, and this Thanksgiving, you can bring a taste of it home with you. The restaurant is offering a 4-course dinner menu (to-go) and you can order yours for $49/person.
Ray Ray’s Hog Pit
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Ray Ray’s just announced their Thanksgiving carryout menu on Monday, and as usual, it’s fantastic. You can get all sorts of goodies, including building your own meal or ordering their set package. You can get all of the details right here.
Cameron Mitchell
Every year, Cameron Mitchell offers Thanksgiving in a Box and this year is no different. The meal feeds 10 people and is priced at $299. If you want to get a little fancy this year, you can even add a flower arrangement.
Service Bar
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Service Bar , aka one of my favorite eateries in the city, is offering a southern-inspired Thanksgiving meal. Turducken, Andouille Sausage and Leek Bread Pudding, and Pimento Cheese Biscuits are just a few of the highlights. You can grab a meal for two starting at $150 or a meal for 6 for $300.
The Market Italian Village
You can grab Thanksgiving dinner for 4-6 from The Market Italian Village for $275. The meal includes a turkey to roast, ham, and your choice of sides. Did I mention the cocktail and wine packages? Because you can also add on some fun drinks!
Together & Co., Kittie’s Cakes, and Sweet Carrot
Together & Co, Kittie’s Cakes, and Sweet Carrot will also be working together to put out a Thanksgiving dinner for 6. The menu is flexible and you can choose a preset menu or a build-your-own. The turkeys on the menu come from two local farms, Cooper Farms and Bowman & Landes.
We’ll be keeping this list updated, so if you haven’t seen your favorite restaurant on the list, don’t be dismayed! There may be hope yet.
