Thanksgiving’s Dining Out Guide

Whether you’re going home, staying in the city, or braving the kitchen yourself, there’s a good chance you’re hoping for a great meal this Thanksgiving.  The good news is that if you don’t feel like cooking, New York is a great place to be on this food-centric holiday.  Some of the city’s best chefs will be happy to cook for you.  In fact, you may want to reconsider staying home when chefs like Floyd Cardoz will do the cooking for you.  There’s Pumpkin and Sage Tortelli at Mailiano, Quinoa Mustard Pilaf at North End Grill and much more.  We’ve got an assortment of menus guaranteed to make your holiday memorable and delicious… and you won’t even have to do the dishes afterward.