Looking for a restaurant which is offering traditional Thanksgiving Dinner?
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A Lot of the major Motel Chains have a buffet.  The Marriot, Holiday Inn, etc.\nCheck your newpaper ads.
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kmart has a pre thanksgiving sale\nbuy one kiss get a hug for free
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I just finished our menu last night and besides every food you mentioned (which we will have) our family also requires:  pan gravy; sage dressing; a pineapple dressing that is more like a souffle; a butternut squash casserole made with sour cream, butter and onions; a fruit salad that is combined with a base of marshmallows, sour cream and coconut that has previously set for 24 hours so that they combine into a thick and stable sweet cream that won't turn into a liquid; pickles (dill and sweet); olives (black and green);  both pumpkin AND pecan pie plus a required cherry pie and pumpkin cake roll.  I will also have a tray of crudities and dip that guests can nibble on if they can't wait until dinner (which is usually around 1pm to accommodate those that must watch football.)\n\nI know it sounds like a lot (and it is) but then we ususally have a gathering of from 13 to 24.  Even with a 20-27 pound turkey we rarely have many leftovers which is rather upsetting because isn't the whole reason we have turkey on Thanksgiving is for the sandwiches we get to have the rest of the week?
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Since you got the first 2 covered, why don't you check out local organizations that will be serving dinner.  You could go and possibly make a few new friends.  Before you head out, though, you could take in the Macy's Day Parade on tv which is always good!  If those don't work for you, rent some great movies and make a day of the tv.  If you were closer, I'd invite you for dinner.  Happy Thanksgiving!
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I'm hosting too.  Here's a list of what will be on the menu:\n\nTurkey\nStuffing\nMashed Potatoes\nGravy\nRolls\nCorn\nMy wife's famous baked broccoli/cauliflower casserole\nCandied yams (sweet potatoes)\nCranberry sauce\nPumpkin pie\nApple pie\n\nOK, so it's very traditional and pretty boring, but hey...it only comes once a year and my family likes the traditional dinner, so it works for us
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Never heard of that place so couldn't tell you what you'll find in there.  You can try Winner's pub.
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Well I'm the designated Cook since my father died.....so I always stay at home and cook the traditional Feast....I tell my friends and family it's open door at my house on holidays....Everyone is welcome!.....I cook up our family's traditional feast and usually add a new different something Iv been wanting to try out as well.....I usually start cooking/baking Pies/cookies(jello salads.. & prep work) on wed....and theT- bird on Thursday...it's a ton of work specially since I do it all myself now that Dad has passed( we always did it together ever since I was young girl,just us two)....but everyone really apreaciates it!  so it's worth it !! whatever you do, Rember, Thanksgiving really isn't about the food...though try to tell that to the men...lol....it's really about family and good friends getting together and enjoying each others company....and being Thankful for each other..... \nHave a Great day!\nBlessed Be!
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Try it on thanksgiving. Or ask a Turk.
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Thanksgiving if your traveling
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restaurant & music bar
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Sweet pototoes, no, make that pumpkin pie, no, maybe the turkey... \nIt is too hard to narrow it down to one thing.  Thanksgiving has a very structured menu (turkey, dressing, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes, pumpkin pie).  I can't imagine not having those.\nWhen we were overseas for 3 years, it was really hard finding all the parts for Thanksgiving, but we always managed somehow.  One year, we had to cut up a huge Queensland blue pumpkin and make the pie from scratch without a recipe.  Not easy.
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Ha, I found what I was looking for:\n\n"The use of the turkey in the USA for Thanksgiving relates back to Lincoln's nationalization of the holiday in 1863. Since a turkey could feed more than a chicken, those were sent to the troops instead as a more cost-effective feast."
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Dunaways roof or Castleton Grill for steak\n\nThe Villa (reservations) is nice for Italian so is the Spaghetti factory\n\nP J(maybe its pt) Chang for Chinese\n\nThe Thai House for ...well you get the ideal\n\nAcapulco Joes for Mexican
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Well, tradition is to eat turkey, but you could eat chicken if you want!
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What Kinda place are you looking for? Cheese cake factory is where i went... If you like thai food... Mai thai in dupont circle is great.. they have vallet parking so you guys don't need to go around looking for parking.
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They usually do it Thanksgiving night. The same time every year. I'm not sure about the exact time.
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Tofu Turkey also called 'Tofurky' can be purchased at many natural food grocery stores. This is an easy vegetarian alternative.\n\nIf you want to cook a tofu turkey from scratch\nVegweb offers a nice tofu turkey recipe. \n\nIf you want to offer something different than tofu turkey, \na tasty alternative I suggest is Lightlife ""Gimme Lean Sausage"which can be used to make a fantastic Thanksgiving vegetarian dish. The recipe is called 'baked butternut squash stuffed with apples and "fake' sausage'. \n\nMambo Sprouts  E-Newsletter offers a 'Thanksgiving Holiday Guide' with this great meatless- vegetarian recipe, other recipes include vegetarian or meat included appetizers, side dishes, main dishes, dessert recipes, and wellness tips in a free pdf download.\n\nMeatless Mondays offers a nice bean dish recipe that would be a nice vegetarian alternative. Three-Bean "Cassoulet"