Thanksgiving dinner possibilities

[AubieSue82]

I realize this has been discussed in past years, but many restaurants that were mentioned are now closed, and so many new ones are opening. So, we are staying in Seacrest over Thanksgiving, and have no intention of cooking! We will either go out to eat at a restaurant, or go pick up prepared food. It will probably be my parents, me and my husband, and our 16 and 12 year old kids. I have the menu from Cowgirl Kitchen, and I know Publix is an option.

Do any places sell whole fried turkeys?

Any other ideas--either eat-in, or carry-out?? Prefer to keep it along 30-A, or pretty close.

Thanks!

Susan

 

[beachmouse]

I think Kenny D's in Mirimar Beach has done fried turkeys in the past.

 

[Franny]

Cocoon's in Seagrove perhaps.

 

[scooterbug44]

There were a couple restaurants open last year on Thanksgiving Day and doing special meals - can't remember which ones, but the menus they posted were yummy sounding!

If you do go out to eat, please tip extra well - because they are there serving you, it means they don't get to celebrate the holidays w/ their family and friends!

 

[Mario]

Fire will be serving a buffet for Thanksgiving. We will have two seatings, one at 11:00 am, and the other at 2:00 pm. The cost will be $30 for adults, $15 for children ages 3-12, and free for children under 3. Here is our menu.

Starters​

Salad “Bar”​

Fruits, Nuts, Cheeses, Dressings​

Entrees​

Beer Brined Turkey​

Poached Salmon

Rosemary Braised Brisket with Brisket Jus

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Shrimp, Smoked Sausage, and Sun Dried Tomato Penne



Vegetables, Starches, and Sauces

Roasted Poblano Corn Pudding

Roasted Spaghetti Squash

Green Bean and Asiago Gratin with Crispy Onions

Green Onion Smashed Potatoes

Wild Mushroom Dressing

Scalloped Root Vegetable and Sweet
Potato Bake

Applewood Smoked Bacon and Smoked Cheddar Macaroni

Andouille Dirty Rice

Grand Marnier Cranberry Sauce

Traditional Gravy

Tasso-Mustard Pan Gravy

Dinner Rolls


Dessert Table

Pies: Pumpkin, Rhubarb, Sweet Potato, & Pecan

Kids: Cookies

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[Great Southern]

Thanksgiving at Great Southern

We would love to have you over for Thanksgiving Dinner!
http://www.thegreatsoutherncafe.com

 

[You Rang?]

We would love to have you over for Thanksgiving Dinner!
http://www.thegreatsoutherncafe.com

This has already been highly recommended to me, but they all sound just yummy!

 

[FattyPattys]

Fried Turkeys

Calypso, just east of Pier Park is taking orders for fried turkeys.....just found out yesterday.

 

[rogpurf]

Last year we ate at the Ocean Club. They had turkey, dressing, potatoes, vegetables, etc., for a reasonable price. I think we even had to take some home.

 

[Allifunn]

I realize this has been discussed in past years, but many restaurants that were mentioned are now closed, and so many new ones are opening. So, we are staying in Seacrest over Thanksgiving, and have no intention of cooking! We will either go out to eat at a restaurant, or go pick up prepared food. It will probably be my parents, me and my husband, and our 16 and 12 year old kids. I have the menu from Cowgirl Kitchen, and I know Publix is an option.

Do any places sell whole fried turkeys?

Any other ideas--either eat-in, or carry-out?? Prefer to keep it along 30-A, or pretty close.

Thanks!

Susan

I will be preparing "to go" Thanksgiving dinners at Cahn's this year. They have done it every year the past few...so I'll be carrying on the tradition. Last year they had fried and baked turkeys.
I am planning mashed potatoes, home made dressing, green bean casserole, sweet potato casserloe, cranberry compote, gravy, rolls and turkey...I am sure I'll add a few things. Plus some Piyyyyees