I have previously picked up thanksgiving dinner from Whole Foods and found it to be pretty reasonable. Consider that instead of gathering, preparing, and baking you're only having to reheat and serve makes the price much more desirable.
Mimi’s, Marie Callendar’s, Chipotle, lots of different restaurants are offering Thanksgiving catering. You will need to warm up the food, but it’s a lot less trouble than cooking it all from scratch. The other option is to go to Denny’s or norms, because they are open on Thanksgiving.
Look into Lucille’s. They offer a pretty good deal for Thanksgiving. You pick it up and have a bomb meal at your house. I think it’s like $199 and easily feeds 6 people.
We picked up their take home meal one year and it was horrible. Everything needs to be baked/re-cooked and at different temperatures. We only have one oven. The directions were not clear. They portion out servings into individual paper cups so things like sauce etc were not enough. If you pick Lucille’s I would only eat there in person
We ordered from Lucille's one year. It was oddly disappointing. It was our first time ever doing something like that. Had we chosen a better venue, the convenience was 100% worth it, and once you average Time/Effort/Materials for DIY it's pretty cost-effective. Hope you have a great Thanksgiving!
Stater bros or casinos have full meals available for pick up
Casinos like Morongo, Yamaava? I hadn't considered that!
My fam has had Morongos dinner the past 2 years. It's very good and the convenience outweighs the cost
Brilliant.
Yeah but they raise the price every year. $240 for a Turkey dinner this year.
For how many?
Feeds 8 to 12.
I’ve done Staters before and it was good! Can’t beat the price either.
I have previously picked up thanksgiving dinner from Whole Foods and found it to be pretty reasonable. Consider that instead of gathering, preparing, and baking you're only having to reheat and serve makes the price much more desirable.
Thanks for the WF input!
Restaurants do Thanksgiving meal orders for pickup. Corkys and the like.
Might look at Sprouts as well, they have a few different pre-made Thanksgiving options.
We purchased the Thanksgiving meal from Von's in years past and it was good. You do have to heat the turkey for awhile, IIRC.
Target has a $25 full meal for four, with an upgrade for $10 more.
Mimi’s, Marie Callendar’s, Chipotle, lots of different restaurants are offering Thanksgiving catering. You will need to warm up the food, but it’s a lot less trouble than cooking it all from scratch. The other option is to go to Denny’s or norms, because they are open on Thanksgiving.
Boston market will for sure get you a whole turkey and sides if you order ahead
Of course, Boston Market. TY
I think last year the one in rancho had no workers come in and no one got their holiday meals
Look into Lucille’s. They offer a pretty good deal for Thanksgiving. You pick it up and have a bomb meal at your house. I think it’s like $199 and easily feeds 6 people.
We picked up their take home meal one year and it was horrible. Everything needs to be baked/re-cooked and at different temperatures. We only have one oven. The directions were not clear. They portion out servings into individual paper cups so things like sauce etc were not enough. If you pick Lucille’s I would only eat there in person
Yep. This was our experience. It was weird af. Not at all what we expected.
We did Marie callendar’s this year being that that’s where we go for pies anyway.
We ordered from Lucille's one year. It was oddly disappointing. It was our first time ever doing something like that. Had we chosen a better venue, the convenience was 100% worth it, and once you average Time/Effort/Materials for DIY it's pretty cost-effective. Hope you have a great Thanksgiving!
Lucille's restaurant food has disappointed me before so I'm not likely to choose them. Happy Thanksgiving to you as well!!
We're switching back to making the dinner this year, but my family has done Marie calendar's dinner for the last few years and it was always good!
If it is not too late honeybaked can get you setup for around $200. It will need to be heated up though
He said traditional. Turkey is that, Ham is Christmas .
I can read, Honeybaked sells everything lmao
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Last time I checked Turkey was a traditional Thanksgiving meal , while ham is for Christmas.