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Thanksgiving Takeout is Back!
- Abigail Taylor
- Oct 18, 2023
- 2 min read
Updated: Nov 15, 2023
After a whirlwind fall season, Thanksgiving is just around the corner. We are so excited to be able to bring back our full Thanksgiving Dinner to-go meals! Choose from dinner for 2, 4 or 6 including turkey and all the sides, with vegetarian options, all generously portioned to include leftovers along with delicious house made pies and handcrafted cocktails to save you time and add that something special to your celebration of thanks.
Dinner will include Sage and Cider-Brined Roasted Turkey Breast with Confit Turkey Leg, Peppercorn Giblet Gravy, Fennel, Apple, & Challah Bread Stuffing, Mulled Wine Cranberry Conserve, Colcannon made with mashed potatoes, kale, leeks and thyme, Roasted Broccoli & Wild Mushrooms, Roasted Beets & Radicchio. For dessert, we’re offering hand made classic Spiced Pumpkin pie, Maple Pecan pie and Apple Ginger Crumb pie. We can make any of these pies gluten free upon request. All food will come fully cooked and packed cold for you to reheat when desired. will come with detailed heating instructions to make your celebration as easy as pie!
And for those looking to liven up their holiday, we have an assortment of to-go cocktails to warm your spirits. Each 32oz batched cocktail bottle has 8 servings to savor solo or share with a group. Choose from Spiced Apple Bourbon Punch, a creamy and decadent Pumpkin Spice Espresso Martini, or heat things up with a piping hot cup of Glühwein, a German mulled wine for you to just heat and serve.
Important Notes:
We are offering pickup only, no delivery this year.
Orders can be picked up from 12pm-4pm on Wed, Nov 22.
Please remember to specify your timing when ordering.
Deadline for ordering has moved from Sunday, Nov 19 at 9pm to Friday, Nov 17 at 9pm due to overwhelming demand (we gotta make sure we have enough turkey!!!).
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