Thanksgiving 2025 In and Around Philly—Give Thanks!

Thanksgiving 2025 Dining: Feast Without the Fuss

Thanksgiving 2025 in Philadelphia promises a vibrant blend of tradition and culinary creativity. Whether you’re seeking an opulent dine-in experience, a no-stress takeout feast, or a rooftop brunch overlooking the city’s iconic Thanksgiving Day Parade, the city’s top restaurants and venues are pulling out all the stops. This year, an extraordinary mix of heritage, hospitality, and modern flavor makes celebrating in—and around—Philly more delicious than ever.

Latin flair meets holiday tradition at Bolo, where Chef Yun Fuentes presents Thanksgiving Parranda! for takeout. A whole roasted Pavochón—turkey, lechón-style—comes with coconut vinaigrette-dressed greens, arroz con gandules, sweet plantains, and green beans topped with Mama Lula’s Stuffing. Mini pasteles add a nostalgic touch, and Flan de Coquito is an optional add-on for dessert. The $195 feast serves 8–12 and feels like an edible family reunion.

Historic charm and deli decadence collide at Famous 4th Street Delicatessen, offering a fully loaded takeaway meal for four at $225. Their package includes herb-crusted white meat turkey, three cheese mac and cheese, challah stuffing, and a choice of apple or pumpkin pie. Orders must be placed by November 23 for pickup on the 26th.

In Old City, Red Owl Tavern revives its Grand Buffet for Thanksgiving 2025 with a refined spread in the Lafayette Ballroom. For $98 per adult ($35 for kids), guests will enjoy smoked brisket, turkey breast, Faroe Island salmon, and seasonal sides like brussels sprouts and brioche stuffing, capped with bourbon pecan tart and pumpkin tiramisu.

For those craving New American creativity, Patchwork in the Hyatt Centric delivers a cozy holiday dinner from 4–9 pm. Their $65.95 prix-fixe includes turkey breast and leg stew, sourdough stuffing, and pumpkin pie, offering a polished experience with all the festive essentials.

Valley Forge Casino Resort’s Revolution Chop House invites guests to celebrate with a special dinner on Thursday, November 27, from 4:00 to 8:00 p.m. The holiday menu features a warming Butternut Squash Bisque followed by two main course options: a Traditional Thanksgiving Dinner with roasted turkey and all the classic sides, or Potato-Crusted Halibut served with parsnip purée and grilled asparagus. For dessert, guests can choose between Pumpkin Cheesecake with caramel and candied pecans or Carrot Cake drizzled with caramel sauce. Join us for a festive culinary experience!

Thanksgiving 2025 To-Go: Curated Comfort at Home

Ditch the stress, not the stuffing. Thanksgiving 2025 offers countless upscale take-home feasts that make hosting at home both effortless and elegant.

Square 1682 brings flair to traditional favorites with a to-go dinner serving up to six for $190, complete with herb-crusted turkey, garlic mashed potatoes, and cranberry sauce. Add-ons like braised beef short ribs or mushroom risotto elevate the experience. Pickup is on November 26 at noon, with dine-in options also available that evening.

Urban Farmer, located in the Logan Hotel, offers both dine-in and take-home menus. Their takeout feast, priced at $280, includes a 12-pound turkey, red bliss mashed potatoes, cornbread stuffing, and your choice of housemade pies. Dine-in is $125 per adult and features three elegant courses with locally sourced ingredients and expertly crafted seasonal sides.

Little Walter’s presents a family-style, six-person Thanksgiving Golonka Dinner for $500. The chef’s table experience features rotisserie turkey, pierogi, seasonal sides, housemade rye bread, and Bitburger pilsner. Chef Michael Brenfleck personally prepares and serves the courses for a truly intimate holiday celebration.

Vegans rejoice at HipCityVeg, where The Stuffer sandwich returns—grilled chick’n, gravy, stuffing, and cranberry sauce on a long roll. Their seasonal catering menu is ideal for office parties or post-holiday cravings.

For a stress-free Thanksgiving, CO-OP is offering a complete meal for two featuring herb-roasted turkey breast, garlic mashed potatoes, savory stuffing, crispy Brussels sprouts, cranberry sauce, turkey gravy, clover rolls with maple rosemary butter, candied yams with pecans, and a choice of apple or pumpkin pie. Orders must be placed by November 24, with pick-up on November 26 and 27. Additionally, on November 27 from 12 to 7 PM, CO-OP will have a prix fixe Thanksgiving menu starting with a choice of Caesar salad or tomato bisque, followed by the full Thanksgiving spread.

For those seeking just the sides, The Buttery in Malvern is offering a beautiful selection of sourdoughs, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese, and bourbon apple cake—everything but the bird, made fresh to order.

Thanksgiving 2025 Experiences: Buffets, Brunches, and Parade Views

Sometimes it’s not just about the food—it’s the view, the vibe, and the full holiday experience. Assembly Rooftop Lounge is once again hosting its coveted Thanksgiving Day Parade Watch Party on November 27. From 8 am to noon, guests can enjoy unmatched views of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway while indulging in a deluxe brunch buffet paired with mimosas and hot cocktails.

In Conshohocken, Hook & Ladder Sky Bar hosts a rooftop brunch with chef-crafted omelets, herb-brined turkey, and prime rib. For $75 per person (half price for children under 12), it’s a festive and panoramic alternative to traditional Thanksgiving dining.

The Twisted Tail in Headhouse Square delivers both dine-in and takeaway options. Their $59 family-style feast features turkey, prime rib, and honey-glazed salmon, served with hearty sides and followed by assorted pies. Live music from Ed Wilson adds soul to your stuffing.

Over in Atlantic City, Council Oak Steaks & Seafood at Hard Rock offers a three-course prix-fixe menu for $79, while Kuro infuses Japanese flavors into Thanksgiving classics with turkey roulade, wasabi mash, and miso-mallow sweet potatoes. For those looking to keep things casual, Hard Rock Café Philadelphia will offer a limited-edition Thanksgiving plate for both adults and kids.

And for pre-holiday bonding, Flight Club Philly hosts Friendsgiving parties with Social Darts, shareable platters, and fall-forward cocktails like the Espresso Old Fashioned and Night Manhattan—perfect for colleagues or friend groups looking to celebrate with flair.

Now, be grateful and get your grub on.

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Allan Lane

Philadelphia born and bred, Allan Lane is the Publisher and Editor in Chief of digital magazines. He launched his first publication, SportBikes Inc Magazine in 2010, followed by dosage MAGAZINE in 2019. Recently, Allan launched his third online publication, Club For Man. As a journalist, Allan covers fashion, lifestyle, culture, art, and motorcycles.

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