Go all out with Vegas restaurants for Thanksgiving – Lasvegasmagazine

While Thanksgiving means eating at home for much of the U.S., here in Las Vegas eating out on that holiday has become a firmly entrenched tradition. Visitors and locals alike have an incredible array of options, from fancy meals to home-style plates. Weve compiled a variety here, but there are many options at almost every restaurant you can think of. Make your reservations now if you can, as slots can and do fill up.

Bacchanal Buffet (Caesars Palace, 702.731.7928): Apple cider-brined roast turkey and herb-crusted smoked turkey breast, sweet potato casserole, plus vegetarian and vegan holiday offerings.

Water Grill (The Forum Shops at Caesars, 702.832.4777): A traditional Thanksgiving meal with roasted Diestel farms turkey, apple-celery sourdough stuffing, cranberry sauce and caramel bread pudding.

R R (The Shoppes at Mandalay Place, 702.632.7771): Traditional turkey dinner, or the special Kilbeggan Salmon, a baked filet stuffed with cream cheese, dill, crab, and shrimp.

Emerils New Orleans Fish House (MGM Grand, 702.891.7374): Tempura-fried spicy salmon and avocado roll; roast turkey with andouille sausage and dark meat dressing, Creole green beans, onion gravy; and pumpkin crunch with praline anglaise.

Virgils Real Barbecue (Linq Promenade, 702.389.7400): Smoked turkey, mashed potatoes, cornbread, sausage and pecan stuffing and more.

Gordon Ramsay Steak (Paris Las Vegas (877.346.4642): Three-course meal with British style onion soup, roasted heritage turkey breast with confit thigh meat and foie gras dressing and squash pure, and pumpkin pie with citrus sable.

Oyster Bar & Grill (Harrahs, 702.369.5000): Oysters with cranberry pure and panko stuffing with bacon, by the half or full dozen, plus traditional Thanksgiving dinner.

Black Tap Craft Burgers & Beer (The Venetian, 702.414.2337): The Pumpkin Cheesecake CrazyShake is a pumpkin spice shake with a vanilla-frosting and mini marshmallows, topped with a pumpkin cheesecake slice (available through Nov. 31).

Majordmo Meat & Fish (The Palazzo, 866.659.9643): Tableside service with Mishima chateaubriand featuring grilled porcini-tamari, rose vinegar and foie gras bordelaise (available Nov. 25-28).

Buddy Vs Ristorante (The Grand Canal Shoppes, 702.607.2355): Roasted butternut squash soup, slow-roasted turkey breast, with turkey sausage, pancetta-herb stuffing, sweet yams, cranberry relish and pumpkin bundt cake.

Gilleys (Treasure Island, 702.894.7111): Three-course meal with roasted honey bourbon-glazed turkey, Andouille sausage brioche stuffing and loaded whipped potatoes.

Oscars (Plaza , 702.386.7227): Butternut squash soup, traditional turkey and maple pumpkin pie or chocolate pecan pie.

Hash House A Go Go (Plaza, 702.384.4646 and The Linq Hotel, 702.254.4646): Big Ol Turkey Pot Pie features rosemary-black pepper crust with roast turkey, sweet corn, mushrooms, broccoli, carrots, red potatoes and pan gravy.

One Steakhouse (Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, 702.693.5000): Truffle-braised thigh and leg, herb-roasted breast sourdough stuffing, haricots verts with roasted mushroom cream and cranberry port wine relish.

Cornerstone (Gold Coast, 702.367.7111): Traditional roasted tom turkey dinner served with sage dressing, candied yams, and house-made cranberry sauce; or whiskey ribeye steak and pumpkin crme brle.

SC Prime Steakhouse & Bar (Suncoast Hotel and Casino, 707.636.7111): Roasted turkey dinner with white and dark meat and Italian sausage stuffing. Plus pumpkin cheesecake with cinnamon crme Anglaise and fresh seasonal berries.

Twin Creeks (Silverton, 702.263.7777): Roasted sweet potato and carrot soup, white and dark meat turkey dinner, and pumpkin praline tart.

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