"Food Reservations are getting taken and takeout forms are closing soon, so act fast. Thanksgiving is arguably the best food holiday, an entire day dedicated to cooking, drinking, and eating a full table spread of sides and pies. While the eating part is sure to be enjoyed by everyone at your holiday party, the cooking can feel more like a chore. Here's an idea: Skip the cooking, and go straight to eating."
"In Greater Boston, there are two ways to go about a mostly stress-free Thanksgiving. Plenty of restaurants are open on Nov. 27, cooking up holiday specials for those looking to get dressed up and dine among strangers. If staying at home in pajamas sounds more appeasing, there are also many eateries catering full Thanksgiving dinners - including some newly-awarded Michelin Guide restaurants. Sure, you'll have to warm up some food and clean the dishes, but leave the cooking to the pros."
Greater Boston provides two main Thanksgiving options: dining at open restaurants or ordering full catered takeout to heat at home. Many restaurants will serve holiday menus on Nov. 27 with formal dine-in service and seasonal entrees and desserts. Numerous eateries are offering complete Thanksgiving dinners to-go, including some newly awarded Michelin Guide restaurants. Reservations and takeout ordering were still available as of Thursday, Nov. 20, but many seats and order forms are filling fast and some will close this week. Specific examples include Alcove offering roast turkey with lobster risotto and desserts, and Artisan Bistro at The Ritz Carlton offering multi-course choices.
Read at Boston.com
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