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.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
Virgils Real Barbecue (Linq Promenade, 702.389.7400): Smoked turkey, mashed potatoes, cornbread, sausage and pecan stuffing and more.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
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).<\/p>\n
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).<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
Gilleys (Treasure Island, 702.894.7111): Three-course meal with roasted honey bourbon-glazed turkey, Andouille sausage brioche stuffing and loaded whipped potatoes.<\/p>\n
Oscars (Plaza , 702.386.7227): Butternut squash soup, traditional turkey and maple pumpkin pie or chocolate pecan pie.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
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.<\/p>\n
Twin Creeks (Silverton, 702.263.7777): Roasted sweet potato and carrot soup, white and dark meat turkey dinner, and pumpkin praline tart.<\/p>\n
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