Here’s where (and how) to eat this Thanksgiving in New York City
Photo: Lambert/Getty Images Whether you procrastinated or simply forgot, Thanksgiving is a week from today and if you’re not cooking, then you’re going to dinner at one of the city’s world-class restaurants or getting a fantastic meal to-go. The bad news is that some reservations are long gone, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t still some truly wonderful options out there.
Both the Tribeca and High Line locations of this homey spot will be serving huge Thanksgiving meals complete with buttermilk biscuits, candied sweet potatoes, roasted turkey, glazed ham, cornbread sausage stuffing, ambrosia salad, and FOUR kinds of pie. The next day, you can drop by for a leftovers sandwich featuring cornbread stuffing, turkey, gravy, and sweet, tart cranberry sauce on sourdough. Grab a reservation here.
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