The Best Thanksgiving Specials at Park City Restaurants

Instead of making a feast from scratch for this year’s Thanksgiving dinner, why not make something much easier—reservations? Many local restaurants are pulling out all the stops for their Thanksgiving specials to make sure your meal with friends and family will be just as memorable as it would be at home. (And we’ll let you in on a little secret: Thanksgiving dinner tastes even better when someone else cooks it!)

Be sure to book your reservations soon, since seating is limited.

Apex at Montage Deer Valley

The Montage is celebrating Thanksgiving all weekend long, with fun events and activities such as archery lessons, cookie decorating classes and a Saturday night tree lighting. On Thanksgiving Day, Apex will have a grand buffet starting at 12 p.m. They’ll also offer to-go dinner orders that will feed 8 or more.

The Brass Tag

Head to the Brass Tag for a three-course, prix fixe menu. Start with a butternut squash soup or baby greens and arugula salad, and choose from roasted turkey, prime rib or stuffed acorn squash as an entree. Find the whole menu here. ($49 per person).

Cena at The Chateaux Deer Valley

Not in the mood for Thanksgiving food? In that case, Cena is the place for you. They’re serving an Italian feast featuring some of their delicious summer menu items, like fried clams, pork belly agnolotti, a selection of pizzas and other Italian dishes.

Deer Valley Grocery Café

Avoid the hassle of cooking by picking up pre-made dishes, such as garlic mashed potatoes, green bean au gratin and freshly cut turkey. Choose from a range of pie offerings for dessert, including traditional pumpkin and apple flavors. Place your order by 5 p.m. on Nov. 19 for pickup on Nov. 21.

Eating Establishment

The Main Street staple will serve classic Thanksgiving dishes all day, along with local favorites, starting at 8 a.m.

Escala at the Hyatt Centric

Savor the tastes of Utah comfort food at Escala’s Thanksgiving buffet, beginning at 2 p.m. ($55/adult, $27.50/child).

Flanagan’s Irish Pub and Restaurant on Main

Partake in traditional Thanksgiving fare for an affordable price at this Main Street pub and restaurant. ($29.95 per person).

No Name Saloon

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No Name’s annual Thanksgiving buffet is free for anyone ages 21 and up, starting at 2 p.m. Plus, you can catch all the football games on the 17 big screens around the bar.

Powder at Waldorf Astoria

Head to the Waldorf to enjoy a three-course tasting menu featuring options like butternut squash soup, roasted organic turkey breast, short rib, signature dessert dishes and more. ($55/adult, $35/child).

Riverhorse Provisions

Want to enjoy your feast in the comfort of your own home? You can grab and go a gourmet dinner from this specialty cafe, including tasty dishes like roasted turkey and gravy, wild game meatballs and ginger orange glazed carrots. ($42 for two).

Versante Hearth & Bar

The Peaks Hotel restaurant will serve dinner starting at 4 p.m., including roasted turkey breast, brown sugar ham and pumpkin mousse bites for dessert.

Westgate Resort 

The Edge Steakhouse will have a prix fixe dinner menu. First course choices include a butternut squash soup or salad, and then you can choose between a turkey wellington or zabuton for a second course, with broccoli ritz, sweet potato gratin and roasted Brussels sprouts as a side. ($65 per person, $30 per child).

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Locke Hughes

Locke Hughes is a freelance journalist currently based in Park City, who used to live in NYC until the mountains called. She believes long hikes and hot yoga — as well as wine and delicious food — play an important role in a happy life. Follow her outdoors and eating adventures on Instagram @lockehughes.
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