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Where To Order Thanksgiving Dinner in Philly

With a little planning (and advance orders) your Thanksgiving will be delicious, warm, and stress-free!

November 11, 2024

Thanksgiving is a time for gratitude, togetherness, and, of course, a delicious feast. But preparing a multi-course meal from scratch can be daunting amidst the holiday rush. Fortunately, Philadelphia is home to an array of local restaurants and caterers ready to make your Thanksgiving stress-free and memorable. Whether you’re craving a traditional turkey with all the trimmings or looking for a modern twist on classic dishes, here’s where to order Thanksgiving dinner in Philly, leaving you more time to savor the moments that matter most.

El Camino Real

1040 N. Second St.

Order by November 25; pickup November 27

El Camino offers a lot of flexibility. They have all-inclusive packages that include a main course, sides, biscuits, vegetables, and pie for two ($110), four ($180), or even 8-10 people ($300). The main course options include a traditional turkey, fried turkey, maple bourbon ham, ore red wine braised brisket. They also offer the option to purchase main dishes a la carte ($125). Additional pies can be ordered for $20 each. Step-by-step instructions are included so everything is done perfectly. Order this thanksgiving dinner by November 23, and pickup on November 24.

Urban Farmer at the Logan Hotel

1850 Benjamin Franklin Parkway

Pickup Thanksgiving Day 12-4 pm

Urban Farmer is offering a stress-free thanks giving to-go package again this year, boasting a full spread of holiday favorites such as a 12 pound turkey, house-made cranberry sauce, red bliss smashed potatoes, house-made gravy, roasted Brussels sprouts, roasted carrots, house-made cornbread, and choice of pumpkin, apple, or pecan pie. Urban Farmer’s package is $250 and serves 4-6 people. All orders can be picked up on Thanksgiving Day from noon—4 pm.

Hudson Table

1001 N. Second St.

Pickup Thanksgiving Day 11 am – 1:45 pm

Hudson Table is offering a high-end meal kit with all the Thanksgiving favorites: turkey, stuffing, cranberries, potatoes, and more. Everything will be prepared in their controlled, sanitary, fully compliant kitchen by a small team of highly-trained team members to ensure cleanliness and precautions are taken. Reheating and finishing instructions will be provided as well. The $160 meal kit serves four people.

Di Bruno Brothers

1730 Chestnut St. and 930 S. Ninth St.

Pickup November 27-29

A package for six people includes butternut squash soup, rolls, cranberries, stuffing, sides, pie, and your choice of entrees—you can get a whole turkey or other meats. Add on more sides and appetizers a la carte. Pickup on November 27, 28 or 29 in Rittenhouse or the Italian Market. If you’re late to order a whole package, chances are you can find some a la carte items in the Rittenhouse location’s prepared food section and bakery, so don’t give up!

Places with Vegan and Vegetarian Options

Feast Your Eyes Catering

1626 N American St

Order by November 22 (5 pm), pickup November 27 (2-5pm) or November 28 (9am-12pm)

Choose from an extensive a la carte menu for your Thanksgiving feast. Starters and sides feed 6-8 people. Entree’s vary, but all feed at least 6 people. There are upgrades, vegetarian options, and many gluten-free dishes as well. Pickup on November 27 or 28; delivery is also available for a flat rate of $75.

P.S. & Co.

1706 Locust St.

Order by November 18; pickup November 26 (10am-4pm), 27 (10am-4pm), and 28 (10am-12pm)

If you’re looking for a plant-based option, P.S. & Co. has vegan Thanksgiving offerings including Shepherd’s Pie, biscuits, stuffing, and more. They also have vegan Thanksgiving desserts, of course, like pumpkin pie, apple cobbler, and pumpkin cheesecake brownies. Order by November 18 before 3pm. Local delivery will be available for an additional fee.

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