The best Thanksgiving menus in London for 2018
Check out the best Thanksgiving menus in London for Thanksgiving dinner – from raucous Louisiana-style feasts and sides of mac and cheese, to classic Thanksgiving desserts of pumpkin pie
Looking for Thanksgiving menus in London? Read our guide on the best places to eat Thanksgiving dinner in London. From big sharing style feasts to fine dining restaurants, London has something to suit everyone this Thanksgiving. Expect traditional dishes of turkey, stuffing, sides of mac and cheese and the classic pumpkin pie for dessert. Check out our guide if you want to make Thanksgiving dinner yourself here.
CUT at 45 Park Lane
As you’d expect at this upmarket joint, Thanksgiving at CUT at 45 Park Lane is a dressy affair. Book a table for the restaurant’s Thanksgiving dinner and American chef David McIntyre will kick off with a choice of eight starters (think roasted squash soup, prime beef carpaccio with black truffles and Dorset crab with lobster) before moving on to traditional turkey, sautéed dover sole or Creekstone Farms prime steak, all served with a selection of modern side dishes. Desserts range from spiced pumpkin and ginger cheesecake to pecan pie with maple ice cream and a Russet apple and blackberry crumble with candied almonds. You won’t go thirsty here, either; CUT claims the biggest American wine list in London – choose from Napa Valley Chardonnay, light and earthy Other People’s Pinot from Oregon or a splash-out Syrah Colgin ‘IX Estate’, also from Napa.
22 November, dorchestercollection.com
Sea Containers at Mondrian London
Cosy up by the River Thames and enjoy an American and British feast in the Sea Containers restaurant. In classic Mondrian style, the Thanksgiving menu is a three-course feast using seasonal British ingredients showcased in American classics (all with a twist). Start with an indulgent chestnut mac and cheese before moving on to roasted Herefordshire turkey and pork stuffing, complete with all the trimmings. Finish off with potato pie served with a side of mango salsa.
22 November, seacontainersrestaurant.com
Here are our best Thanksgiving recipes including:
- Maryland stuffed ham
- Maple barbecue beans
- Mac ’n’ cheese with bacon
- Pumpkin pie with maple cream
- Black bottom pie
Big Easy
If you’re a big group celebrating Thanksgiving, Big Easy is the ideal place for a raucous feast with its red leather banquettes and merry soundtrack. All three branches (King’s Road, Covent Garden and Canary Wharf) are offering a £29.50 American menu this Thanksgiving. That gets you a serious celebratory feast – butternut squash soup, pit-smoked turkey with Southern, slow-cooked cornbread stuffing and a choice of two classic desserts – a banana cream pie or traditional pumpkin pie.
22 November, bigeasy.co.uk
Rail House Café
After the popularity of the Thanksgiving feast at Riding House Café, sister restaurant Rail House Café is joining in on the fun to offer a sharing-style feasting menu for £40. You’ll be greeted with a cinnamon old fashioned topped with Bourbon soaked cranberries before tucking in to the main event. Norfolk bronze turkey comes with cornbread stuffing, maple-buttered sweet potatoes, mac and cheese, creamed corn casserole, glazed spouts and lots of gravy to soak it all up. Finish off with a pecan pie or a pumpkin brûlée pie served with whipped vanilla cream.
22 November, railhouse.cafe
The Breakfast Club
For 12 years, the Breakfast Club has been serving up hearty comfort food, and Thanksgiving is no exception. Eight of the cafes in London and Oxford will be serving a three-course dinner for £28. The American feast will start with butternut bisque served with warm jalapeño and coriander cornbread before moving onto the main event of bacon and beer roasted turkey served with hasselback potatoes and a kale and sweet potato mac 'n' cheese topped with a sea salt and rosemary pretzel crumb. Make sure you leave space for a slice of warm pumpkin pie and vanilla cream. Along with good food, ‘lovely vibes’ have also been promised.
22 November, thebreakfastclubcafes.com
Blues Kitchen
At the Blues Kitchen in Brixton this Thanksgiving, resident band Soul Sacrifice will play live renditions from the likes of James Brown, Aretha Franklin and Marvin Gaye as you tuck into dishes from across the pond. To start there’s New Orleans’s gumbo with a mix of chicken and smoked sausage, followed by buttermilk fried turkey, twice baked mac and cheese with lashings of giblet and bacon gravy. Finish with a slice of pumpkin pie, served with toasted marshmallow and vanilla ice cream.
22 November, theblueskitchen.com
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