Where to Eat Out or Order Takeout This Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is less than two weeks away for those who celebrate — or at least those choose to eat their way through the holiday. Here are some options if you want someone else to do the cooking.

Thanksgiving is less than two weeks away for those who celebrate — or at least choose to eat their way through the holiday. Here are some options if you want someone else to do the cooking.
🍽️ Splurge on Eating Out or Takeout
Here are some spots that still have reservations:
Brix and Jake’s also offer takeout, as do a few other restaurants including:
- Ava Gene’s (Nov. 22 - 23)
- Ya Hala/World Foods (Nov. 20 - 25)
- Bullard Tavern (Nov. 22)
- Bergerac Bistro (Nov. 22)
- Fermenter (Nov. 23)
Do you want other ideas? Here are some from Eater Portland (dine in, take out) and Portland Monthly.
🥧 Pie and Other Sweets
You can also spend all your money on the best part of the meal:
- Banning's Restaurant, in Tigard. Holiday pie orders by phone only.
- Baker and Spice, in the Hillsdale neighborhood. Orders for the holidays close Nov. 19 at 3 p.m.
- New Cascadia, in Richmond, has gluten-free options. Order by Nov. 15.
Other desserts:
- Sebastiano’s, in the Montavilla neighborhood for Apple crostata, N.Y.-style pumpkin cheesecake, and more.
Do you order any of your Thanksgiving meals from a favorite restaurant? What tasty options have I missed?
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