Thanksgiving meal deals around metro Denver for 2026

If your holiday tradition involves pretending you were “just about to baste the bird” while panic-Googling restaurants, this list is for you. Several Denver-area restaurants are already showing Thanksgiving dine-in and take-home options for 2026, with prices starting at $28 per person.

As always with holiday dining, call ahead, confirm the menu, ask about taxes and gratuity, and make reservations early. Thanksgiving waits for no one, especially not the person who forgot to thaw the turkey.

Henry’s Tavern

Where: Downtown Denver
Price: Starting at $28 per person
The deal: Henry’s Tavern has one of the lowest advertised Thanksgiving prices on the list, with a special three-course holiday menu featuring turkey, traditional fixings and other entrée options.

For under $30 to start, this is the kind of deal that makes cooking feel like a scam. You get the Thanksgiving basics, someone else does the dishes, and nobody has to Google “how long does food poisoning last?”

Best for: A lower-cost dine-in Thanksgiving in downtown Denver.

Harry’s at Magnolia Hotel

Where: Downtown Denver
Price: $35 per person
The deal: Harry’s at Magnolia Hotel is offering sliced turkey breast, mashed potatoes, green beans and gravy during Thanksgiving week.

The special is available Wednesday through Friday of Thanksgiving week from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., according to In Good Taste Denver. That gives you a little flexibility if your family calendar has turned into a hostage negotiation.

Best for: A simple, classic Thanksgiving plate downtown without the full production.

Law’s Chophouse

Where: 14694 Orchard Parkway, Westminster
Price: $45 for ham, $50 for turkey or $60 for prime rib
The deal: Law’s Chophouse is offering three holiday entrée options, each served with potato purée, French green beans, sweet potato purée, cranberry chutney, stuffing, rolls and a choice of pie.

This is one of the stronger values if you want a full Thanksgiving plate and dessert included. Also, prime rib is on the menu, because sometimes turkey needs to understand it is not the only bird-adjacent holiday option in town.

Best for: North metro diners who want a traditional holiday meal with a little steakhouse energy.

Pasque at Populus

Where: 240 14th St., Denver
Price: $52 per person
The deal: Pasque is offering a three-course Thanksgiving menu with a choice of soup or salad, then turkey roulade, vegetarian squash or trout, followed by sweet potato pie.

This is a more polished Thanksgiving option, and the vegetarian squash choice is helpful for anyone at the table who has spent years being offered “just the sides” like that is a complete personality.

Best for: Downtown diners looking for a more modern Thanksgiving meal.

Eddie Merlot’s

Where: 10110 E. Dry Creek Road, Englewood
Price: $55 for adults; $30 for children
The deal: Eddie Merlot’s Thanksgiving menu includes three courses: soup or salad, turkey and stuffing, two sides and dessert. Thanksgiving service runs from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

The children’s price makes this one worth a look for families, assuming your kids will eat something other than rolls and moral judgment.

Best for: South metro families looking for a sit-down Thanksgiving dinner.

Denver ChopHouse & Brewery

Price: $250, serves six
Approximate cost: $41.67 per person
The deal: Denver ChopHouse & Brewery is offering a take-home Thanksgiving package with turkey, fresh herb bread, Caesar salad, stuffing, gravy, green beans, mashed potatoes, cranberry relish and a choice of pumpkin or apple pie.

Orders are due by Nov. 24. Pickup timing should be confirmed directly with the restaurant.

At about $42 per person, this is not “cheap” in the drive-thru sense, but for a full holiday meal for six with turkey, sides and pie, it is a solid value. Plus, your kitchen gets to remain only mildly destroyed instead of looking like a cranberry grenade went off.

Best for: Small groups that want the full meal at home without actually making the full meal at home.

The Bindery

Price: $485, serves six to eight
Approximate cost: $60.63 to $80.83 per person
The deal: The Bindery’s Thanksgiving package features a 16- to 20-pound rosemary-and-sage whole roasted turkey with gravy.

Orders are due by Nov. 20, with pickup Nov. 25. Since the listing highlights the turkey and gravy, confirm the full package details before ordering, especially if you are expecting sides, dessert or enough mashed potatoes to emotionally support the room.

Best for: Hosts who want a centerpiece turkey without babysitting an oven all day.