Who has a good recomendation for a good Thanksgiving dinner that doesnt break the bank? I'm seeing lots of Turkey dinners going for $80 or more. I might end up just going to a buffet - but I figure those will probably be packed given there arent so many of them.
Originally posted by: PJ Stroh
Who has a good recomendation for a good Thanksgiving dinner that doesnt break the bank? I'm seeing lots of Turkey dinners going for $80 or more. I might end up just going to a buffet - but I figure those will probably be packed given there arent so many of them.
I've had several Thanksgiving meals at Marie Callender's over the years, and they've all been excellent and relatively cheap. And those guys have pie expertise.
Black Bear Diner in CA (a chain) does it right but I'm not sure they have an LV location.
Just checked. Vegas has three Black Bear locations.
Upon reflection, Black Bear is better than Marie C's. I ate there last Thanksgiving, and the whole meal, including beverage and dessert, was under $30.
thanks - i will look into it
PJ I came across this today. There are two Thanksgiving deals at the 4 Queens. Hugo's Celler has a $52 Thanksgiving Dinner starting at 5 PM while Magnolias has a $19.99 lunch or dinner that runs 11 AM till 11 PM that comes with a choice of turkey, ham or stuffed salmon with bay shrimp.
Originally posted by: Mark
PJ I came across this today. There are two Thanksgiving deals at the 4 Queens. Hugo's Celler has a $52 Thanksgiving Dinner starting at 5 PM while Magnolias has a $19.99 lunch or dinner that runs 11 AM till 11 PM that comes with a choice of turkey, ham or stuffed salmon with bay shrimp.
Good luck getting in there, though, given the presence of huge crowds in town for the holiday weekend. Maybe Hugo's accepts reservations, but they're over your price point. And no way does Magnolia's.
I doubt it's going to be easy to have a Thanksgiving dinner at any casino location.
