Where to eat on Thanksgiving in Las Vegas

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The LVRJ has put together an extensive list of Thanksgiving meals in Las Vegas, including prices from restaurants A to Z. I saw prices as low as $13.99 at the Market St café at the Cal up to $110 at Wynn. Interesting and informative list that they compiled. They listed some of my favorite restaurants. Did they include or leave out any of your favorite restaurants?

At the stations feast buffet, of course. Just kidding. Couldn't resist. They are my least favorite buffet in a regular day. Maybe check out an Indian restaurant just to be funny. Interesting thought, I wonder if any of the Indian reservation actually celebrate thanksgiving. I've never given that thought. I wouldn't think any west coast one do. Not sure about east coast ones. FYI, Virginian Indians are my heritage, but we got ran off obviously. Lol.

I have never and can't see a situation where I'd eat thanksgiving at a restaurant. Love preparing and enjoying a feast with family and friends. If you've never deep fried a turkey, so good. A must do at some point. So much better than roasted. Never cared for turkey before that.

Hope you find a good meal somewhere and enjoy. Happy thanksgiving. I've always loved both, but almost love thanksgiving more sometimes. Just giving thanks for blessings and family. At times, commercialism has taken away from Christmas. But the holidays are definitely the best time of year.

Here's the thing....Turkey is not expensive. Many restaurants will charge you $35 or more to have An elevated Turkey Dinner that probably cost them less than $6 of ingredients. Buffets are the way to go even if you are not a buffet person. The price is more reasonable and the thanksgiving classics are items that fare well being served in bulk and sitting in large pans: Turkey, potatoes, stuffing, etc