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14 Great NYC Thanksgiving Dining Options

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Elyssa Goldberg

Published Nov 11, 2010

Modified Nov 11, 2010

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Chef Harold Moore, of the West Village favorite Commerce, and visionary of the famous 8-piece bread basket, has always been about stylish accessibility when it comes to dining. It seems fitting then, that Commerce should offer an ala carte menu of Thanksgiving specials to make you truly feel at home for the holidays. Dishes are priced individually, with entrees like a classic of roasted turkey with mashed potatoes, stuffing, and cranberries ($38), a pomegranate glazed ham with sweet potatoes and collards ($38), and a place combination option ($42). Seasonal sides ($12-$17) include favorites such as sweet potato gratin with marshmallows, roasted brussel sprouts with bacon, and an oyster dressing with bacon and saltines. Commerce is now accepting reservations for 1pm until 11pm for Thanksgiving Day.(Sarah Bibi)Commerce // 50 Commerce Street // (212) 524-2301

 

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For those of you lucky enough to stay in the city for Thanksgiving, your day of rest and family-free fun (assuming, of course, your family doesn't reside here, too!) can include a leisurely dinner at the restaurant of your choice. But how to decide? We've eliminated the guesswork for you by whittling them down to 14 of the most appetizing Thanksgiving dining specials, from Harlem to DUMBO, from vegetarian to full-on carnivore. Click on the images for the scoop on Thanksgiving at Commerce, The Lambs Club, Hearth, Locanda Verde, Pure Food and Wine, Aureole, Heartland Brewery, Eleven Madison Park, The River Cafe, Sylvia's, Maritime Parc, Eolo, Counter, and Wall and Water.

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