Where to Celebrate Thanksgiving In and Around Georgetown
By • November 12, 2025 0 502
Thanksgiving is just two weeks from today. Make your reservation now to dine in or pick up your feast and enjoy making memories with family and friends. Happy holidays!
Founding Farmers Fishers & Bakers
3000 K St. NW
The restaurant is offering a take-home Thanksgiving, including turkey and all the fixings like green beans with herb butter, skillet cornbread, seven cheese macaroni and more.
Teddy & The Bully Bar
1200 19th St. NW
Teddy & The Bully Bar is hosting a Thanksgiving dinner from 11:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Expect a la carte courses like butternut squash and pear squash soup, cranberry and local beet world, endless carving stations, endless sides and desserts like pumpkin pie donuts and flourless chocolate cake. $80/person, $40/children 12 and under
CUT by Wolfgang Puck
1050 31st St. NW
Guests can enjoy a three-course, prix-fixe menu featuring roasted Amish heritage turkey, porcini mushroom tortelloni and more CUT staples. Compliment your feast with an optional bottomless Beaujolais with a curated selection from CUT’s sommelier.
Tony & Joe’s
3000 K St. NW
Guests get a choice of a starter, holiday carving station, and family style sides like Granny Smith apple and sage stuffing, cranberry orange sauce and mashed and sweet potatoes. Adults $55, Kids under 12 are $25
Café Milano
3251 Prospect St. NW
Café Milano will celebrate the Thanksgiving season with fall-inspired creations and a tasting menu the reflects the spirit of the season. Expect favorites like pumpkin ravioli finished with butter and sage, prosciutto with fresh figs, baby arugula with goat cheese, and tiramisu with a pumpkin twist. A la carte
Bourbon Steak
2800 Pennsylvania Ave. NW
Guests are invited to head to Bourbon Steak for a three-course, pre fixe menu featuring Thanksgiving classics. Note: the a la carte menu is not available on Thanksgiving Day. $185
1789
1226 36th St. NW
1789 is offering an $89, three-course meal featuring favorites like crab cake croquettes, heritage turkey breast with cranberry sauce and gravy and the meal ends with a warm apple galette with honey-ginger créme anglaise, toffee crumble and vanilla ice cream.
Blue Duck Tavern
1201 24th St. NW
Courtesy Blue Duck Tavern.
Located in the Park Hyatt Washington D.C., Blue Duck Tavern’s Thanksgiving offerings include a three-course holiday meal. There will be seasonal favorites like mushroom soup with chestnuts and truffles, free range turkey or slow roasted prime rib, green bean and mushroom casserole and of course plenty of desserts. Guests can make reservations at blueducktavern.com. The restaurant will also be offering an “All-American Thanksgiving Feast To-Go,” with reservations for that made by November 15 with pickup available November 27. $175/person for adults, $80 for children ages 6-12, children 5 and under are free, pickup feast is $595 for 6-8 people
Clyde’s of Georgetown
3236 M St. NW
Courtesy Clyde’s Restaurant Group.
Clyde’s is serving up a Thanksgiving a la carte menu with all the fixings, including sliced white and dark meat turkey, glazed sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes and cranberry sauce. The dessert offerings are decadent and hard to choose just one—there’s apple pie, pecan pie a la mode or pumpkin pie with whipped cream.
Brasserie Liberté
3251 Prospect St. NW
The bœuf bourguignon is on Brasserie Liberte’s Thanksgiving menu. Courtesy Instagram/libertedc.
The French restaurant with an American twist is offering a three-course meal for Thanksgiving. Expect to see traditional staples like oven roasted turkey, and more unexpected entrees like braised lamb shank with polenta and roquefort cheese. $69.95/person
Sequoia
3000 K St. NW
Sequoia will be open from 12-6 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day. There will be Thanksgiving fare like roasted turkey, cornbread stuffing, potatoes, green beans and cranberry sauce. A buffet will also have prime rib and lamb carving stations, seafood and oysters, fresh made paella and crab cakes as well as traditional holiday pies. $99/person, children ages 6-11 are half price, those under 5 eat free. Tax and gratuity are not included.
