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Where to carry-out Thanksgiving dinner in Seattle

Turkey Day will be here before you know it.

A roasted turkey sits on a table amongst other dishes like oysters and cranberry sauce.

You can also choose between a mixed green salad or clam chowder for your first course at Water Grill Bellevue.

Photo via Water Grill Bellevue

Want to celebrate the day of thanks, but not planning on cooking a full dinner this year?

Don’t quit Thanksgiving cold turkey — we’ve got you covered with some carry-out and dine-in Thanksgiving restaurant meals. What could be butter? (Sorry, are our puns too corny? )

Mamnoon | $110 | Serves 4-6
Capitol Hill’s Middle Eastern restaurant will change up the flavors on your table a bit with dishes like spicy roasted baby potatoes, chickpea & brassica bi-zeit.

Hearth Kirkland | $60-$80 per adult, $20-25 per kid
Dine-in or carry-out include options like winter squash risotto, rosemary gravy, or slow roasted turkey.

Water Grill Bellevue | $24 for kids, $68 for adults
Enjoy dishes like sourdough apple-celery stuffing, roasted turkey, and caramel bread pudding.

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