Thanksgiving in London

Summary: There are numerous restaurants in London that offer wonderful Thanksgiving menus for expats and locals! Here are few of our favorites.

Expats in London - Thanksgiving in London

Balthazar London

4-6 Russell Street, London
+44 (0) 20 3301 1155
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Balthazar London has a wonderful Thanksgiving menu with seatings at lunch and dinner. Their menu includes a delicious selection which includes roast turkey, roast sweet potatoes, orange and chestnut stuffing, pumpkin souffle and pecan pie among other less traditional options for non-turkey eaters. Cost £55.

Sam's Brasserie

Barley Mow Centre, 11 Barley Mow Passage, Chiswick
020 8987 0555
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Menu includes turkey and all the trimmings, mac and cheese, BBQ glazed beef short ribs or pan fried hake and special Thanksgiving-inspired cocktails. Cost £16.50 for main course.

CUT at 45 Park Lane

45 Park Lane, London in Dorchester Collection's Mayfair Hotel
+44 (0) 20 7493 4554
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Wolfgang Puck's CUT at 45 Park Lane is pricier at £90, but offers an amazing selection of entrees including roast turkey, wild mushroom stuffing, cranberry compote and sweet potato gratin and many other options.

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