Summary: For American expats looking to dine out on Thanksgiving, here's a list of several restaurants offering Thanksgiving dinners in Quito and Cuena.
Beningno Malo y Sucre, Cuenca
099 680 4525 or 2829397
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Turkey with all the trimmings, plus a glass of sangria and peach melba for dessert. US $14.95.
Los Pinos 1-99 y Tres de Noviembre, Cuenca
0989449150
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Cajun deep fried turkey, roasted garlic and leek creamed potatoes, sweet potatoes, pumpkin pie and much more. $25.
Mariana de Jesus Oe3-32 y Ulloa, Quito
2227235
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South American Explorers hosts its annual Thanksgiving dinner on the Saturday following Thanksgiving. Turkey with all the trimmings!
Diego de Almagro N24-304 y Juan Rodríguez (Sector Mariscal), Quito
(+593) 26043303
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Turkey with all the trimmings, sweet potato casserole, glazed baby carrots and more.
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