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Where to Order Thanksgiving Dinner in Chicago

Posted on November 5
Kayleigh Padar

Kayleigh Padar

A mural of a pie, ingredients, and cooking utensils on the side of First Slice Pie Cafe’s building.

In addition to offering a plethora of pies, First Slice Pie Cafe will cater your full Thanksgiving meal. (Kayleigh Padar / City Cast Chicago)

So, I’ve been told that there’s more to Thanksgiving than dessert. I’m listening, and I’m learning.

If your guests are expecting more than just pie on the table this year, check out these restaurants that offer Thanksgiving catering and sit-down deals.

Daisies (Logan Square): If you’re expecting a smaller crowd, bring home Daisies’ Dinner Kit for Four for $395. It includes everything you need to serve turkey, gravy, mashed potatoes, stuffing, green bean casserole, cranberry sauce, and more.

  • Mark your calendar: All orders can be picked up on Nov. 25. The restaurant will be closed on Thanksgiving Day.

The Duck Inn (Bridgeport): The Duck Inn’s $300 to $325 Thanksgiving Dinner At Home includes turkey or rotisserie duck, plus six savory sides and dessert, and can serve a group of four. You can order sides and extra portions for an additional cost. They’re also selling TurDuckInn for $225 each, an all-natural turkey stuffed with chicken thighs and duck sausage.

  • Mark your calendar: Orders can be picked up or delivered Nov. 25. The restaurant will be closed on Thanksgiving Day.

Pearl’s Place (Bronzeville): For $42.99 per plate, this Thanksgiving Holiday Personal Feast Package includes three kinds of meat, four sides, rolls, and dessert.

First Slice Pie Cafe (Andersonville and Ravenswood): In addition to small and large classic Thanksgiving pies, they also offer a variety of savory dishes including quiche, savory pot pies, harvest soups, salads, and pastas.

  • Mark your calendar: Pickup dates are Nov. 23, 24, and 25. All First Slice locations will be closed on Nov. 26-27. Place your orders here!

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