Opinions on best place for Thanksgiving dinner

Anyone have recommendations on best Thanksgiving dinner? If you know the price, include that also. Thanks!

we had cdn thanksgiving dinner at roberto's and since we are typical canuckleheads who aren't cheap we didn't care about the price.

Pedro wrote:we had cdn thanksgiving dinner at roberto's and since we are typical canuckleheads who aren't cheap we didn't care about the price.

Did they have cornbread?

I didn't ask the price because I am cheap, if it is a good dinner I am willing to pay whatever is asked.

robertos is always good and the breadbasket did have a little bit of corn bread in it. perhaps there will be more fer merkin thanksgiving. it was a 4 course meal. my wife even liked the pumkin pie which she usually doesn't.

I had Canadian Thanksgiving at Panino´s and it was delicious! Turkey with gravy, dressing (especially yummy), mashed potatoes and sweet potatoes and cranberry sauce. No corn bread. I think it was 130 pesos without dessert.
I have had Thanksgiving dinners at La Nueva Posada and they are spectacular. I think they are up to about 280 pesos complete. It is a lovely setting and gracious dining.

Thank you for all the responses! I appreciate the recommendations.

We are going to Go (Pedro's/Peter) for Thanksgiving. New Posada always has a nice spread in the nicest décor.

Turkeys are much easier to buy at Lakeside now. Deb and I have been preparing traditional Thanksgiving meals @ Lakeside since 2006.

We prefer a gathering! Just sayin it is a lot more fun this way for us. We haven't been to a restaurant for prepared holiday food ever.

There's no place like home. There's no place like home.

Didja click yer heels?

Bonding with friends and family during the Holidays trumps Salvador's or Roberto's turkey.

Just Sayin

And, how much of the cooking/baking will YOU be doing, Mr. Jim? Just askin´.

Lady Otter Latté wrote:And, how much of the cooking/baking will YOU be doing, Mr. Jim? Just askin´.  

Gawd Lady O, I used to do all the cooking, but Deb has banned me from the kitchen......I thought the smoke detector was a timer!

Uh-huh. I thought so. If I had someone else to do all the cooking and baking I would prefer to eat at home too.
And, who will do the house cleaning before, decorating, table settings, dish washing and house cleaning after?

Lady Otter Latté wrote:Uh-huh. I thought so. If I had someone else to do all the cooking and baking I would prefer to eat at home too.
And, who will do the house cleaning before, decorating, table settings, dish washing and house cleaning after?

I am cooking Thanksgiving Dinner this year with a fabulous dried fruit dressing.    Your post got me spun up, and I invite you to enjoy the festivities........Deb just reminded me......we are in Arizona.....in my mind I am @ Lakeside.

It's the Oil buddy.... don't worry... happens to me all the time

Thanks for thinking of me, Jim!
Happy Thanksgiving to you and Deb and all the crew!

hockables wrote:It's the Oil buddy.... don't worry... happens to me all the time  

No shit Rhory......it happens to me every day. 4 more weeks....LOL

Jim I don't know if I'd trust you to cook the turkey right now:) Just saying. Big hug and Happy Thanksgiving to you and Deb.

Jim W wrote:Turkeys are much easier to buy at Lakeside now.    Deb and I have been preparing traditional Thanksgiving meals @ Lakeside since 2006.

We prefer a gathering!   Just sayin it is a lot more fun this way for us.  We haven't been to a restaurant for prepared holiday food ever.    

I'm with you Jim.... eating out means...NO LEFT OVERS!!!

Have a happy one,

Auntie Kippie