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Enjoy Thanksgiving at Rocketts Landing Restaurants
Post Date: 11-15-2012
Thanksgiving is less than a week away (how in the world did that happen?!), and thanks to Rocketts Landing restaurants, a family gathering no longer means being stuck in the kitchen all day! For those looking to wine and dine with family and friends without all the mess, our community's restaurants are cooking up their holiday best. From Grilled Bison Tenderloin and Herb-Roasted Turkey to Butternut squash soup and more, we're certain you'll be pleasantly stuffed and thankful this holiday season at Rocketts Landing!
M Bistro & Wine Bar
This French-inspired Southern restaurant is pulling out all the stops to satiate your Thanksgiving cravings. Chef Michael Hall and his team have put together a four-course prix-fixe menu that leaves mouths salivating from just reading it! You’ll enjoy dishes such as Portobello Stew and Morels Stuffed with Rabbit Sausage, Scaloppini Turkey Gremolata, and Bourbon Pumpkin Bread Pudding, to name a few! We hear that seats are filling quickly, so be sure to reserve your spot today.
- Time: Seatings at 11:00 a.m., 2:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m.
- Cost: $57 per person plus tax and gratuity
- Reservations: Save your seat online at Open Table or call 804.652.2300
The Boathouse
A Thanksgiving dinner with a view, you ask? The Boathouse is accepting reservations for their holiday dinner along the James River featuring a variety of dishes that’s fit for any palette. With Herb-Roasted Turkey, Baked Chesapeake Rockfish, Green Bean Casserole, Bourbon-Glazed Sweet Potatoes and more, not a tastebud will go unsatisfied!
- Time: Seatings every hour between 12:30 and 4:30 p.m.
- Cost: Adults are $43, kids ages 6 – 12 are $19, ages 5 and under are free
- Reservations: Save your seat on their Facebook Open Table service or call 804.622.2628
Though Conch Republic is closed for Thanskgiving, with such delectable options available at M Bistro and The Boathouse, we can’t help but give thanks for Rocketts Landing restaurants at Thanksgiving. In fact, our stomachs are grumbling already!