There’s always something to be thankful for- fact. There’s always something that you should be grateful for but aren’t- also a fact. Choosing how to look at things and erring on the side of positivity is sometimes tough and at other times impossible! Since this isn’t a self-help blog (although I think I’d be a great replacement for Dear Abby), I will leave the level of “thankfulness” you choose to express in your hands and, instead, tell you how to celebrate with a Thanksgiving dinner in Las Vegas! But wait… FIRST I’d like to say that everyone at VegasDaze.com is thankful for your patronage and referrals; thankful for the opportunity to show you how to have a blast in Las Vegas…without you, there would be no VegasDaze.com.
Charlie Palmer
Steakhouse
From
4-10pm, $65 will arouse your senses starting with baby iceberg, bibb lettuce
salad, Caesar salad, caramelized apple and celery root soup, or Diver sea
scallops. For the main course, herb roasted turkey breast leg, roasted Maine
Lobster and 8oz. filet mignon, charred bone-in NY strip steak or pan roasted
sea bass. Sides of sweet potato pomme puree or Brussels sprouts with togarshi.
Ending the meal will be pumpkin cheesecake, bourbon pecan tart, vanilla bean crème
brulee, or peanut butter bar.
Gilly’s BBQ
From
11am-midnight, for a mere $35, you can enjoy a pear salad or roasted
pumpkin-crab soup, a nice helping of bourbon-glazed roasted turkey, stuffing,
whipped potatoes (not to be confused with mashed), sage gravy and carrots.
Dessert will be pumpkin-pecan pie with cinnamon cream.
Wolfgang Puck
Pizzeria & Cucino
From
11:30am-10pm, for $45, you will begin your experience with baby kale or squash
soup. Roasted turkey, wild mushroom stuffing, wood-oven-roasted Brussels
sprouts, potato puree, and rosemary gravy will be the main plate. Traditional
pumpkin pie will end the meal.Society Café
From 12-10pm, for $48, Thanksgiving dinner in Las Vegas will begin with a baby greens salad or roasted pumpkin soup. The roasted turkey breast will be served with sage stuffing, crème fraiche (whatever that is!) mashed potatoes, baby veggies, and citrus cranberry sauce. Pumpkin pie a la mode will cap the special menu.
Trattoria De Lupo
Thanksgiving
Day, for $29, you can enjoy a moist turkey breast with potato puree, green
beans, mushroom stuffing and herb-roasted gravy.
Spago
From
5:30-10pm, for $55, a delicious autumn salad or spiced butternut squash soup will
prepare your taste buds for the roasted organic free-range turkey breast with
pretzel bread stuffing, green bean casserole, brown sugar sweet potato, potato
puree, cran-apple chutney, and herb gravy. For dessert- a pumpkin pie bar with
white chocolate sauce.
Terrace Point Café
On
Thanksgiving Day, for $40, enjoy squash bisque, roasted turkey breast, root vegetable
pancetta-filled roulade, mashed potatoes, apple sprout hash, cranberry sauce,
cornbread stuffing, and gravy. Save room for the bourbon pecan pie with salted
caramel gelato!
Are
you looking for a buffet for a Thanksgiving dinner in Las Vegas? Although none made the “lucky 7” list, here in Las Vegas most area
buffets will have a Thanksgiving feast fit for a king (or queen). In reviewing
menus of the major hotel/casino chains, they all seem to have the basics for a
good, filling, traditional turkey dinner. One last thing…I’ve gained ten pounds
just writing this blog! Happy Turkey Day
Let your friends at VegasDaze plan some activities that will burn off those turkey dinner calories! Call 1.855.895.3293 or 702.851.3293 to schedule in
some fun on your Thanksgiving weekend!
