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Denver's 5 Best Thanksgiving Dinners To-Go

Thanksgiving dinners to-go mean all the feasting and SO much less of the prepping and cleaning. And with some of Denver's favorite eateries boxing up delectable Turkey Day (and turkey-less) spreads, you might just be able to host a relaxing evening of thanks assuming of course, that all your guests save controversial conversations for another day. With mouths full of these gourmet options, your chances are good.

The Locally-Sourced Feast - Central Park

At Mondo Market, Thanksgiving dinner to-go options promise a festive and stress-free holiday meal. This Denver-based market is renowned for its commitment to locally-sourced and high-quality ingredients, and their Thanksgiving offerings are no exception. By choosing their Thanksgiving dinner to-go, you're not only treating yourself to a delightful meal but also supporting local producers and reducing your carbon footprint.

The classic Thanksgiving line-up includes turkey (you can add on smoked ham), mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, brussels sprouts, sweet potatoes, stuffing, and more. Add their Denver-renowned charcuterie boards for a European-style nibble before the main event. And never, ever, forget the pumpkin pie.

By selecting Mondo Market's Thanksgiving dinner to-go, you can enjoy a feast prepared with care and culinary expertise, all while embracing the spirit of the season and supporting local producers. It's a delicious and stress-free way to celebrate Thanksgiving with your loved ones.

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The Italian Feast (Chef's Kiss) - LoDo

Osteria Marco's delizioso Thanksgiving dinner to-go package provides a unique twist on the traditional holiday meal. They've forgone Turkey Day's titular entree in favor of a slow-roasted garlic and herb-encrusted pork loin with honey dijon glaze. The package includes delicata squash, grilled asparagus, Panzanella stuffing, baked rigatoni, house ricotta, and pecorino sides, rounding out the cozy and satisfying spread. And what autumn Italian meal would be complete without pumpkin cannoli? Not this one.

Osteria Marco's Thanksgiving dinner to-go option offers an exciting and flavorful departure from the traditional holiday meal, making it an excellent choice for those who want to infuse their celebration with a touch of Italian culinary artistry. This takeout feast will have your table laden with gourmet mangiare, presto!

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The Soul-Food Feast - LoDo

Urban Farmer Denver, known as a decadent yet unpretentious soul food steakhouse, offers an exceptional Thanksgiving dinner to-go experience. And, there's more to be thankful for. Urban Farmer is committed to sourcing ingredients from local producers who prioritize sustainability.

Their Thanksgiving package includes a local greens and shaved vegetable salad and an apple and cedar brined whole turkey with a honey and tamari glaze. Fill out your spread with family-style sides that highlight the season: cranberry sauce, buttermilk mashed potatoes with chives, cornbread and fennel sausage stuffing, baked yams with maple bourbon butter and sage, and brown butter brussels sprouts with bacon lardons. You'll also enjoy a pumpkin pie, complete with house-made whip.

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The Vegetarian and Gluten-Free Feast (That Still Tastes Good) - Berkeley

Vital Root, a Denver restaurant known for its health-conscious and plant-based cuisine, offers a fresh and comforting Thanksgiving dinner to-go option. Everything made at Vital Root is gluten-free and vegan, so those with dietary restrictions can dine without making modifications or stressing over gluten, dairy, or egg cross-contamination.

Vital Root's Thanksgiving dinner features roasted acorn squash stuffed with heirloom Anasazi beans, lentils, Himalayan red rice, figs, and creamy muhammara. You'll also enjoy parsnip and turnip mashed potatoes with celery root gravy, roasted vegetables with smoked almond pesto, cranberry orange chutney, and sweet potato pumpkin pie with coconut vanilla cream.

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The Other Bird Feast - Old South Pearl, Hale, and Greenwood Village

This no-fuss Thanksgiving to-go option will have you Turkey Day full without the Turkey. Chook, an Aussie Chicken joint, is known for its flavorful chicken and down-to-earth food vibes. After all, a restaurant from The Land Down Under is bound to be relaxed and approachable.

Order whole roasted chickens and party-sized portions of charred veggies, mash and gravy, and mac and cheese. And don't sleep on those salads yum.

Chook takes their ingredients seriously, sourcing consciously and promising never to use additives or preservatives. Best of all? Chook donates 1% of all their proceeds to the community. With so much to be thankful for, it's nice to share the bounty.

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With this list of Thanksgiving dinners to-go, you can go ahead and check onion dicing, cranberry cooking, and pot washing off your list. Who knew autumn entertaining could be this chill?

Looking for more turkey day dining options in your neighborhood? Reach out to one of our neighborhood experts for the inside (mashed potato) scoop.

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