Thanksgiving Dinner in Palm Beach County

You may not have realized that it’s already late autumn due to Palm Beach County’s beautiful weather year-round. It’s the time of year when we take a moment to give thanks for the good fortune we’ve received throughout the year. Thanksgiving is right around the corner, and as such, families are planning holiday visits. Fortunately, Palm Beach County has something going on all year long, including our day of thanks.

For residents and visitors who would like to skip cooking this year but would still like to partake of a quality Thanksgiving dinner, there are many establishments to choose from that have all your bases covered.

• There is a Thanksgiving dinner event taking place at Café Boulud, located in Palm Beach’s Brazilian Court Hotel. The 3-course dinner event begins at noon and ends at 9pm.
• The 3^rd Annual Thanksgiving event at ER Bradley’s is scheduled for 3pm-5pm in Palm Beach Gardens, for those of you who would prefer to dine early in the afternoon.
• The Avocado Grill in Palm Beach Gardens is hosting a 3-course Thanksgiving dinner from 1pm to 9pm.
• Pistache French Bistro has their annual 3-course Thanksgiving dinner in Downtown West Palm Beach from 3pm to 9pm.
• There’s a Thanksgiving buffet at The Regional Kitchen and Public House from noon to 8pm. There are also Thanksgiving takeout options, but orders must be placed before 5pm on the 21^st.
• Wyndham Grand in Jupiter is offering a gourmet Thanksgiving buffet, which includes bottomless mimosas, starting at 1pm.
• The Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa has both a Thanksgiving brunch from 11am to 2:30pm in the Sailfish Ballroom, and a Thanksgiving dinner at Sinclair’s Ocean Grill from 5pm-9pm.
• Jupiter’s Pelican Club is offering a traditional 3-course Thanksgiving dinner from noon to 6pm. Reservations are required for this event.
• The PGA Resort in Palm Beach Gardens is serving a Thanksgiving buffet at Ironwood Steak and Seafood from 1pm to 7pm.
• The 13^th Annual Thanksgiving “Dine Out for the Homeless” charity dinner will be held at 6pm at either Howley’s, Hullabaloo, or DADA.

If you’d like to spend Thanksgiving morning working up an appetite, there are two different running events taking place in the area. With Palm Beach County being a health-conscious area, there is something available for all age groups and activity levels.

• The Palm Beach Roadrunners are hosting their 19^th annual Run 4 the Pies event on Thanksgiving Day, beginning in Constitution Park in Tequesta. There are 3 different runs designed for different age groups. Start times vary from 7:15am to 10am.
• Palm Beach’s United Way Turkey Trot starts at 7:30am on Thanksgiving. The event features a 5k run and a Drumstick Dash for children.

Palm Beach County encourages both residents and visitors to come out and mingle amongst the community. Stop by for brunch, lunch, or dinner, whichever fits your schedule. No matter how you decide to celebrate your holiday, we at The Snyder Group wish you a Happy Thanksgiving and hope you have an experience to be thankful for.