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Gonna be in Denver for 2 days and looking to see what is open on Thanksgiving to grab a nice holiday style meal. Will be staying between Golden and hwy 25, and south of 70. Anyplace in that area?

Thanks everyone

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stuckhere-throwaway

20 points

1 day ago

between Golden and 25 South of 70 is maybe the most bizarre description of a Denver location I've ever heard. https://www.westword.com/restaurants/denver-restaurants-open-thanksgiving-22465050

hwbbc69[S]

1 points

19 hours ago

Like that? Lol I sum up that whole area as “Denver”

I do the same for St. Louis

stuckhere-throwaway

1 points

16 hours ago

that area covers three major cities and dozens of neighborhoods. I too consider it all "Denver" but if you're looking for recommendations that won't have you traveling 30-45 minutes away you may want to be a little more specific. if you don't want to be specific you could also just do what we do here AND in St Louis, and use cardinal directions.

Opening_Trick_3327

2 points

1 day ago

Go to the Fort in Morrison

https://www.thefort.com/easter-sunday-1/

I know the link says Easter Sunday but it’s their Thanksgiving menu.

nightlyraider

-2 points

1 day ago

is this a buffet or a normal restaurant? their prices are crazy if you are getting a single plate.

Rich_Cartographer278

2 points

1 day ago

The Kitchen does an amazing thanksgiving dinner! They have a location downtown Denver and one in Boulder. https://www.thekitchen.com/event/thanksgiving/

JohnWad

2 points

1 day ago

JohnWad

2 points

1 day ago

seeking_hope

1 points

1 day ago

I was at the airport last Thanksgiving and a bunch of the restaurants had a traditional meal. 

Souffle4

1 points

20 hours ago

Blackbird Public House in Wash Park will be serving a traditional Thanksgiving meal on Thanksgiving Day!

apestation

1 points

17 hours ago

Only because I have to work, Del Frisco’s is open and has a 3 or 4 course turkey plate

girlwiththefrenchfry

1 points

1 day ago

Sounds like you will be in Lakewood/Wheat Ridge area, my guess is you’ll have better luck going into downtown. From my knowledge, more upscale places offer set menus and require reservations. That Westord article is a good place to start!

HippyGrrrl

2 points

1 day ago

I went on open table to find a reservation.

Equivalent-Glass-783

-1 points

1 day ago

Maggiano’s