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A Williamsburg Thanksgiving, Restaurant Style

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Whether you’ve been too busy to make plans, not feeling social enough, or too unenthusiastic to even think about cooking anything– you’re in luck. Many of the wonderful restaurants in Williamsburg, Brooklyn are offering Thanksgiving pix-fixe menus so you won’t have to worry about cooking, inviting people, or being invited to anything. Just bring a friend and treat yourself to what will probably be way better than anything you or anyone you know has the ability to cook.

Dumont
The restaurant, not the burger spot, is offering a $65 prixe fixe 3-course (plus dishes to share) Thanksgiving menu. One of the dishes to share is the absolutely phenomenal Dumac and Cheese! Main courses range from a pumpkin ravioli to the traditional turkey with cranberry, stuffing, etc. Desserts are still TBD.

Dumont
432 Union Ave (between Metropolitan and Devoe)
Brooklyn, 11211 [Williamsburg]

Rye
Though unfortunately Rye doesn’t have their Thanksgiving menu posted, they are taking reservations now. I have unfortunately have tried to go to this place no less than 4 times and for some reason have still not been able to actually eat there. My roommate, however, absolutely RAVES about this place day and night. Their regular menu looks really awesome, featuring such things as a wild mushroom lasagna, beet ravioli, a Long Island duck breast, and braised short ribs– which, as we all know are about 50% less revolting-looking than regular-sized ribs.

Rye
247 South 1st Street (between Roebling and Havermeyer)
Brooklyn, 11211 [Williamsburg]

Dressler
If you’re feeling a little bit fancy, or you you feel like you need to treat yourself a little more, but well within a $100-range, Dressler might be the answer for you. It’s kind of like a turned-up Dumont, with a Thanksgiving prix-fixe at $85 with 3 courses and petit-fours. You’ll totally feel like a prissy little bitch (in a good way!) wanting dishes like the Oxtail Ragout and Venison Saddle (with spaetzle on the side!). But fear not veggies, there is a main course option besides the latter dish and traditional turkey: the Butternut Squash Agnolotti. Dessert has a choice of a chocolate souffle cake, panna cotta, and a pumpkin brioche pudding!

Dressler
149 Broadway (between Bedford and Driggs)
Brooklyn, 11211 [Williamsburg]

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Anna G - Caliburg Contributor

Anna G - Caliburg Contributor

Anna G. is a Southern California native living in the Williamsburg area of Brooklyn since 2005. Anna is constantly trying to unite her love of CA sunshine and the excitement of the New York urban jungle, all the while trying to keep her unwieldy credit card debt under control, and look fabulous at brunch, no matter how un-showered and hungover.