ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — Not everyone wants to spend Thanksgiving in the kitchen. If you’d rather leave the cooking — and the cleanup — to someone else, plenty of Asheville-area restaurants will be open for the holiday.

From traditional turkey dinners and buffets to multi-course meals, restaurants across the area are offering a variety of options on Thanksgiving Day, Thursday, Nov. 26.

Some are serving special holiday menus, while others will be open with different dining options. Here’s a look at where you can eat out and what you can expect to pay.

Restaurants open Thanksgiving Day

RestaurantThanksgiving offeringPrice
Bargello, downtown AshevilleFour-course, family-style Italian- and Mediterranean-inspired Thanksgiving dinner. Noon-8 p.m.$99 adults; $49 children
The Bier Garden, downtown AshevilleThanksgiving feast. 11 a.m.-11 p.m.Not confirmed
The Blackbird, downtown AshevilleThree-course Thanksgiving menu featuring smoked turkey and seasonal dishes. 10 a.m.-8 p.m.$80 adults; $30 children
Blue Mountain Pizza and Brewery, WeavervilleCommunity Thanksgiving dinner, noon-3 p.m.Free
Capella on 9, downtown AshevilleThanksgiving feast with carving stations, turkey, ham, beef filet, traditional sides and desserts. Seatings at 1 and 3:30 p.m.; communal seating.$85 adults; $55 children
Cornerstone, AshevilleOpen Thanksgiving Day; holiday menu not confirmed.Not confirmed
Embassy Suites Downtown, AshevilleThanksgiving dining listed at the hotel; specific restaurant, menu and hours not confirmed.Not confirmed
The Exchange at The Restoration Hotel, downtown AshevilleOpen Thanksgiving Day; holiday menu not confirmed.Not confirmed
Fork Lore, South AshevilleTraditional Thanksgiving dinner served family-style at the table. Reservations by phone at 828-209-2715.Not listed
Glass Onion, WeavervilleThanksgiving dining planned; reservations open Nov. 1. Holiday menu and hours not yet confirmed by restaurant.Not confirmed
Golden Hour at The Radical, River Arts DistrictThanksgiving buffet prepared by chef Jacob Sessoms, featuring elevated holiday classics and creative dishes. 1-7 p.m.$80 adults; $45 children
Hemingway’s Cuba, downtown AshevilleThanksgiving favorites and Cuban-inspired dishes, with chef-attended carving stations. Noon-8 p.m.$85 adults; $30 children
Mehfil, downtown AshevilleOpen Thanksgiving Day; holiday menu not confirmed.Regular menu prices not verified
Moose Cafe, West AshevilleAll-you-can-eat turkey and ham feast with traditional sides, or a turkey or ham platter with two sides. Open 10 a.m.-4 p.m. The restaurant also offers prepared meals for families who prefer to eat at home.$18.99 all-you-can-eat; $15.99 platter
Old Europe Pastries, downtown AshevillePastries, desserts and other bakery offerings; holiday selection and hours not confirmed.Individual item prices
Overlook at Crowne Plaza Resort Asheville, AshevilleThanksgiving dining listed; menu and hours not confirmed.Not confirmed
Pack’s Tavern, downtown AshevilleTraditional Thanksgiving buffet featuring turkey, ham, mashed potatoes, dressing, sides and desserts. Reservation requests accepted from 11 a.m.-8:30 p.m.Not confirmed
Posana at Biltmore Park, South AshevilleFour-course, family-style Thanksgiving dinner, with gluten-free preparation and a vegan option. 1-7 p.m.$95 adults; $45 children under 10
Post 25 Kitchen & Lounge, ArdenThree-course Thanksgiving dinner with holiday favorites, prime rib and other entrée choices. 11 a.m.-8 p.m.$56 per person
Red Stag Grill, Biltmore VillageOpen Thanksgiving Day; specific holiday menu not confirmed.Not confirmed
RendezVous, AshevilleThree-course Thanksgiving dinner with a choice of roasted turkey and traditional sides, braised short ribs or fish, plus an appetizer and dessert.$75 adults; $25 children
Sovereign Remedies, downtown AshevilleOpen Thanksgiving Day; menu and hours not confirmed.Not confirmed
Wildwood Still, downtown AshevilleFour-course, family-style Thanksgiving lunch and dinner. Noon-8 p.m.Lunch: $80 adults, $45 children. Dinner: $95 adults, $55 children

Reservations are recommended, particularly for larger groups. Some restaurants may have limited seating at popular times.

Menus, prices and hours are subject to change. Prices may not include taxes or gratuities. Diners should check directly with restaurants before making plans.