ASHEVILLE, N.C. (828newsNOW) — Next month, Embassy Suites by Hilton Asheville Downtown will host a Thanksgiving Buffet charity benefit. The community is invited to partake in a meal to benefit Eblen Charities and 12 Baskets Café.
The Thanksgiving Buffet will be held from noon to 5 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 27 at the Embassy Suites, 192 Haywood St.
What to expect at the buffet
Reservations for the event cost $62 for adults and $25 for children ages 12 and under. Children ages 4 and under will be admitted for free.
According to a press release, “the culinary team will prepare a classic holiday spread featuring Joyce Farms roasted turkey, honey-glazed ham, seasonal sides and chef’s holiday desserts. Non-alcoholic beverages are included, with complimentary hot chocolate and hot apple cider for kids. A full bar with cocktails, beer and wine will be available for purchase separately.”
A portion of the ticket sales will go to Eblen, while all leftovers from the event will be donated to 12 Baskets Café, “extending the celebration beyond the hotel’s tables to neighbors across the community.”
Advance reservations are encouraged and can be made here. Walk-ins will be accepted as space permits. For groups of nine or more, contact Hilton directly at (828) 407-0422 or by email at AVLES_DS@hilton.com.
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