33 best Thanksgiving dinners in London for 2025

While not officially a holiday in the UK, there are plenty of ways to celebrate Thanksgiving in London (which in 2025 falls on Thursday 27 November), not least the veritable feast that Americans rustle up for the occasion. A typical Thanksgiving dinner involves turkey, stuffing and various other trimmings, plus cranberry sauce, sweet potato pie and mac ‘n’ cheese, followed by a decent helping of pumpkin and/or pecan pie. And frankly, we won’t be saying no to any of it. The good news is, there are loads of Thanksgiving restaurants in London serving up special menus featuring all of the above, and more.

The tradition of Thanksgiving is celebrated across the United States, Canada and Brazil among other countries, and is intended as a way to pay homage and give thanks for a good year around the time of the traditional main harvest. Years on, this pivotal moment in the calendar is still upheld, allowing friends and families to show their appreciation for the people and things they’re fortunate enough to be surrounded by.

While on this side of the pond, Thanksgiving isn't usually included in our holiday calendar, we won’t say no to an indulgent feast. We're ready to gobble up piles of roast turkey and huge slabs of pumpkin pie in preparation for Christmas. And in our opinion, where better to celebrate it all than in London? This is a universal city so it's easily the best place to scout out your Thanksgiving turkey dinner, because who really wants to slave over an entire turkey a month before Christmas? Swap out the stress of cooking and head into the city to indulge in the best Thanksgiving dinners London has to offer. Any excuse to avoid the washing up gets our vote.

Whether you celebrate Thanksgiving every year or you’re a complete holiday newbie, dust off your stretchiest jeans and get ready to head to chow down on the best Thanksgiving feasts London has to offer.

Sunday in Brooklyn, Notting Hill and Marylebone

What: One of London's best brunch spots is turning its hand to a traditional Thanksgiving dinner from 26 until 28 November. Choose from fresh seasonal dishes like full harvest salad, followed by turkey with gravy and cheddar cornbread, and round things off with a slice of pecan pie! The restaurant is able to host larger groups if you're bringing family and friends along, and the dinner forms part of a 2.5-hour dining experience, served banquet-style. 
How much: Three courses for £60 per person
Where: 98 Westbourne Grove, W2 5RU; 10-12 James Street, W1U 1EE
Book now: Sunday in Brooklyn Notting Hill, Sunday in Brooklyn Marylebone

il Pampero, Belgravia

What: This year, il Pampero is celebrating Thanksgiving with a week-long celebration, bringing its signature Italian style to the all-American feast. The three-course set menu kicks off with a choice of chestnut and pumpkin soup, beef carpaccio or burrata salad. Mains are a sophisticated line-up: there's pan-fried cod with lentil stew and chimichurri, and stuffed squash with feta crumb, as well as traditional roasted chestnut turkey. For dessert, pumpkin pie is served tableside with your choice of topping, and there's creme brulee too. 
How much: Three courses for £30 per person
Where: 20 Chesham Place, SW1X 8HQ
Book now: il Pampero

The Cadogan Arms, Chelsea

What: This Thanksgiving, The Cadogan Arms is celebrating with a one-day-only, family-style feast. In partnership with Sazerac, the dinner kicks off with a Cherry Cola Manhattan, made with Eagle Rare Bourbon Whiskey. Ease in with brisket popovers, shrimp salad, and baked brie, before diving into roast turkey crown and slow-cooked short ribs, served with all the trimmings. Whisky lovers will be pleased to know that there is also an exclusive offer available on a Papple Van Winkle tasting flight. Cheers!
How much: Three courses for £80 per person (beef wellington for £95, vegetarian menu for £60)
Where: 298 King’s Road, SW3 5UG
Book now: The Cadogan Arms

Riding House Cafe, Victoria, Fitzrovia, and Bloomsbury

What: A proper USA feast if ever there was one, Riding House Cafes will be serving free-range turkey with all the trimmings. We’re talking cornbread stuffing, maple-buttered sweet potatoes, and truffled mac and cheese. There’s plenty of pumpkin pie too, so be sure to save space. Everything is served family-style, and there's also a vegetarian menu available for pre-order. Visit any of the Riding House restaurants on 27 November to sample these goodies, or the Fitzrovia site on 28 November to keep the party going!
How much: Family-style feast for £55 per person
Where: 8 Sir Simon Milton Square, SW1E 5DJ; 43-51 Great Titchfield Street, W1W 7PQ; 1 Brunswick Centre, WC1N 1AF
Book now: Rail House Victoria, Riding House Fitzrovia, Riding House Bloomsbury

Honey & Co Daily, Fitzrovia

What: Bridget Fojcik - manager of Honey & Spice deli - is bringing her American roots to a sell-out Thanksgiving Supper Club. Available at Honey & Co Daily sites, on 27 November, the supper club marks the third iteration of Bridget's legendary Thanksgiving feast. With family style platters designed to be shared, the menu will feature buttermilk mash, Bridget's special stuffing, pumpkin cheesecake, and more. If you're after a heartwarming experience, full of comfort food, be sure to bag a place at Bridget's supper club.
How much: Three courses for £65 per person
Where: 216 Great Portland Street, W1W 5QW; 19-21 Store Street, WC1E 7BL
Book now: Honey & Co Daily

The Surprise, Chelsea

What: Having sat on Chelsea's iconic Kings Road since 1853 - with The Surprise opening in 2021 - this London pub is a charming destination for a Thanksgiving celebration. On 27 November, traditional favourites will be paired with warming whiskey cocktails in a traditional three-course menu style. To start, enjoy a fresh Waldorf salad, followed by roast Devonshire turkey breast for mains - with all the trimmings, of course. To complement the cosy occasion, there's also a pecan pie with maple Chantilly cream for dessert. 
How much: Three courses for £49
Where: 6 Christchurch Terrace, SW3 4AJ
Book now: The Surprise

The Carpenter's Arms, Hammersmith

What: On 27 November, The Carpenter's Arms is serving up a traditional Thanksgiving menu, with seasonal whiskey cocktails to match. Ease in with a Waldorf salad, made with fresh Pink Lady apples, toasted walnuts and Green Goddess dressing. Then, get your Thanksgiving fix with a classic turkey dinner, complete with sprout tops, maple glazed pumpkin, and confit garlic mash. Of course, there's pecan pie for dessert, made with maple Chantilly cream for a sweet touch.
How much: Three courses for £49 per person
Where: 91 Black Lion Lane, W6 9BG
Book now: The Carpenter's Arms

The English Grill at The Rubens at the Palace, Victoria

What: Full of all the classic flavours, Thanksgiving doesn’t get much better than a meal at The English Grill. Kick things off with a sweet potato amuse bouche, followed by starters like cinnamon and orange salmon gravadlax. After a lemon tea sorbet palate cleanser, indulge in a free-range black leg turkey carved tableside and served with sweet potato and sour cream mash, maple bacon Brussels sprouts, glazed carrots, and homemade cranberry sauce. Top it all off with a spiced pumpkin flan with caramelised pecan, coffee and petit fours. Divine.
How much: Six courses for £80 per person
Where: 39 Buckingham Palace Road, SW1W 0PS
Book now: The English Grill at The Rubens at the Palace

Sam's Riverside, Hammersmith

What: Boasting waterside views over the Thames, Sam's Riverside is a beautiful place to celebrate Thanksgiving in London. On 27 November, a special set menu will include American classics like New England-style ham and sweetcorn chowder, maple-glazed pumpkin with orange creme fraiche, and scallops Rockefeller, as well as dry-aged sirloin, and salt-baked celeriac Wellington for mains. Finish with traditional sweets - pecan pie, New York cheesecake, and apple cobbler.
How much: Three courses for £65 per person
Where: 1 Crisp Walk, W6 9DN
Book now: Sam's Riverside

Charlie's at Brown's, Mayfair

What: A sophisticated but modern dining room inside London’s oldest hotel, Thanksgiving at Charlie’s is inviting - offering cosy warming menus under the direction of Michelin-starred chef Adam Byatt. The Charlie’s at Brown’s Thanksgiving set menu features elevated seasonal dishes and comforting favourites - think Waldorf salad and clam sweetcorn chowder, followed by roast turkey with crushed sweet potato, all topped off with a pumpkin creme brulee, or pecan and gingerbread pie. The three-course menu is only available on 27 November, so be sure to book in advance to avoid disappointment!
How much: Three courses for £125 per person
Where: Brown’s Hotel, 33 Albemarle Street, W1S 4BP
Book now: Charlie’s at Brown’s

The George, Fitzrovia

What: In similar style to its sister pub The Cadogan Arms, The George is putting on a whisky-fuelled Thanksgiving feast. Guests are welcomed with a Cherry Cola Manhattan made with Eagle Rare Bourbon Whiskey, and there's an exclusive offer on a Pappy Van Winkle tasting flight. Snack on brisket popovers, baked brie, and sweet potato bites, and indulge in roast turkey crown, and slow-cooked short ribs. Served family-style, the main event comes with baked sweet potato, mac n cheese, and more. 
How much: Three courses for £95 per person (vegetarian menu for £75)
Where: 55 Great Portland Street, W1W 7LQ
Book now: The George

Cheneston's Restaurant at The Milestone Hotel and Residences, Kensington

What: Keep it classic with a traditional dinner at Cheneston’s, tucked inside The Milestone Hotel. Guests will be treated to an exceptional menu devised by executive chef Daniel Putz, who learned his trade at The Ritz. Kick things off with smoked Monterey Jack cornbread, before diving into truffled mac 'n' cheese croquettes. Norfolk Bronze turkey is the main event here, but there's also North Sea cod, and roasted squash and chestnut pie for mains. Vegans can also enjoy a thoughtful plant-based menu and children are welcome too.
How much: Five courses for £160 per person (vegan menu for £150)
Where: 1 Kensington Court, W8 5DL
Book now: Chenestons's Restaurant at The Milestone Hotel and Residences

Brasserie Max at the Covent Garden Hotel, Covent Garden

What: We love the quaint, boutique charm of this Covent Garden Hotel, and in-house Brasserie Max is always a safe bet if you're looking for good food in this busy part of town. A four-course Thanksgiving feast sticks to traditional flavours, albeit with a little bit of elegance - start the evening with a welcome drink and whipped pumpkin with blue cheese and pecans, before moving onto a selection of American classics, like BBQ bourbon pork ribs, and roast bronze turkey with stuffing. Finish off (if you have room) with pumpkin pie and creme fraiche. 
How much: £75 per person, including a welcome drink
Where: 10 Monmouth Street, WC2H 9HB
Book now: Brasserie Max at the Covent Garden Hotel

The Pem, Westminster

What: The Pem's Thanksgiving menu comes in at £110 a head for five courses, with the luxurious menu kicking off with a selection of canapes, and sweetcorn and clam chowder with dressed white crab and Exmoor caviar. To follow, enjoy a cornbread palate cleanser, before a veritable feast of maple roast Cumbrian turkey served alongside duck fat hasselback spuds, roast delica pumpkin, and creamed green beans with wild mushrooms. Puddings are two-fold: firstly, pumpkin pie ice cream with shortbread, followed by a blackcurrant and chestnut Mont Blanc.
How much: Six courses for £110 per person (wine pairing from £70)
Where: 22-28 Broadway, SW1H 0BH
Book now: The Pem

The Hound, Chiswick

What: Over in Chiswick, The Hound is serving a full-blown Thanksgiving feast on 27 November. Following in the footsteps of sister pubs The Cadogan Arms and The George, things start out with a Cherry Cola Manhattan and snacky starters - think baked brie and sweet potato bites. Then, its onto the main event: roast turkey crown, slow-cooked short ribs, and all the trimmings. Inspired by American tradition, everything is served family-style, so be sure to bring your loved ones along and make it a day to remember. 
How much: Family-style feast for £90 per person
Where: 210 Chiswick High Road, W4 1PD
Book now: The Hound

Town House at The Kensington, South Kensington

What: Town House at The Kensington in autumn is one of the most magical restaurants, so where better to gather and indulge in a proper Thanksgiving feast? Available 27-30 November, the menu pays homage to classic American flavours, featuring starters like winter squash soup, and a choice of mains, from traditional roast turkey leg with all the trimmings, to lobster with lemon and chilli linguine. To finish, enjoy classic pumpkin pie with muscovado cream. There's even a special Thanksgiving cocktail called 'Pilgrim's Crown' made with Buffalo Trace bourbon, brie, cranberry, maple and pecan.
How much: Two courses for £55, three courses for £70
Where: 109-113 Queen's Gate, SW7 5LP
Book now: Town House at The Kensington

LAVO, Marylebone

What: Fancy a Thanksgiving-themed brunch? LAVO at the BoTree Hotel is putting on a full spread of Thanksgiving classics, served buffet-style. Once you've enjoyed a Cherry Boulevardier cocktail on arrival, grab a plate and choose from an array of carved meats, dressed shellfish, fresh pizza and pasta, and a ton of antipasti. We're talking cold cuts, buttermilk crackerbread, stuffed pepperoncini, and mac and cheese. Top it off with a freshly baked dessert - there's over 10 to choose from - and don't skip second helpings! 
How much: Buffet for £95 per person
Where: 30 Marylebone Lane, W1U 2DR
Book now: LAVO

Hard Rock Cafe, Piccadilly and Mayfair

What: Rock along to some American vibes at Hard Rock Cafe this Thanksgiving! Available on 27 November, guests can indulge in a traditional two-course dinner featuring slow-roast turkey with veg, stuffing, creamy mash and cranberry sauce, followed by pumpkin pie, topped with caramel sauce and whipped cream. Kids get to tuck into a children's turkey plate, while adults can wash it all down with an autumn apple fizz. Over at the Mayfair site, guests can also enjoy an exclusive vault tour and live music from 6pm. 
How much: Two courses for £12.65 - £48.90 per person
Where: 225-229 Piccadilly, W1J 9HR; 150 Old Park Lane, W1K 1QZ
Book now: Hard Rock Cafe Piccadilly, Hard Rock Cafe Mayfair

Smith & Wollensky, Charing Cross

What: An ode to the American steakhouse, Smith & Wollensky is serving a three-course feast for Thanksgiving this year. Its signature steaks are placed front and centre, with diners able to choose between premium cuts such as USDA prime sirloin and bone-in ribeye. Purists can opt for turkey instead if they like, and all mains come served with family-style sides. Don’t skip pudding, which spans a traditional pumpkin pie to Oreo cheesecake.
How much: Three courses for £86 per person
Where: 1-11 John Adam Street, WC2N 6HT
Book now: Smith & Wollensky

Indigo at One Aldwych, Covent Garden

What: Relax in the luxurious surrounds of One Aldwych's signature restaurant, Indigo, and indulge in a four-course feast, for lunch or dinner. Start things off with warm maple-glazed rolls and a glass of Champagne Bollinger. Next, there’s pumpkin soup with glazed chestnuts. Stuffed turkey legs served with sweet potato mash and cranberry relish is the star of the show, while dessert features caramelised pecan pie with Bourbon ice cream. Enjoy all the glitz and glamour of London, with Indigo's special Thanksgiving menu.
How much: Five courses for £110 per person
Where: 1 Aldwych, WC2B 4BZ
Book now: Indigo

Oscar at the Charlotte Street Hotel, Fitzrovia

What: Celebrate Thanksgiving in style at Oscar - Charlotte Street Hotel’s chic European restaurant. Festivities start with a 'Berry Thankful' cocktail, before diving into clam chowder, crisp Waldorf salad, and main events like roast Bronze turkey or salmon steak, served with seasonal sides of sweet potato and honey-glazed carrots. Grab a slice of pumpkin pie or apple, pecan and caramel cheesecake, if you still have room. Firmdale Hotels know how to throw a proper Thanksgiving, so this always proves to be one of London's most popular events.
How much: Three courses for £75 per person
Where: Charlotte Street Hotel, 15-17 Charlotte Street, W1T 1RJ
Book now: Oscar at the Charlotte Street Hotel

CUT at 45 Park Lane, Mayfair

What: Over at 45 Park Lane hotel, CUT is honouring Thanksgiving with a fabulous three-course feast, over lunch and dinner. Guests can enjoy Norfolk bronze turkey with traditional trimmings, or signature dishes like Queensland wagyu and Cornish Dover sole. Dessert is a classic trio of pies: pumpkin, key lime, and pecan. If that wasn't enough, CUT also has the largest selection of American wines outside of the States, which means perfect pairings all evening long. For something more casual, Bar 45 is also celebrating Thanksgiving with bite-sized nibbles, like turkey and onion croquettes, and devils on horseback.
How much: Three courses for £210 per person
Where: 45 Park Lane, W1K 1PN
Book now: CUT at 45 Park Lane

The Broadcaster, White City

What: Nothing says autumn quite like a roast dinner, and this year, The Broadcaster is celebrating the season with a brand new Sunday Feast menu. Designed for sharing, the food features traditional Thanksgiving flavours, with a British twist - think caramelised pork belly, swede mash, and short rib and marrow roast potatoes. This lively pub and rooftop bar is the perfect place for a casual, comforting meal with friends and family. 
How much: Sharing menu for £35 per person
Where: 89 Wood Lane, W12 7FX
Book now: The Broadcaster

Michael Caines at The Stafford London, St James's

What: Acclaimed British chef Michael Caines MBE, presents a dazzling Thanksgiving menu, available across lunch and dinner. The lunchtime menu features a choice of starters, like confit duck and duck liver terrine, followed by mains, like pan fried sea bass, as well as plenty of pud. The evening menu is more elaborate, including a selection of canapes, like tuna tartare and chicken liver parfait. Children are also welcome, with a special kids menu, so bring the whole family and tuck into this Thanksgiving feast!
How much: Lunch menu for £85, dinner menu for £145
Where: 16-18 St James’s Place, SW1A 1NJ
Book now: Michael Caines at The Stafford London

Joe's Brasserie, Fulham

What: Neighbourhood restaurant Joe's Brasserie is dishing up a bespoke Thanksgiving menu on 27 November. The dishes are designed to feed the whole family - suited to sharing between a minimum of four people. For the adults, there's a themed welcome drink - Sierra Nevada Pale Ale, Bulleit Bourbon Whiskey Sour or a glass of USA wine. Then, share shrimp salad and baked brie, before tucking into roast turkey with all the trimmings, and pumpkin or pecan pie for dessert. 
How much: Three-course sharing menu for £59 per adult and £25 per child
Where: 130 Wandsworth Bridge Road, SW6 2UL
Book now: Joe's Brasserie

Blue Door Bistro at The Montague Hotel, Fitzrovia

What: Blue Door Bistro at The Montague Hotel is serving up a feast to be thankful for. Kick things off with smokey aubergine soup, or a Cajun prawn cocktail, before diving into a classic roast turkey with chestnut stuffing, roast potatoes, and pigs in blankets. Fancy something less traditional? Try the fillet of sea bass with creamed spinach and candied sweet potato, or the pappardelle pasta with roast pumpkin. To finish, it’s a glazed lemon tart, chocolate brownie, or baked vanilla cheesecake. A meal at Blue Door is a Turkey Day to remember.
How much: Three courses for £75 per person
Where: The Montague on the Gardens, 15 Montague Street, WC1B 5BJ
Book now: Blue Door Bistro at The Montague

BBar & Restaurant, Victoria

What: Fancy a delicious cocktail with your Thanksgiving meal? BBar & Restaurant is offering a slap-up Thanksgiving dinner - think roast Norfolk turkey with all the trimmings, and pumpkin pie with butterscotch ice cream - with a cocktail included! Situated opposite Buckingham Palace, this central bar is known for its buzzy atmosphere and signature cocktails, so head down to BBar & Restaurant this Thanksgiving for a turkey day to remember.
How much: Two courses for £30 per person
Where: 43 Buckingham Palace Road, SW1W 0PP
Book now: BBar & Restaurant

Duck & Waffle, City of London

What: Everyone’s favourite sky-high restaurant is serving up a feast for the big day, with two sittings across the day. Get in the festive spirit with a warm glass of mulled wine, before tucking into brioche pull-apart rolls, bacon-wrapped dates, and cheesy polenta croquetas. Choose from roasted bronze turkey, or mushroom and camembert wellington, both served with all the trimmings. Finally, there's a Bourbon pecan pie with homemade ice cream. Served family-style, each course comes with an optional wine pairing, and there's a kids menu too. 
How much: Three courses for £45 per person
Where: 110 Bishopsgate, EC2N 4AY
Book now: Duck & Waffle

The Walmer Castle, Notting Hill

What: This historic Notting Hill pub is a cosy, comforting spot to celebrate Thanksgiving. Set across three floors, the pub is adorned with warming fireplaces, little seating nooks, and rustic wooden tables. Settle in for a traditional Thanksgiving meal, including a light Waldorf salad, stuffed turkey breast with all the trimmings, and a classic pecan pie with maple Chantilly cream. You can also hire the magnificent private dining room, for an extra special Thanksgiving celebration. 
How much: Three courses for £49 per person
Where: 58 Ledbury Road, W11 2AJ
Book now: The Walmer Castle

Sam's Waterside, Brentford

What: Over in Brentford, Sam's Waterside is introducing a special Thanksgiving set menu on 27 November. To start, there's everything from New England clam chowder, to grilled jalepeno and honey butter cornbread with Andouille sausage. Onto the mains - keep it classic with roast bronze turkey, or try other American favourites, like lobster roll, and chargrilled New York strip steak. Finish on a sweet treat, with a choice of warm pecan pie, key lime pie, or peanut butter and jelly cheescake. Yum!
How much: Three courses for £50 per person
Where: 3 Kingham Avenue, TW8 8GP
Book now: Sam's Waterside

Hans' Bar & Grill at 11 Cadogan Gardens, Chelsea

What: Located within the five-star Cadogan Gardens hotel, Hans' Bar & Grill is offering a Thanksgiving set menu, full of festive favourites. On 27 November, guests can choose between two or three courses, as well as an optional cheese course - Thanksgiving is a time for treating yourself, after all. To start, delight in aged beef tartare, or a warming chestnut soup, before moving onto mains - meat-eaters will enjoy the turkey ballotine, while fish-lovers can tuck into the grilled monk tail. Keep it classic with a Christmas pudding for dessert, or try the boozy Bailey's cheesecake.
How much: Two courses for £38, three courses for £47
Where: 164 Pavilion Road, SW1X 0BP
Book now: Hans' Bar & Grill at 11 Cadogan Gardens

108 Brasserie & Bar, Marylebone

What: Available on 27 November, 108 Brasserie is offering a Thanksgiving dinner menu full of classic favourites. A spiced Maine lobster roll starts thing off, followed by Baltimore style crab cakes, or roasted pumpkin and charred corn salad. For mains, enjoy bronze turkey, or sweet potato and mushroom wellington with all the trimmings, of course. For dessert, pay a visit to the lavish pie room, with five types of pie up for grabs! From pumpkin to pecan, each pie can be topped wth your choice of ice cream, marshmallows, M&M's and Hershey kisses.
How much: Four courses for £75 per person
Where: 108 Marylebone Lane, W1G 8DN
Book now: 108 Brasserie & Bar

Cafe Royal Grill, Piccadilly Circus

What: Situated in the beating heart of the city, between Mayfair and Soho, Cafe Royal Grill at Hotel Cafe Royal is a glamorous destination to celebrate Thanksgiving. This year, the five-star luxury hotel is launching a new festive menu, full of traditional American plates. The three-course selection features pumpkin soup, Orkney scallops, butter roast herb-fed turkey, and brown butter Dover sole, followed by pumpkin pie or pecan tart for dessert. The menu is available on 27 November.
How much: Three courses for £85 per person
Where: 68 Regent Street, W1B 4DY
Book now: Cafe Royal Grill

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