27 best Thanksgiving dinners in London for 2026

While not officially a holiday in the UK, there are plenty of ways to celebrate Thanksgiving in London (which in 2026 falls on Thursday 26 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. Centuries 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 a generous 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 chow down on the best Thanksgiving feasts London has to offer.

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. On Thursday 26 November, dinner opens with roast pumpkin veloute, then lobster Thermidor mac and cheese with winter truffle. An apple, cranberry and cider sorbet clears the way for free-range black leg turkey with cornbread stuffing and maple bacon Brussels sprouts, or a sweet potato and wild mushroom Wellington. Gingerbread pecan pie follows.
How much: Three courses, a palate cleanser and petit fours for £95 per person
Where: 39 Buckingham Palace Road, SW1W 0PS
Book now: The English Grill at The Rubens at the Palace
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at The Rubens at the Palace

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. Served in a wood-panelled dining room opposite Kensington Gardens, it begins with jalapeno and Monterey Jack cornbread plus a pimento cheese croquette amuse-bouche, then barbecued pork belly or smoked salmon, before a roasted crown of Norfolk Bronze turkey with cranberry and sourdough stuffing. Pumpkin cheesecake with maple pecan ice cream finishes things off. There’s a full vegan menu, and groups of nine to 12 can book the Windsor Suite for private dining. 
How much: Five courses for £165 per person (vegan menu for £150)
Where: 1 Kensington Court, W8 5DL
Book now: Cheneston's Restaurant at The Milestone Hotel and Residences
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at The Milestone Hotel and Residences

Willett’s, Chelsea

What: Willett’s doesn’t do a dedicated Thanksgiving menu, but it’s open on the day, and its festive set menu is more than up to the task. Expect a turkey, cranberry and leek pie with mash, Brussels sprouts and chestnuts, after a spiced pumpkin soup with smoked ricotta and clementine. Executive Chef Michael Turner’s British bistro sits inside The Cadogan on Sloane Street, in a townhouse built by the Willett family. Finish with a steamed ginger pudding, then linger at the blue and bronze marble bar, where three arched alcoves glow with bottles.
How much: Two courses for £35 per person, three courses for £40
Where: The Cadogan, 75 Sloane Street, SW1X 9SG
Book now: Willett’s
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at The Cadogan, A Belmond Hotel

The Park, Bayswater

What: Jeremy King, co-founder of The Wolseley, brought mid-century Manhattan to the corner of Queensway and Bayswater Road with The Park, so Thanksgiving is right up its street. A short dedicated menu joins the a la carte at lunch and dinner: clams casino baked with butter, bacon and breadcrumbs, then roast Norfolk Bronze turkey with honey-glazed sweet potato, sage and onion stuffing and cranberry compote, and pumpkin pie with bourbon whipped cream. Order a Martini first, and settle into one of the booths.
How much: Clams casino £19.75, roast turkey £39.75, pumpkin pie £11.75
Where: 2 Queensway, W2 3RX
Book now: The Park
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at The Park

Sunday in Brooklyn, Notting Hill and Marylebone

What: One of London's best brunch spots is turning its hand to a traditional Thanksgiving dinner, making full use of its American identity. 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 restaurants are able to host larger groups, so bring family and friends along.
How much: Three courses for £65 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
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at Sunday in Brooklyn Marylebone

The Cadogan Arms, Chelsea

What: This gorgeous Chelsea pub marks Thursday 26 November with a one-day-only, family-style feast created by executive chef John Sparks in partnership with Sazerac. Arrive to a Turkey Shoot cocktail (Eagle Rare 12-year-old with sloe gin, orgeat, raspberry and lemon) or an Appletini for something more refreshing, then share smoked ham Scotch eggs with apple butter mustard and a fried Brussels sprout Caesar. Roast turkey crown and slow-roast short ribs land in the middle of the table with marshmallow-topped sweet potato and corn maque choux, before pecan pie and Oreo cheesecake. Cheers to that!
How much: Three course sharing menu for £100 per person, including one whiskey cocktail
Where: 298 King’s Road, SW3 5UG
Book now: The Cadogan Arms
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at The Cadogan Arms

The George, Fitzrovia

What: In similar style to its sister pub The Cadogan Arms, The George is putting on a whiskey-fuelled Thanksgiving feast that revolves around a beautiful sharing menu. Warm smoked trout dip with everything-bagel crostini and cranberry, baked brie and sage toast get things going, before roast turkey crown and ancho and coffee-rubbed short ribs with green bean casserole, mac and cheese and roast potatoes. Pecan pie and Oreo cheesecake follow. A vegetarian menu swaps in a wild mushroom, leek and chestnut pot pie. Thanksgiving drinks will also include a tempting Sticky Toffee Old Fashioned, Sazerac and Whiskey Sours.
How much: Three courses for £100 per person, including a whiskey cocktail
Where: 55 Great Portland Street, W1W 7LQ
Book now: The George
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at The George

The Hound, Chiswick

What: This lovingly restored Chiswick coaching inn joins its sister pubs for a one-day, family-style Thanksgiving. True to tradition, everything lands on the table ready to be passed around. So think sharing plates of smoked ham Scotch eggs, warm smoked trout dip, and fried Brussels sprout Caesar with crispy pancetta. Roast turkey crown and slow-roast short ribs come with all the trimmings, from baked sweet potato with marshmallow alongside the Louisiana classic, corn maque choux. Vegetarians get pimento cheese arancini and a pot pie of their own, and it's not your standard affair either; every booking includes a whiskey cocktail. 
How much: Family-style feast for £95 per person, including one whiskey cocktail
Where: 210 Chiswick High Road, W4 1PD
Book now: The Hound
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at The Hound

Hard Rock Cafe, Piccadilly and Mayfair

What: Hard Rock Cafe has flown the flag for American food and rock memorabilia since 1971, so of course it does Thanksgiving. Its two-course Thanksgiving dinner brings slow-roasted turkey breast with home-style stuffing, creamy sweet potato mash, roasted vegetables, cranberry sauce and turkey gravy, followed by a slice of traditional pumpkin pie. There’s a separate menu for kids aged ten and under, and live music from 6pm. It has to be pre-booked, and this is one of the most affordable Thanksgiving menus we've seen in London - something we're grateful for!
How much: Two courses for £20.50-33.75 per person
Where: 225-229 Piccadilly, W1J 9HR; 150 Old Park Lane, W1K 1QZ
Book now: Hard Rock Cafe Piccadilly, Hard Rock Cafe Mayfair
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at Hard Rock Piccadilly and Mayfair

Smith & Wollensky, Charing Cross

What: Behind the emerald green awnings of the Art Deco Adelphi Building, Smith & Wollensky is an ode to the New York steakhouse. The three-course Thanksgiving menu opens with Wollensky’s split pea soup with bacon or USDA Prime sirloin carpaccio, before roast free-range bronze turkey with sausage and cornbread stuffing. Steak lovers can trade up to a 600g bone-in rib-eye for a supplement. Creamed corn with bacon and whipped potatoes are shared family-style, and pudding runs from pumpkin pie with cinnamon whipped cream to apple and blueberry cobbler.
How much: Three courses for £89 per person
Where: 1-11 John Adam Street, WC2N 6HT
Book now: Smith & Wollensky

The Broadcaster, White City

What: Nothing says autumn quite like a roast dinner, and this year, The Broadcaster is celebrating the season with a Sunday Feast menu. Okay, so it's not available on Thanksgiving itself, but it's worth a weekend trip. Designed for sharing, the menu features traditional flavours - 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: Michael Caines’ first London restaurant opened at The Stafford on St James’s Place in September 2025, and was awarded a Michelin star in 2026. In homage to its American history, the Thanksgiving lunch is a belter. Lunch runs to three courses: New England clam chowder or smoked salmon with Oscietra caviar, then traditional roast turkey with sage and onion stuffing and green bean casserole, and pumpkin pie with white chocolate Chantilly. Dinner is a five-course tasting menu, adding canapes and a crab raviolo in lemongrass and ginger bisque.
How much: Three-course lunch £95 per person, five-course dinner tasting menu £145 per person
Where: 16-18 St James’s Place, SW1A 1NJ
Book now: Michael Caines at The Stafford London
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at The Stafford

108 Brasserie & Bar, Marylebone

What: Set inside The Marylebone, 108 Brasserie’s Thanksgiving dinner menu is full of classic favourites. A spiced Maine lobster roll amuse buche starts things off with a luxurious note, followed by a choice of Baltimore-style crab cakes or roasted pumpkin and charred corn salad. For mains, there’s bronze turkey with stuffing, creamed corn and cranberry relish, or a sweet potato and mushroom Wellington. Dessert, meanwhile, means a visit to the Pie Room, where five homemade pies are up for grabs, from Mississippi mud to banoffee. Each comes with your choice of ice cream and toppings, including marshmallows, M&M’s and Hershey’s Kisses.
How much: Three courses for £85 per person
Where: 108 Marylebone Lane, W1G 8DN
Book now: 108 Brasserie & Bar
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at The Marylebone

Butlers Restaurant at The Chesterfield, Mayfair

What: For a Thanksgiving that feels more like a Mayfair private club than an American diner, book Butlers at The Chesterfield Mayfair, all rich drapery, tall windows and hanging chandeliers. For Thanksgiving, an a la carte menu is appropriately transatlantic: New England corn chowder or hand-dived scallop with girolles, then free-range bronze turkey leg with apricot and chestnut stuffing, sweet potato and spring onion mash, glazed carrots and much more. Don’t miss Bea Tollman’s chicken noodle soup, the hotel founder’s signature, served with a chicken pot pie. Larger groups can take over The Library, a book-lined private dining room.
How much: A la carte; starters £15-28, grills £38-65, sides £8
Where: 35 Charles Street, W1J 5EB
Book now: Butlers Restaurant at the Chesterfield Mayfair
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at The Chesterfield Mayfair

RAILS Restaurant and Little Bar, King’s Cross

What: Just steps from the King’s Cross platforms, RAILS sits inside the Great Northern Hotel, all floor-to-ceiling windows, wood panelling and Parisian touches. Its Thanksgiving feast opens with New England clam and mussel chowder with smoked bacon and leeks, before roast turkey with cornbread stuffing, maple-roasted sweet potatoes, collard greens and cranberry sauce. Pecan pie with vanilla ice cream follows, plus a bourbon macaron to finish. For £10 more, add the Thanksgiving cocktail of Beefeater gin, Lapponia cranberry liqueur, homemade apple cordial and lemon.
How much: Three courses for £49 per person
Where: Great Northern Hotel, Pancras Road, N1C 4TB
Book now: RAILS Restaurant and Little Bar
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at the Great Northern Hotel

Town House at The Kensington, South Kensington

What: Town House at The Kensington is one of our favourite autumn hideaways, so where better to gather for a proper Thanksgiving feast? The three-course menu opens with a glass of Charles Heidsieck Champagne, then Argyll smoked salmon with Guinness bread or winter squash soup with chilli relish. The main event pairs Norfolk Bronze turkey with bourbon-roasted ham, sweet potato mash and stuffing, while vegetarians get a chanterelle and truffle risotto. To finish, there’s pecan pie with honeycomb ice cream, apple pie with caramel, or creme brulee with winter berries.
How much: Three courses for £85, including a glass of Champagne
Where: 109-113 Queen's Gate, SW7 5LP
Book now: Town House at The Kensington
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at The Kensington

Blue Door Bistro at The Montague on the Gardens, Bloomsbury

What: Blue Door Bistro at The Montague Hotel is serving up a feast to be thankful for. Kick things off with roast butternut squash soup or a Cajun prawn cocktail, before a classic roast turkey with chestnut stuffing, roast potatoes and pigs in blankets. Fancy something less traditional? There’s blackened salmon with ginger butter sauce, or a wild mushroom and spinach risotto. To finish, it’s Bea Tollman’s baked vanilla cheesecake, apple pie or chocolate brownie. A meal at Blue Door is a Turkey Day to remember.
How much: Three courses for £75 per person
Where: 15 Montague Street, WC1B 5BJ
Book now: Blue Door Bistro at The Montague

Duck & Waffle, City of London

What: Everyone’s favourite sky-high restaurant is serving a family-style feast high above the City on Thursday 26 November, for both lunch and dinner sittings. Get in the festive spirit with mulled wine, then snaffle up some bacon-wrapped dates, cheesy polenta croquetas and brioche pull-apart rolls. Opt for roasted bronze turkey or a mushroom and Camembert Wellington for your main, both with the trimmings and a table of sides - sweet potatoes with marshmallows and candied pecans, green bean casserole and truffle mac and cheese. Bourbon pecan pie closes things out, and there’s an optional wine pairing to guarantee a full and merry experience.
How much: Three-course lunch for £65 per person, dinner for £95 per person (children under ten £35 at lunch, £47.50 at dinner)
Where: 110 Bishopsgate, EC2N 4AY
Book now: Duck & Waffle
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at Duck & Waffle

il Pampero, Belgravia

What: Last year, il Pampero turned Thanksgiving into a week-long celebration, bringing its signature Italian style to an all-American feast inside The Hari hotel. The three-course set menu kicked off with a choice of chestnut and pumpkin soup, beef carpaccio or burrata salad. Mains are often a sophisticated line-up: pan-fried cod with lentil stew and chimichurri, and stuffed squash with feta crumb, as well as traditional roasted chestnut turkey. For dessert this year, you might find something like pumpkin pie served tableside with your choice of topping, or a classy creme brulee too. 
How much: Three courses for £30 per person (2025 pricing)
Where: 20 Chesham Place, SW1X 8HQ
Book now: il Pampero
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at The Hari

The Surprise, Chelsea

What: On Christchurch Terrace, a quiet street just off the King’s Road, this pub has stood since 1853, reopening as The Surprise in 2021 with interiors by Isabella Worsley - think hand-painted murals, rose-tinted walls and a book-lined first-floor dining room. Its Thanksgiving dinner last year paired traditional favourites with whiskey cocktails across three courses: a crisp Waldorf salad, roast Devonshire turkey breast with all the trimmings, and pecan pie with maple Chantilly cream. Expect something in a similar vein this time, and book the upstairs room for the full effect.
How much: Three courses for £49 (2025 pricing)
Where: 6 Christchurch Terrace, SW3 4AJ
Book now: The Surprise
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at The Surprise

Sam's Riverside, Hammersmith

What: With the Thames right outside its windows, Sam’s Riverside is a scenic place to mark Thanksgiving, and its 2025 set menu leaned hard into American classics: New England-style ham and sweetcorn chowder, maple-glazed pumpkin with orange creme fraiche and scallops Rockefeller, then dry-aged sirloin or salt-baked celeriac Wellington. Pecan pie, New York cheesecake and apple cobbler rounded things off. Look out for a similar spread this year - it’s a handsome West London alternative to the hotel dining rooms, so book early for a window table.
How much: Three courses for £65 per person (2025 pricing)
Where: 1 Crisp Walk, W6 9DN
Book now: Sam's Riverside
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at Sam's Riverside

Charlie's at Brown's, Mayfair

What: Inside London’s oldest hotel, Charlie’s makes Thanksgiving feel grown-up and utterly charming, complete with menus overseen by Michelin-starred chef Adam Byatt. Last time round, the one-day, three-course set menu mixed seasonal dishes with classic favourites - Waldorf salad or clam and sweetcorn chowder, followed by roast turkey with crushed sweet potato, and pumpkin creme brulee or pecan and gingerbread pie to finish. If it runs for just one day again, tables will go quickly, so it’s well worth booking in advance to avoid disappointment.
How much: Three courses for £125 per person (2025 pricing)
Where: 33 Albemarle Street, W1S 4BP
Book now: Charlie’s at Brown’s
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at Browns Hotel

LAVO, Marylebone

What: Fancy a Thanksgiving-themed brunch? LAVO at the BoTree Hotel went all in last year with a buffet of Thanksgiving classics, starting with a Cherry Boulevardier cocktail on arrival. Plates were piled with carved meats, dressed shellfish, fresh pizza and pasta, and a ton of antipasti - cold cuts, buttermilk crackerbread, stuffed pepperoncini and mac and cheese. More than ten freshly baked desserts waited at the end. If this year’s spread is anything like it, pace yourself and save room for second helpings! 
How much: Buffet for £95 per person (2025 pricing)
Where: 30 Marylebone Lane, W1U 2DR
Book now: LAVO
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options a The BoTree

The Walmer Castle, Notting Hill

What: This historic Notting Hill pub makes a snug spot for Thanksgiving. Set across three floors, it’s full of crackling fireplaces, little seating nooks and rustic wooden tables. Last year’s menu ran from a light Waldorf salad to stuffed turkey breast with all the trimmings, finishing on a pecan pie with maple Chantilly cream - expect something along the same lines this time. Groups can also hire the magnificent private dining room, for an extra special Thanksgiving celebration. 
How much: Three courses for £49 per person (2025 pricing)
Where: 58 Ledbury Road, W11 2AJ
Book now: The Walmer Castle
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at The Walmer Castle

Sam's Waterside, Brentford

What: Over in Brentford, Sam’s Waterside is a laid-back alternative to the West End, and its Thanksgiving set menu last year covered all the bases. Starters ran from New England clam chowder to grilled jalapeno and honey butter cornbread with Andouille sausage. Mains kept it classic with roast bronze turkey, or went for other American favourites, like a lobster roll or chargrilled New York strip steak. To finish, there was warm pecan pie, key lime pie, or a peanut butter and jelly cheesecake!
How much: Three courses for £50 per person (2025 pricing)
Where: 3 Kingham Avenue, TW8 8GP
Book now: Sam's Waterside
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at Sam's Waterside

Hans' Bar & Grill at 11 Cadogan Gardens, Chelsea

What: Hans’ Bar & Grill, the restaurant at five-star 11 Cadogan Gardens on Pavilion Road, put together a Thanksgiving set menu last year, with two or three courses to choose from plus an optional cheese course - Thanksgiving is a time for treating yourself, after all. Starters included aged beef tartare or chestnut soup, before turkey ballotine for meat-eaters and grilled monkfish for fish-lovers. Christmas pudding kept dessert festive, or there was a boozy Baileys cheesecake. Expect a similar format this year.
How much: Two courses for £38, three courses for £47 (2025 pricing)
Where: 164 Pavilion Road, SW1X 0BP
Book now: Hans' Bar & Grill at 11 Cadogan Gardens
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at Hans' Bar & Grill

Drake & Morgan, King’s Cross

What: A short stroll from King’s Cross and St Pancras, Drake & Morgan’s industrial-chic dining room - parquet floors, exposed piping, leather booths and a long open kitchen - is a handy meeting point for a midweek catch-up. In 2025, its Thanksgiving set menu ran from 11-27 November across four courses: clam chowder with sourdough, roast turkey with chestnut stuffing, Brussels sprouts and cranberry sauce, then s’mores and pumpkin pie. Jack Daniel’s Thanksgiving cocktails were on the drinks list too, so look out for a repeat.
How much: Four courses for £49.95 per person (2025 pricing)
Where: 6 Pancras Square, N1C 4AG
Book now: Drake & Morgan King’s Cross
Gathering a big Thanksgiving group? Check out private dining options at Drake & Morgan King's Cross

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