9 places to celebrate Thanksgiving in London

The Scarpetta restaurant family brings New York vibes to London with its elegant restaurant, Sette. For one day only, the Knightsbridge-based Italian is serving up a three-course Thanksgiving menu, priced at £50 per adult and £30 per child. Expect duck and foie gras ravioli to start, followed by a roasted turkey main, and pumpkin pie to finish.

Five-star establishment The Berkeley is serving up a seriously sumptuous menu this Thanksgiving. Its luxurious light-filled dining room plays host to four sophisticated courses comprising poached lobster, butternut squash and apple chowder, traditional roast turkey, and a choice of pumpkin or pecan pie. Make your feast all the more indulgent with an optional wine pairing, priced at £55, or £95 for fine.

Boasting two elegant restaurants with a Thanksgiving offering, St James’ The Stafford is undoubtedly one of London’s most lavish locations to celebrate the occasion. Both The Game Bird – now under the direction of Lisa Goodwin-Allen – and The American Bar will be serving up a fully-loaded sweet potato soup, maple-glazed turkey and pumpkin pie on Thursday 25th November – all for just £49.50 per person.

From Thursday through to Saturday this Thanksgiving week, The Jones Family Kitchen is offering up a pretty impressive Thanksgiving offering at a modest £39.50 per person. Expect a cream of squash soup to start, roast turkey main and dessert duo of both pecan and pumpkin pie. If the menu offering isn’t enough to entice you, perhaps the restaurant’s quaint Eccleston Yards location will – hidden in amongst Belgravia’s beautiful architecture.

Renowned Covent Garden hotspot Christopher’s Grill has firmly secured its reputation as one of the city’s best American establishments. For £65 per person, you and your loved ones can celebrate the occasion with a three-course meal. Available all day Thursday, its varied Thanksgiving menu features seared wagyu beef, slow-cooked organic turkey and an apple and blackberry cobbler.

On Thursday and Friday this Thanksgiving week, Fitzrovia’s Riding House Café is offering up a Thanksgiving menu for just £45 per person. The main course is a roast Norfolk Bronze turkey with just about every side imaginable, and for dessert you’ll have the choice of a pumpkin brûlée or pecan pie.

For celebrations 40 floors above the city, head straight to Duck & Waffle this Thursday and enjoy a Friendsgiving Feast with a view. Priced at £90 per person, the Thanksgiving menu features pumpkin soup to start, followed by a turkey feast with all the trimmings, rounded off with an oh-so traditional pecan pie.

Covent Garden’s classic New York brasserie has brought out a three-course menu for Thanksgiving. Priced at £65 per person, the menu features a steak tartare starter, roast turkey main and a pumpkin crème brûlée to finish. For a varied menu, great service and even better vibes, head to this theatre district hotspot for your Thanksgiving celebrations.

From Thursday to Sunday this week, the Hard Rock Café promises a Thanksgiving feast to suit the entire family. Slow roasted turkey breast, with classic stuffing and gravy is available at each of its London locations for just £18.95. If you’re in the mood for dessert, try a pumpkin pie for an additional £7.95. And where tipples are concerned, the hotspot recommends an espresso martini for just £13.25.