The best London restaurants for Thanksgiving 2026

Whether you're an ex-pat looking for a slice of home (and pumpkin pie) or just fancy getting in on the pre-festive season celebrations, here's our pick of the Thanksgiving events happening in London on Thursday 26 November.

Whole Foods do Thanksgiving

As you might imagine, Whole Foods Market go rather big on Thanksgiving. If you'd rather host your feast at home than go out, it's the perfect pitstop for everything you need to cater a big Thanksgiving event. You can buy one of their amazing free-range and organic turkeys. They also do a sides package and a bakery box. But if you want to sit back and enjoy the day, then opt for one of their turkey meal packages, which come with everything you need for a Thanksgiving feast, from the fast roast turkeys to gravy, stuffing and even maple sprouts.

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Dante

Mayfair - Claridge's, Brook St, London W1K 4HR

The Greenwich Village import sounds like it has a lovely Thanksgiving menu planned for its first year as a permanent spot in Claridge’s. Their menu starts with a Spiced Cranberry Kir Royale, and continues with shrimp cocktail, a Norfolk Turkey (including an apricot-stuffed leg) and agave-glazed ham. We also like the sound of their cocktail - a tiramisu eggnog, made with Amaretto, Vin Santo, mascarpone, espresso and chocolate shavings.

£125 per person (£65 for children)

 

108 Brasserie & Bar

Marylebone - 108 Marylebone Ln, London W1U 2QE

108 Brasserie's Thanksgiving dinner has an extra special element - the addition of a pie room! The main menu features lobster rolls and Baltimore-style crab cakes as well as a bronze turkey with sweet potato mash, creamed corn, stuffing and cranberry relish. But when it comes to dessert, you get to go to the dedicated pie room, which is laid out with American pie classics, including pumpkin, Mississippi mud, pecan and key lime pies. We now think that every dinner should end with a trip to a pie room. 

£85 per person

 

Where to celebrate thanksgiving in London - Cent AnniCent Anni

St John's Wood, Wimpledon Village

Both outposts of this Italian restaurant are going American for one day with their Thanksgiving menu. Unlike most dinners, this is an a la carte affair, so if you fancy you can have just the main event of a roast Norfolk turkey with cranberry stuffing, seasonal veg, gravy and creamy mash for £22.

 

Where to celebrate Thanksgiving in London - Smith & WollenskySmith & Wollensky

Strand - 1-11 John Adam St, London WC2N 6HT

The menu at Smith & Wollensky this year does feature a bronze turkey with sausage and cornbread stuffing, but if you want to swerve the turkey there are a few steak options on the menu too. You can still pair the steak with sides like whipped potatoes and creamed corn with bacon and spring onion, though and finish off with a pumpkin pie. 

£89 per person.

 

Ham YardHam Yard

Soho - 1 Ham Yard, London W1D 7DT

At Soho's Ham Yard, they're putting on an American-inspired feast, that kicks things off with jalapeno cornbread and gravy butter. On the menu here, you'll also find crab and sweetcorn chowder, fried green tomatoes, hush puppies and even deep south gumbo if you want to try something American but not turkey. And as for dessert, there's the promise of endless pumpkin pie from the trolley, so you'll want to save a fair bit of room for that. 

£110 per person

 

Where to celebrate Thanksgiving in London - NomadTwenty8 NoMad

Covent Garden - 28 Bow St, London WC2E 7AW

Set in one of Covent Garden's most impressive dining rooms, Nomad originally came from New York, so they know a thing or two about Thanksgiving. Former Eleven Madison Park chef Josh Harnden has teamed up with Carlo Scotto for this menu, which includes kale salad with pear, blue cheese and sourdough crisps, turkey with charred Brussels sprouts, green bean cassoulet, sourdough stuffing and pommes purée on the side and lots of pies to choose from for dessert. 

£98 per person.

 

Where to celebrate Thanksgiving in London - Honey & CoHoney & Co

Bloomsbury & Fitzrovia

It sells out every year and for 2026, both Honey & Co Daily in Bloomsbury and Honey & Smoke in Fitzrovia are holding a Thanksgiving Supper Club hosted by their resident American, Bridget Fojcik. They're promising all the classics: Waldorf salad, buttermilk mash, traditional turkey, Bridget's special stuffing and pumpkin cheesecake for dessert.

£65 per person for three courses, at 6pm and 8.30pm

 

 

Also see...

Passyunk are sending out their Gobbler LOVEbundle Philly sandwich kits in the days before Thanksgiving. There's enough to make four hoogie rolls with roast turkey, stuffing, cheese, cranberry sauce and gravy. (£50)

The Gate (Hammersmith) - are putting on a turkey-free menu for vegetarians where a stuffed baby pumpkin is the main event, with sweet potato crostini and more on offer (£49).

Ottolenghi - All of the Ottolenghis will have a set Thanksgiving menu on for three nights (26-28 November), with warm cornbread, rolled turkey, pecan pie and more on the menu (£55)

CUT at 45 Park Lane (Mayfair) is serving their Thanksgiving feast with Norfolk Bronze turkey, Australian Wagyu, Winter Vegetable Wellington, truffled sides and classic pumpkin and pecan pies. Takeaway pies will also be available to order from 16-26 November. (Dinner: £220)

Sunday in Brooklyn (Notting Hill and Marylebone) - Theirs is a family-style Thanksgiving feast bringing a taste of Brooklyn to London. Expect a choice of starters, roast turkey with cheddar cornbread and a spread of seasonal trimmings, including maple-glazed carrots and onion and sage stuffing. It'll finish with the restaurant's pecan tart, served with butterscotch sauce and clotted cream. (£65). Maybe add on some of their amazing pancakes too. 

Pippin's (Earl's Court) - The set menu here is served family-style with jumbo shrimp cocktail, parmesan-grated squash and more all served alongside the turkey, with crumble and pecan pie to finish (£75).

FOWL (St James's) - The spin-off by Fallow is marking Thanksgiving with a distinctly Southern twist, starting with chilli heatwave corn ribs and sriracha honey-glazed fried chicken served with a buttermilk pancake. The main event is Kentish Bronze turkey with cranberry and smoked ham hock stuffing, candied yams and all the trimmings, finishing with pumpkin pie and maple pecan ice cream. (£75)

Dovetale (Mayfair) - They have a family-style Thanksgiving feast featuring roast bronze turkey with sweetcorn stuffing, creamed potatoes, green bean casserole, cornbread and tableside apple and pecan pies. A plant-based menu is also available (£110 adults, £45 children).

Duck & Waffle (City of London) is serving a family-style Thanksgiving feast with bacon-wrapped dates, roasted Bronze turkey and all the trimmings, sweet potatoes, green bean casserole and bourbon pecan pie, all with spectacular London views. (Lunch: £65, Dinner: £95)

The Connaught Grill (Mayfair) - At the hotel's grill restaurant, there's a four-course Thanksgiving menu featuring a choice of Norfolk turkey crown, Cornish seabass or onion tarte tatin, with traditional sides and a choice of pumpkin pie, pecan pie or Mississippi mud pudding. (£175)

Riding House Cafés (Fitzrovia, Bloomsbury and Victoria) - This will be the 15th year that Riding House Cafe has been having Thanksgiving dinners. This year, it's a family-style feast of roast turkey, cornbread and sausage stuffing, maple-buttered sweet potatoes, truffled mac and cheese, glazed sprouts with bacon and pumpkin pie to finish. A vegetarian Wellington is available if you pre-order. (£65)

 

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