Restaurants Offering Takeout & Holiday Meals in 2026
Thanksgiving in Buffalo is going to look a little different this year. For the first time in franchise history, the Buffalo Bills are hosting a Thanksgiving Day home game!
The Bills will take on the Kansas City Chiefs at Highmark Stadium on Thursday, November 26, at 8:20 p.m. And while that means an exciting holiday for football fans, it also means some families might be rethinking their traditional Thanksgiving plans.
Maybe you’re hosting a house full of hungry relatives but don’t want to spend the entire day cooking. Maybe you’re planning to head to the stadium and want to enjoy Thanksgiving dinner before kickoff. Or perhaps you’re looking for something delicious to bring along to a pregame celebration.
Whatever your plans, The Shout Society has your back. Today we’re sharing several Buffalo-area restaurants and caterers that are offering Thanksgiving dinner packages, prepared holiday meals, and takeout options that can make your holiday a whole lot easier.
We’ve rounded up some local spots where you can order Thanksgiving dinner in Buffalo and Western New York in 2026. And if we missed any, please email us at hellp@theshoutsociety.com and we’ll add to our list! Happy Thanksgiving Buffalo!
Which Buffalo restaurants are offering Thanksgiving Dinner to-go in 2026?
Tappo Italian – Downtown Buffalo
Want to feed a crowd without spending the entire week in the kitchen? Tappo Italian is offering a complete Thanksgiving dinner package designed to serve 10–12 people for $169.99.
The meal includes:
- Herb-roasted, sliced turkey breast (6–8 pounds)
- Homemade stuffing, with the option to add sausage
- Whipped Yukon Gold potatoes
- Candied yams
- Green beans almondine
- Old Bay buttered corn
- Turkey gravy and cranberry sauce
You can even add a little Italian flair to your Thanksgiving spread with a hotel pan of baked rigatoni, meatballs, and braised pork for an additional $75.
Pickup: Wednesday, November 25, from 4–6 p.m.
Preorder deadline: Monday, November 23.
Price: $169.99 (serves 10–12).
One thing to keep in mind: Meals are packaged cold, with reheating instructions, so you’ll need to plan accordingly if you’re taking dinner to the game.
Website: https://www.tappoitalian.com/thanksgiving-takeout/
Grezi on Main – Snyder
Want to put a little twist on your traditional Thanksgiving turkey? Grezi on Main in Snyder is offering a deep-fried turkey dinner package, complete with some classic holiday sides.
The restaurant’s Thanksgiving catering menu features:
Fried Turkey – $95
- 14–16-pound turkey (feeds approximately five)
- Deep-fried and sliced off the bone
- One quart of mashed potatoes
- One quart of giblet gravy
Thanksgiving Sides Box – $50
Add a sides box featuring:
- One quart of stuffing
- One quart of herb-roasted Brussels sprouts
- One quart of glazed carrots
- One pint of cranberry sauce
Additional sides may also be requested when ordering.
Pickup: Wednesday, November 25, or Thursday, November 26.
Order deadline: November 23.
How to order: Call 716-270-0499 to place your order.
Located at 4543 Main Street in Snyder, Grezi is a convenient option for Northtowns residents looking to take some of the work out of Thanksgiving dinner. And if you’re a fan of fried turkey, this one might be worth checking out!
Website: https://www.grezionmain.com/thanksgiving-catering
Orchard Park by David Burke – Orchard Park
If you’re looking for a Thanksgiving dinner with a little culinary flair, check out Orchard Park by David Burke.
The restaurant’s Grab-n-Gobble Thanksgiving package includes a fully cooked turkey dinner with sides and dessert.
Choose between:
- Whole turkey dinner: $450 (serves 6–10)
- Half turkey dinner: $225 (serves up to 6)
The food is fully cooked and packaged separately in microwave-friendly containers, with reheating instructions included.
Pickup: Thursday, November 26, from 10 a.m.–noon.
This is an especially convenient option for families planning to spend Thanksgiving afternoon in Orchard Park before the Bills game.
Website: https://orchardparkbydb.com/product/grab-n-gobble-26/
Salvatore’s Hospitality – Depew
Salvatore’s is making holiday hosting easier with its traditional Thanksgiving dinner package.
For $160, you can get a meal designed to feed four people, featuring classic Thanksgiving favorites.
The package includes:
- Turkey
- Gravy
- Mashed potatoes
- Sage stuffing
- Orange cranberry sauce
- Garlic green beans
Preorder deadline: November 24 at noon. Order online and choose your pick up time.
This is a nice option for smaller families who want a traditional Thanksgiving meal without having to prepare everything themselves. They are also offering a Thanksgiving Day Buffet at the restaurant. You can secure your reservation via Resy.
The Grange Community Kitchen – Hamburg
Southtowns residents looking for a Thanksgiving meal with a farm-to-table feel might want to check out The Grange Community Kitchen.
Rather than offering one set package, The Grange has an à la carte Thanksgiving menu featuring turkey breast and several holiday sides.
Some of the offerings include:
- Turkey breast (available in a six-pound size)
- Southern-style green beans
- Mac and cheese
- Sweet potato casserole
Prices range from $55 to $120, depending on selections.
Preorder deadline: November 20.
It’s also a great option if you’re hosting dinner and want to supplement your own cooking with a few restaurant-prepared favorites.
Website: https://app.upserve.com/s/the-grange-community-kitchen-hamburg
Lexington Cooperative Market – Buffalo
Looking for a Thanksgiving meal that accommodates different dietary preferences? Lexington Cooperative Market has options for traditional Thanksgiving fans as well as plant-based eaters.
Their 2026 holiday menu includes:
Traditional Thanksgiving dinner
- $65 for two people
- $120 for four people
Vegan Thanksgiving dinner
- $55 for two people
- $100 for four people
They also offer à la carte options, making it easy to pick up a few sides or individual dishes.
Preorder deadline: November 17.
With locations in the Elmwood Village and North Buffalo, this is another convenient option for city residents.
Website: https://lexington.coop/thanksgiving-1
Bloom & Rose Deli – Black Rock
If you’re looking for something a little different from the traditional Thanksgiving menu, Bloom & Rose Deli is putting a creative spin on holiday classics.
Their Thanksgiving package serves eight to 10 people for $265.
The package features four pounds of sliced smoked turkey breast, four pounds of savory sides, two quarts of gravy, and a quart of signature sides.
Some of the more interesting offerings include:
- Pastrami-infused herb stuffing made with rye bread
- Glazed sweet potatoes inspired by traditional tzimmes
- Brussels sprouts roasted with corned beef and topped with Thousand Island dressing
Preorder deadline: November 23.
This could be a fun alternative for families who want to mix up their traditional Thanksgiving spread.
Website: https://thanksgiving.thebloomandrose.com/
The Mansard Inn – Orchard Park
If you’re looking to celebrate Thanksgiving close to Highmark Stadium, put The Mansard Inn on your radar. Located at 3365 Abbott Road in Orchard Park, just 1.4 miles from the stadium, this local restaurant offers both dine-in dining and holiday catering.
The Mansard’s holiday catering menu includes Thanksgiving options, making it worth contacting the restaurant if you’d rather leave the cooking to someone else. And if you’re planning a Thanksgiving gathering before the Bills game, its Orchard Park location is hard to beat!
* Note: Their Thanksgiving dine-in reservations are officially SOLD OUT! But there’s still time to let The Mansard Inn take care of your Thanksgiving feast.
Location: 3365 Abbott Road, Orchard Park
Phone: (716) 828-1115
Website: https://www.themansardbuffalo.com/catering/holiday
The Buffalo Catering Company – North Buffalo
Feeding a larger crowd? The Buffalo Catering Company offers Thanksgiving catering packages for bigger gatherings.
Their holiday menu includes traditional favorites like:
- Whole roasted turkey
- Gravy
- Mashed potatoes
- House-made stuffing
Packages start at $25 per person, with an 18-person minimum.
Preorder deadline: November 19.
This is worth considering if you’re hosting a large family gathering or organizing a Thanksgiving celebration with friends before the game.
Website: https://www.buffalocateringco.com/
Where can you eat Thanksgiving Dinner before the Bills Game?
Not everyone wants to bring Thanksgiving dinner home. Some families would rather leave the cooking, serving, and cleanup to someone else.
If you’d prefer to enjoy a traditional Thanksgiving meal at a restaurant before heading to Highmark Stadium, here are a couple of options.
Buffalo’s Best Grill – Orchard Park
Located in the heart of Bills country, Buffalo’s Best Grill is offering a Thanksgiving Day buffet from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
For $32.95, guests can enjoy a buffet featuring carved turkey, flank steak, traditional Thanksgiving sides, and an assortment of desserts.
The menu includes:
- Carved turkey and flank steak
- Cranberry sauce and dinner rolls
- Harvest mashed potatoes
- Italian bread stuffing
- Smoked gouda mac and cheese
- Green beans and roasted acorn squash
- Pumpkin pie, apple cranberry pie, and other desserts
Date: Thursday, November 26, 2026.
Time: 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
Price: $32.95 per person.
Reservations are required. Call (716) 202-1270.
Here’s a bonus for Bills fans: The restaurant says game-day parking begins at 2:30 p.m., and guests are welcome to stay after the buffet ends as the restaurant transitions to its Bills crowd.
Honestly, that’s a pretty Buffalo way to spend Thanksgiving!
Website: https://www.buffalosbestgrill.com/
Jazzboline Restaurant & Bar – Amherst
If you’d rather enjoy Thanksgiving dinner in a restaurant setting, Jazzboline at Reikart House is hosting a Thanksgiving buffet.
The menu features:
- Slow-roasted turkey
- Angus prime rib
- Honey-glazed ham
- Seafood specialties
- Traditional holiday sides
- Festive desserts
Date: Thursday, November 26.
Time: Noon–6 p.m.
Price: $75 for adults, $25 for children 10 and under, and free for children three and under.
Reservations are recommended.
Website: https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/buftx-reikart-house-buffalo-a-tribute-portfolio-hotel/dining/
The Eagle House – Williamsville
Want to add a little history to your Thanksgiving celebration? The Eagle House in the heart of Williamsville is a local landmark with roots dating back to 1827. Originally known as the Eagle House Tavern, it was once a popular stopover for stagecoach passengers and wagon travelers making their way between Buffalo and Batavia. Imagine horses tied up outside, wagon wheels rolling down Main Street, and weary travelers stopping in for a hot meal and a bed for the night! Today, the historic restaurant continues to welcome guests, making it a charming spot to gather with family and friends for Thanksgiving dinner. Its combination of local history and welcoming atmosphere makes it a wonderful addition to your holiday dining list.
Thanksgiving at The Eagle House is filling up quickly. This year, they are serving a sit-down limited dinner menu from 12 p.m.- 6 p.m., which means you’ll be home with plenty of time for a quick nap before the Bills game. The menu includes a traditional Thanksgiving turkey dinner with all the trimmings along with some other house favorites. Call 716-632-7669 for reservations.
Website: https://eaglehouseonline.com/
A Few Tips for Thanksgiving Football Fans
With an evening kickoff, there’s plenty of time to enjoy Thanksgiving traditions and still make it to the game. But a little planning will go a long way.
Order early. Thanksgiving catering packages often have ordering deadlines and limited quantities. Don’t wait until Thanksgiving week to figure out dinner.
Pay attention to pickup times. Some restaurants offer Wednesday pickup, while others schedule Thanksgiving morning pickups. If you’re heading to Orchard Park, consider traffic, parking, and how much time you’ll need before kickoff.
Think about food storage. If you’re picking up dinner early and bringing it along for the day, make sure you have a plan to keep perishable foods at safe temperatures. Not every Thanksgiving package is designed to be eaten immediately.
Check stadium policies. If you’re planning to bring food into the game, review the Bills’ current stadium bag and entry policies. A meal that works for a home tailgate isn’t necessarily something you can bring through stadium security.
Don’t forget dessert! If you’re taking care of the turkey and sides, let a local bakery handle the pie. It’s one less thing to worry about.
A Thanksgiving to Remember in Buffalo
Thanksgiving has always been about family, friends, food, and traditions. This year, Buffalo gets to add a little football history to the mix.
Whether you’re sitting around the dining room table, gathering with friends in Orchard Park, or making your way to Highmark Stadium to watch the Bills take on the Chiefs, there’s something special about celebrating Thanksgiving in Western New York.
And if ordering dinner from a local restaurant means you get to spend a little less time cooking and a little more time enjoying the holiday, that’s something worth cheering about.
Happy Thanksgiving, Buffalo! And Go Bills!
Planning to order Thanksgiving dinner? Menus, prices, availability, and pickup times can change. Confirm all details directly with the restaurant before placing your order. This guide reflects information published on November 8th for the 2026 Thanksgiving season and will be updated as additional local restaurants announce their holiday offerings.
The Shout Society is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of our recommendations; this is simply a free guide to the best Thanksgiving catering in WNY.
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