Whether you’re a local hosting Friendsgiving or a visitor chasing sunshine and skyline, Las Vegas serves up Thanksgiving with style—and options. Think chef-driven prix fixe dinners on the Strip, classic buffets with all the trimmings, and hidden-gem neighborhood spots doing comfort food right. Prefer a cozy celebration at home? Dozens of kitchens offer polished to-go feasts, sides, and pies so you can set the table without breaking a sweat.
Start the day with a turkey trot or scenic hike, then catch holiday shows, head to a sportsbook for wall-to-wall football, or wander dazzling displays and photo-ready décor. Want to give back? Volunteer and food-drive opportunities abound across the valley.
This guide rounds up the best ways to eat, sip, cheer, and gather—from indulgent tasting menus to budget-friendly bites; kid-approved daytime fun to late-night celebrations; romantic date nights to big-group reservations. We’ll highlight standout menus, to-go packages, last-minute ideas, and insider tips on reservations, parking, and timing.
However you celebrate, Las Vegas makes it effortless to mix tradition with a little sparkle. Read on for Thanksgiving ideas that fit your appetite, schedule, and vibe—so you can focus on friends, family, and the joy of a well-spent holiday.
South Point Hotel, Casino & Spa serves Thanksgiving specials on Thursday, Nov. 27, with online reservations encouraged at southpointcasino.com/dining.
Baja Miguel’s: $28.95 three-course (11 a.m.–9 p.m.) with a complimentary margarita or wine. Starters include a Thanksgiving salad, chicken quesadilla with black bean soup, or corn–potato chowder; mains feature traditional turkey or cilantro-crusted salmon; desserts range from pumpkin pie to a pumpkin–chocolate roll or green apple sorbet.
Coronado Café: $17.95 three-course (11 a.m.–10 p.m.) plus a complimentary cocktail or wine. Begin with salad or chowder; choose turkey dinner or grilled rainbow trout; finish with pumpkin pie or warm apple–cranberry dumpling.
Don Vito’s: $49 three-course (2–9 p.m.) and a complimentary bottle of wine for every two adults. Highlights include butternut squash ravioli, turkey feast, pecan-crusted branzino, or osso bucco lasagna, with classic Italian desserts.
Garden Buffet: $34.95 with Club card ($39.95 without). Limited breakfast 7–11 a.m.; holiday buffet 11 a.m.–9 p.m. includes two drinks, carving stations (turkey, prime rib), global favorites, and extensive desserts.
Primarily Prime Rib: $45 three-course (2–9 p.m.) with bottle of wine per two adults; turkey feast, prime rib, schnitzel, halibut, steak au poivre, and more.
Silverado Steak House: $69 four-course (3–10 p.m.) with bottle of wine per two adults; refined starters, salads, turkey feast, cider-braised short ribs or garlic-crusted grouper, and elegant desserts.
Let Hash House A Go Go handle the holiday hustle with Turkey To Go Go, a take-home Thanksgiving feast featuring playful twists on classics. Designed to feed 4–6 guests, the package includes house-roasted turkey and honey baked ham with cornbread stuffing, turkey gravy, garlic mashed potatoes, sweet potato mash, green bean casserole, cranberry sauce, homemade mac ’n’ cheese, fresh-baked rolls, plus pumpkin pie with whipped cream. Prefer to roast your own bird? Order Just the Sides, a ready-to-serve spread of the same signature fix-ins and dessert.
Pre-order through Sunday, Nov. 23, 2025 at linktr.ee/hashhouseagogo. Pricing:
• Oct 31–Nov 2: Full Meal $179.99 / Just the Sides $99.99
• Nov 13–Nov 23: Full Meal $199.99 / Just the Sides $109.99
Prefer dining out? All Las Vegas locations will serve a Thanksgiving Supper on Thu, Nov. 27, 2025, from 10 a.m., featuring house-roasted turkey with stuffing, mashed potatoes, green bean casserole, cranberry sauce, rich gravy, and a slice of pumpkin pie.
Las Vegas locations: 6800 W Sahara Ave; The LINQ, 3535 Las Vegas Blvd S; The Plaza, 1 S Main St; The Rio, 3700 W Flamingo Rd. For details and pre-orders, visit Hash House A Go Go online.
Resorts World Las Vegas ushers in the season with Thanksgiving flavors across its signature restaurants on Thursday, Nov. 27. Highlights include Brezza’s coastal Italian Thanksgiving buffet for $65 per person, featuring butternut squash–pear bisque, citrus-brined turkey, and seasonal pies. For game-day vibes, RedTail serves a holiday buffet for $65 with an optional all-you-can-drink add-on for $30, plus a turkey carving station, smoked turkey legs, candied yams, and Cincinnati turkey chili.
Additional Thanksgiving offerings span the resort’s global lineup, with special menus or dishes at Stubborn Seed, Crossroads, Carversteak, Junior’s, Famous Foods Street Eats, and more—each putting its own spin on classic sides, hearty mains, and festive desserts. Parties can tailor the day from refined multi-course experiences to casual, family-friendly spreads, all within steps of the property’s entertainment and nightlife.
Guests looking to extend the celebration will also find seasonal menus throughout November—perfect for Friendsgiving gatherings and weekend visits—while bars and lounges pour holiday cocktails to match the feast. With diverse cuisines, approachable price points, and convenient on-site options for every palate, Resorts World makes Thanksgiving easy—and delicious—whether diners crave an elevated sit-down meal or a lively, sports-forward buffet with all the trimmings.
The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Tower celebrates Thanksgiving with limited-time dishes and drinks Thu, Nov. 27–Sun, Nov. 30. At Top of the World (Nov. 27 only), enjoy Brachetto d’Acqui; winter pear–gorgonzola ravioli; bourbon–brown sugar smoked turkey with jalapeño cornbread stuffing; and pumpkin cheesecake. For a casual feast, PT’s Wings & Sports and View Lounge serve roasted butternut squash salad, traditional turkey dinner, pumpkin pie—and the star of the season, the Pumpkin Pie Martini (Tito’s Handmade Vodka, pumpkin pie sauce, cream, cinnamon, vanilla; $13), available à la carte or in a three-course meal. McCall’s Grill, 108 Drinks, and REMIX Lounge also pour the Pumpkin Pie Martini.
On November 27, Life Time Las Vegas welcomes participants of all ages and paces to the Life Time Turkey Trot Las Vegas, featuring a 5K and 1-mile fun run. Positioned as a new Thanksgiving Day tradition, the event invites families and friends to gather their flock and enjoy a festive morning together.
As you plan Thanksgiving coverage, please include Oscar’s Steakhouse at the Plaza Hotel & Casino. On Thursday, Nov. 27, the downtown classic celebrates with a special three-course menu priced at $110. The feast begins with Butternut Squash Soup finished with sherry cream. For the main course, guests are served a Traditional Turkey Entrée with the chef’s selection of classic accoutrements—think savory stuffing, seasonal vegetables, and cranberry notes. Dessert brings a choice of Maple Pumpkin Pie or Chocolate Pecan Pie, a sweet finale against Fremont Street’s glittering backdrop. Each course is also available à la carte, and Oscar’s full dinner menu will be offered for those craving signature steaks and sides. Thanksgiving seatings run from 4 to 9 p.m., offering an elegant option for downtown diners and visiting families alike. For reservations and additional details, contact the restaurant directly or visit the Plaza’s website. Limited bar seating is available for walk-ins.
Downtown Las Vegas serves up Thanksgiving with festive dining and game-day excitement across Circa, the D Las Vegas, and Golden Gate. At Barry’s Downtown Prime (Circa), enjoy a luxe holiday menu from 4–9 p.m. featuring Butternut Squash Soup, an Organic Turkey Dinner with all the trimmings, Roasted Prime Rib, and Pumpkin Cheesecake. Prefer hosting? Barry’s offers gourmet Thanksgiving To-Go packages—half turkey ($250, serves 2–4) or whole turkey ($500, serves 5–8)—with classic sides and optional Prime Rib and signature desserts; order by Nov. 20 for pickup Nov. 26–27. At Andiamo Steakhouse (the D), a prix-fixe Thanksgiving dinner ($85) runs 5–11 p.m., starring Herb-Roasted Turkey Breast, Italian Sausage & Sourdough Dressing, seasonal sides, and a choice of Apple Pie à la mode or Pumpkin Pie. Catch every Thanksgiving game at Circa’s world’s largest sportsbook (21+), with stadium seating, tableside service, and high-energy vibes—perfect for a holiday victory lap before or after your feast.
This Thanksgiving, Hofbräuhaus Las Vegas puts a Bavarian spin on the holiday with a special menu on Thursday, Nov. 27, 2025. Guests start with either velvety Butternut Kürbiscremesuppe or golden-fried breaded Brie with winter greens. The star entrée, Gebratener Truthahn, features roasted turkey with thyme gravy, cranberry sauce, mashed potatoes, stuffing, corn and sweet glazed yams. Dessert is a warm pumpkin-cranberry bread pudding with vanilla ice cream. Pair it all with festive Glühwein or Hofbräu’s imported beers—Lager, Hefe Weizen or Dunkel. Lively music by The Biermeister Band from 5–10 p.m. keeps the celebration authentically German.
All we want for Christmas is Mariah Carey. The Queen of Christmas brings “Mariah Carey’s Christmastime in Las Vegas” to Dolby Live at Park MGM for ten glittering shows, November 28–December 13, 2025, transforming the Strip into a winter wonderland of holiday hits, sparkle, and her legendary vocals.
The Las Vegas Turkey Trot ranks among the largest Thanksgiving runs in Southern Nevada. Hundreds of families take to the Historic Railroad Trail in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area, passing through the Six Tunnels en route toward Hoover Dam—an iconic landmark that’s both historic and scenic. Participants can choose from a half marathon, 12K, 5K, or 1-mile distance and hit the trails on Thanksgiving morning. Every course features sweeping views of Lake Mead, one of the world’s largest man-made lakes.