Where to order Thanksgiving to-go meals in Denver

🦃 Takeout

Riot BBQ's à la carte offerings feature everything from whole smoked turkey ($165) and whole smoked brisket ($200) to signature sides like mac and cheese ($40), cornbread ($40) and sweet potato casserole ($40). Serves 5–15 | Prices vary | Order by Nov. 26

Edible Beats — the restaurant group behind Root Down, Linger and El Five — is offering organic scratch-made dishes with options to do a traditional turkey dinner or vegan and gluten-free spreads. Prices start at $48/person | Order by Nov. 23

Steuben's feast includes applewood-smoked turkey breast, stuffing, mashed potatoes with chicken gravy, green bean casserole and cranberry sauce. Serves 6 | $135 | Order by Nov. 24

Olive & Finch offers a choice of herb-roasted boneless turkey or brown sugar-glazed ham, kale or roasted beet salad, plus two sides, rolls and dessert. Serves 6–8 | $225 | Order by Nov. 20

Chook's menu includes a rotisserie chicken with gravy, three sides, salad and pie. Serves 2 adults and 2 kids | From $85 | Order 48 hours ahead

Urban Farmer has apple-cedar-brined turkey with numerous sides (think Brussels sprouts, butter-baked yams and cornbread stuffing) and pumpkin pie on the menu. Serves 2–4 | $160–$315 | Order by 9am Nov. 26

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🍸 Sips

Tavernetta is slinging large-format Negronis ($50/750ml) and old-fashioneds ($65/750ml). Order by Nov. 21

Pindustry is providing an Old Forester cocktail kit in addition to a full Turkey Day dinner package. $30

🥧 Desserts

Moon Raccoon has baked up brown butter pumpkin, salted honey and sour cherry pies. $37–$42 | Order by Nov. 23

Katherine's French Bakery & Cafe has a slew of offerings ranging from fall tarts, themed butter cookies and bûche de Noël (Yule log). From $4.50 | Order by 3pm Nov. 23.

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