Nov 10, 2026 - Food and Drink
Where to make Thanksgiving reservations In Scottsdale
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Whether you're chasing a classic turkey dinner, an all-out buffet or pasta in a flaming cheese wheel, these Scottsdale restaurants have you covered for Thanksgiving.
Why it matters: Tables can go fast — the Fairmont Scottsdale Princess is already using a waitlist — so make reservations early rather than betting on a walk-in on Nov. 26.
Here's a list of restaurants worth considering.
Pile your plate
- The Scottsdale Resort & Spa: Roasted turkey, prime rib, seafood, stuffing and pumpkin pie in the Coronado Ballroom. $105, 10am-3pm.
- McCormick Ranch Golf Club: Holiday buffet with golf-course and Camelback Mountain views. $60, 11am-5pm.
Thanksgiving, remixed
- Kauboi: A $145 Japanese-inspired buffet with sushi, yakitori, turkey, brisket, pork katsu, miso banana bread and pies.
- Sexy Roman: A $125 Italian-inspired buffet with seafood, carving stations and tableside pasta tossed in a Grana Padano cheese wheel.
- Cala Scottsdale: Maple-brined turkey with focaccia-squash stuffing, pasta, seafood, lamb and filet. Starts at $65.
Sit down and stay awhile
- The Americano: Three courses for $95, including turkey roulade, lobster salad and seasonal dessert.
- Weft & Warp: A $95 dinner with turkey, prime rib, salmon or cauliflower steak, plus family-style sides.
- La Fogata: Three courses with turkey, salmon or beef filet. $79, 4-9pm.
If turkey is optional
- Mastro's Steakhouse: Prime steaks, seafood and dessert, served 1-9pm.
- Fleming's at DC Ranch: Starts at $64, with turkey, filet mignon or prime bone-in ribeye.
The no-fuss pick
- Chompie's Scottsdale: A $33 turkey plate with stuffing, mashed potatoes, green beans, cranberry relish and pie. Dine in or take it home, 10am-4pm.
