Toronto’s Best Thanksgiving Spots for Digital Nomads and Expats

As a digital nomad or expat navigating Toronto’s culinary scene, Thanksgiving can be a bit of a challenge. But with so many amazing restaurants stepping up to handle the feast, you can relax and enjoy the holiday without the hassle of cooking. Here are some top picks for a stress-free Thanksgiving experience in Toronto.

Alder
51 Camden St.
When: October 11-12, 5 p.m. to 8:30 p.m.
Price: $80 per person
Alder’s Ace hotel Thanksgiving dinner is back, offering a cozy, family-style feast. Enjoy a chicory or burrata salad, followed by turkey breast and confit leg with all the fixings. The meal is perfect for date night or a small group, and it’s designed for sharing.

Eataly Toronto
55 Bloor St W.
When: Pre-orders due October 9 | Dine-in available all weekend
Price: Dine-in starting at $58 per person
Eataly is a great option whether you want to dine in or stay in. You can book a table at their Yorkville spots for a prix fixe meal, or pre-order a fully prepared meal package for home cooking. Their menu features butternut squash ravioli, classic roasted turkey, and an apple almond tart. For those who prefer to stay home, they offer heritage turkeys and cheese boards to assemble your own easy spread.

The Drake Hotel
1150 Queen St W.
When: October 11-12, 4 p.m., 9:30 p.m.
Price: $48 per person ($28 for kids)
The Drake’s annual “Get Stuffed” Thanksgiving dinner is back, offering a traditional sit-down feast with roast turkey, classic sides, and pumpkin cheesecake to finish. They also provide a vegetarian option and the entire meal is available for takeout pre-orders if you’d rather eat at home.

These restaurants make for a great way to celebrate Thanksgiving in Toronto, whether you’re here for work or a break. Enjoy the holiday without the headache of cooking, and focus on the festivities with a meal that’s already perfectly prepared.