Thanksgiving Dinner

[Luv2Phuket]

Based on the posts above, here are the options thus far (with locations and price):

 - Blue Moose sports bar ("Dark Side" - 595 baht)

 - Tigglebitties (Jomtien - 695 baht)

 - Sportsman (Soi 13 - 795 baht)

 - Dicey Reilly's (Second Road)- 999 baht; 850 baht if booked before November 20)

 - Laong's Bistro (Jomtien - 985 baht)

 - Robin Hood Tavern (Second Road - 749 baht)

There are a number of "usual suspects" who are not yet listed (Hooters, Smokin Joes) and I'm sure there are more, so please continue to add as appropriate!

[Luv2Phuket]

SOME UPDATES FROM FACEBOOK:

Coop is doing his annual Thanksgiving meal at Chik-N-Coop:

Come enjoy Thanksgiving Day Dinner with roast turkey, Ham and all the trimmings. Tickets are 500 Baht per person (all must have a ticket) children 12 and under are free. The Bar will be open to ticket holders only from 5:30pm - 8:30 pm and go onsale at the Chik-N-Coop Halloween Party.

Tequila Reef (Soi 7) usually has a Thanksgiving special - still waiting to hear on it

Reservations for Dicey Reilly's apparently can be made online:   http://bit.ly/Thanksgiving-Dicey-Reillys-Pattaya  (850 baht before Nov. 20; 999 after, so not long to book!)

Golf Club (Soi LK Metro) has posted their dinner menu -- 650 for men; 450 for ladies:

 

 

 

[striderman]

came across this early option today in Harrys soi diana by the lk metropole.

[striderman]

Just now, Luv2Phuket said:

 

Tequila Reef (Soi 7) usually has a Thanksgiving special - still waiting to hear on it

wait till next year. just seen a notice closing at soi 7 location on nov 22nd.

moving to Welcome Town which is in pattaya klang (central pattaya rd) near harbor mall and foodland. projected opening day 10 dec

[Billy Shears]

Don't get me wrong I'm happy to see it, but it amazes me that all year most of the restaurants mentioned cater to British tastes, and then once a year celebrate a strictly American holiday. Seems hypocritical to me. 555

[davidge]

[Evil Penevil]

Chik N Coop is sold out for Thanksgiving.  I'm tempted to try Peaky Blinders for the pecan pie alone.

And one more:

The Hard Rock is serving Thanksgiving dinner through Nov. 30.

Evil

Edited November 27, 2019 by Evil Penevil

[Luv2Phuket]

FEIW, I ended up booking at Sportsman for early afternoon, but had no problem moving it back to 7 pm so I could spend the afternoon at the pool with my LLT.

I thought it was EXCELLENT and am likely to repeat next year.

Started with the pumpkin soup (with bacon), main course was a MASSIVE plate of food and finished up with a VERY tasty little pumpkin pie (with glazed pecans and whipped cream).




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[davidge]

First Thanksgiving offering I’ve seen this year:

(Darkside, near Lake, off Soi Siam Country Club)

[Luv2Phuket]

On 28/11/2019 at 14:37, Luv2Phuket said:

I thought it was EXCELLENT and am likely to repeat next year.
 

well....I guess I was wrong on THAT!  55555

[davidge]

7 minutes ago, Luv2Phuket said:

well....I guess I was wrong on THAT!  55555

Maybe they’re taking bookings for 2022? 

[davidge]

[frantick]

Dicey Reilly's is opening up just for Thanksgiving. Listed as a "carvery" for those, like me, who want 2nd helpings. A bit pricey though at 999thb, but 850 if booked before the 20th; which we did.

Catered by the Avani hotel.

[LASportsNut]

In 2019, I celebrated Thanksgiving at The Sportsman Pub & Restaurant.  

I think it was about 800 baht, but the food was amazing.  

Turkey, ham, plus more and all the fix-ins with a nice soup and dessert.  

It is a not a large venue so you must reserve a table and time slot.

[Evil Penevil]

I'll be having my Thanksgiving and Christmas meals in the U.S. this year thanks to COVID (), but those of you in Pattaya should consider the  all-you-can-eat traditional American turkey dinners at the Chik-n-Coop Bar for both holidays.  Coop cooks up a real down-home feast. There's plenty of Thai food for the ladies you don't like turkey dinners. Get your tickets early as I have a feeling it will be sold out as always even without tourists in town.

Evil

Edited November 5, 2020 by Evil Penevil

[bangsaenguy]

Tigglebittie's in putting on a feed for 695. Booked

[ractdi]

Sportsman on Soi 13 putting on an excellent spread as always

 

[Luv2Phuket]

9 hours ago, ractdi said:

Sportsman on Soi 13 putting on an excellent spread as always

 

My photos from last year's feast are posted above - highly recommended!

....but they didn't offer crab cakes last year!  While I enjoyed the soup, I LOVE me some crab cakes and certainly would have gotten them!  5555

[ractdi]

2 hours ago, Luv2Phuket said:

My photos from last year's feast are posted above - highly recommended!

....but they didn't offer crab cakes last year!  While I enjoyed the soup, I LOVE me some crab cakes and certainly would have gotten them!  5555

Agree, I love crab cakes as well. If my memory serves me right, they had crab cakes on their Christmas menu last year and they were well received

[davidge]

Looks like Dicey Reillys are reopening for a week, culminating in Thanksgiving 

19 – 25 November, from 4:00 pm – 12:00 midnight. 

Let us entertain you with favourite traditions and phenomenal food for Thanksgiving Day on 26 November 2020.
Time: 12:00 noon – 10:00 pm
Price: THB 999 nett per person; kids under 5 eat free
Early booking, before 20 November, at only THB 850 net

Book now => [email protected] or 038-412120

[Luv2Phuket]

Here's the menu for Peaky Blinders (posted on their FB page):

 

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[TripleIPA]

suggestions for where to go for a simple meal. turkey, ham, potatoes, and stuffing basically. not really interested in a dolled up set menu. I like the basics and alot of them

Edited November 14, 2020 by TripleIPA

[Luv2Phuket]

53 minutes ago, TripleIPA said:

suggestions for where to go for a simple meal. turkey, ham, potatoes, and stuffing basically. not really interested in a dolled up set menu. I like the basics and alot of them

I'd suggest Coop's place - Chik N Coop bar.

 

[davidge]

[TripleIPA]

ended up going Dicey Riley's buffet. Quite a big spread but to me(an American) it was basically an English Sunday Roast buffet + turkey more than a thanksgiving buffet.  food was decent, the roast ham was very good. I'm not a big sweets guy but the dessert selection was great