Where to Find Thanksgiving Menu Specials in West Hollywood
Leave the cooking to the pros and enjoy your holiday meal out on the town.
Whether you’re gathering your crew for a Friendsgiving celebration, spending the holiday on vacation or simply want a hassle-free feast, there’s a variety of restaurants in West Hollywood serving up special Thanksgiving meals. From classic turkey to inventive vegan options, here’s where to dine on Thanksgiving Day in 2025.
Ardor at The West Hollywood EDITION
Skip the prep and indulge in a luxurious four-course meal at Ardor, with seatings starting at 3 p.m. Savor a curated culinary journey inspired by autumn’s finest flavors, paired with exceptional service and festive ambiance at The West Hollywood EDITION hotel. The cost is $145 per person (taxes/gratuity not included) and includes a decadent dessert buffet to end on a sweet note. A children’s menu is available for $45.
Cavatina at Sunset Marquis
Curated by chef Luis Morales, the multicourse menu at Cavatina is a modern California take on Turkey Day. With several vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options, each diner gets to choose first and main courses like harvest salad with delicata squash, Thanksgiving ramen, heritage turkey two ways and slow-braised short rib, plus dig into a shareable relish board and a variety of sides and mini desserts for the table. Available from noon to 8:30 p.m., the menu is priced at $125 per adult and $65 for ages 12 and under (plus tax and a 20% service charge), and includes a house champagne toast or mocktail. You can also sip on bottomless bubbles for $45 per person, classic wine pairings at $65 or a sommelier selection for $85.
If you’re looking for a hotel stay, the Sunset Marquis is offering a Seasons Cheer room package that includes a $100 food and beverage credit, along with early check-in/late check-out and an upgrade based on availability.
1 Kitchen at 1 Hotel West Hollywood
Gather at 1 Kitchen from 3 to 8 p.m. for a farm-to-table celebration of seasonal ingredients. The deliciously mindful menu is designed by culinary director and chef Ginger Pierce to nourish through three courses (plus sides and Parker House rolls), with options like shaved Brussels sprouts and apple salad, heritage turkey, pan-roasted bass and pecan pie. Or choose the gut-friendly “Clean Plate” vegan meal that features a turmeric-apple cider shot, spicy mushroom kebabs, harissa carrots and more. The price is $125 per person (kids are half price).
Make a weekend of it with 1 Hotel West Hollywood’s Season of Giving offer, which includes up to 35% off your rate, a $100 food and beverage credit, and a donation to a local charity.
Tower Bar and Restaurant at Sunset Tower Hotel
Soak up the glamorous old-Hollywood vibes while you dine on a three-course prix fixe menu served from noon to 7 p.m. at the iconic Tower Bar and Restaurant inside the Sunset Tower Hotel. For $155 each ($55 for children 12 and under), choose from the likes of baby kale salad, shrimp cocktail or deviled eggs to start, then feast on a turkey dinner with all the trimmings (also available a la carte for $65) or go for a less-traditional entree like grilled branzino or filet mignon. No Thanksgiving meal is complete without pumpkin pie, apple crumble or molten chocolate cake for dessert.
Boxwood Restaurant at The London West Hollywood
Give thanks with a British twist at Boxwood Restaurant in The London West Hollywood, with seatings starting at 11 a.m. The festive three-course dinner is $110 per person (plus tax and 20% gratuity), with add-ons including a wine pairing for $45 and an opulent iced seafood tower for two at $75. Chef Anthony Keene’s selections include baked crab gratin, scallops and steak tartare to begin, as well as beautifully roasted turkey with brioche bread stuffing, succulent rack of lamb, tender beef Wellington and more as a main course. Wrap up with an English toffee pudding, pumpkin creme brulee or other sweet delights.
Catch LA
Along with its regular menu of delectable seafood, straight-from-Japan sushi and mouthwatering wagyu steak, Catch LA will be serving Thanksgiving specials from 4 to 8:30 p.m. Flown in from Toyosu Market in Tokyo, the cured Fuji salmon with pumpkin miso, cranberry ponzu and wasabi furikake will be a unique interpretation of typical Thanksgiving flavors for $32. Try the roasted heritage turkey with herbed stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy, caramelized vegetables and cranberry sauce for $60, and treat your sweet tooth with an apple and almond tart for dessert at $18.
La Bohème
Settle into La Bohème’s warm and inviting atmosphere for a three-course menu that features a traditional turkey dinner and other well-loved favorites from noon to 9 p.m. For $59 per person (tax and gratuity not included), nosh on starters like crispy fried calamari, a trio of crostini or a medley of roasted autumn vegetables, then choose from a turkey plate, pan-roasted salmon, spaghetti with wagyu meatballs, portobello mushroom “wings” or a grilled filet mignon for your entree, and finish with pumpkin pie.