Thanksgiving is just around the corner, and local restaurant operator Alexandria Restaurant Partners (ARP) is taking care of kitchen duty with a “Turkey To Go” program.
All orders can be placed online before Thursday, November 21, with pickup scheduled on Thanksgiving Day (Nov. 28) at Mia’s Italian Kitchen (100 King Street).
For $99, ARP will provide a 20 pound, whole roasted turkey, served with red wine gravy and cranberry-orange preserves.
Sides such as cornbread stuffing and brown butter mashed potatoes can be purchased for $15, along with a pumpkin pie for $25. Bundle deals include a turkey, two sides, and a pie for $144, or a turkey, four sides, and a pie for $170.
Five of ARP’s Alexandria eateries are offering prix-fixe speciality menus on Thanksgiving.
For instance, at Vola’s Dockside Grill (101 N. Union Street), a three-course menu starts at $15 for kids, and $29 for adults, featuring dishes such as crab chowder and slow-cooked turkey.
Additional participating ARP restaurants include:
- Lena’s Wood-Fired Pizza (401 E. Braddock Road)
- The Majestic (911 King Street)
- Mia’s Italian Kitchen (100 King Street)
- Theismann’s Restaurant and Bar (1800 Diagonal Road)
- Palette 22Â (4053 Campbell Avenue, Arlington)
Photo via Sarah Lou/Flickr
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