Thanksgiving is fast approaching and where most will be spending time with their families, not all will have that chance.
Whether you’re living in a different city, can’t get time off work, or just don’t have anyone to spend the holiday with, everyone deserves a warm Turkey dinner.
Shown below are some restaurants in downtown Kelowna that are opening their doors to celebrate Thanksgiving with the people:
Earls Kitchen and Bar:
Always a classic, Earls Kitchen and bar is located right by the water on Bernard. What is better than Turkey by the lake? Absolutely nothing.
This Thanksgiving Earls is offering a succulent turkey breast, bread pudding, fluffy mashed potatoes, and caramelized Brussel sprouts, all for just $22. If you’re still hungry after dinner, don’t be afraid to order pumpkin pie by slice or whole.
Directions to Earls can be found here.
West Coast Grill and Oyster Bar:
Looking for an exquisite turkey dinner, then look no further. Located on the corner of Harvey and Abbott, the West Coast Grill and Oyster Bar are offering all the classics.
Dine in for a turkey dinner that includes butternut squash, crab bisque, your choice of soup and Brussel sprouts. In addition to the meal, you will also be treated to a delectable pumpkin pie cheesecake all for $39.
Directions to the West Coast Grill and Oyster Bar can be found here.
Munnin’s Post:
Feeling like turkey but don’t want to want to gain ten pounds, then take a visit to Munnin’s Post.
Munnin’s Post is offering their turkey sandwich on special with all the fixings as well as some tasty veggie soup.
Directions to Munnin’s Post can be found here.
Krafty Kitchen:
Krafty Kitchen is also jumping on the Thanksgiving train. The kitchen hasn’t hammered out the details yet, but a turkey dinner paired with squash and other delicacies are all but certain.
Directions to Krafty Kitchen can be found here.
Smoke’s Poutinerie:
If you love poutine, you may just want to head on down to Smoke’s Poutinerie and enjoy Thanksgiving there.
The popular eatery has introduced a Thanksgiving poutine that truly captures the spirit of the holiday. Along with the classic fries, cheese curds and gravy, the special creation will come packed with turkey, stuffing, peas and cranberry sauce. Pair the poutine with some Canada Dry cranberry ginger ale for some added pleasure.
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