What's Open in Minneapolis on Thanksgiving
Avoid smoke detector alarms, a kitchen disaster, and your crazy extended family (well, maybe you can’t avoid this one) and let someone else take care of you for the evening. Play arcade games, go bowling, enjoy stunning views of Minneapolis and chow down on delicious food from one of our wonderful chefs.
Dave & Buster’s
Hundreds of state-of-the-art games, prizes, craft beer and a full menu. From old classics to exclusive new games, competition to solo challenges, and plenty of prizes to be won, Dave & Buster’s will take care of that gaming itch.
Thanksgiving hours: 4 -10pm
McCormick & Schmick’s
Downtown: Limited menu featuring a traditional turkey dinner. $29 for adults.
Edina: Grand buffet in partnership with the Westin Edina Galleria. $40 for adults, $15 for children, and free for children 3 and under. Enjoy a brunch selection and omelet buffet until 2pm. Afterwards, a traditional turkey dinner will be served including green bean casserole, mashed potatoes, mushroom sage stuffing and more.
Thanksgiving hours: 11:30am – 10pm
Bryant Lake Bowl
Need a little break from the family? Bust out your old bowling moves at Bryant Lake Bowl. Enjoy a full bar, snacks, and a full dinner menu if you don’t feel like trying to perfect that turkey.
Thanksgiving hours: 5pm – 2am
Fogo de Chao
There’s a Thanksgiving Feast at Fogo de Chao! Thanksgiving items will be a part of the full churrasco experience on Thanksgiving Day. Enjoy meats carved table-side, market table and feijoada bar, Brazilian side dishes and more.
Thanksgiving hours: 11am – 9pm
Mystic Lake
Chow down on carved oven roasted turkey, roasted goose with lingonberry sauce, rosemary and garlic rotisserie chicken and more at Mystic Lake’s Thanksgiving Feast. $26.95 for adults, $13.95 for children 4-12, free for children under 4.
Thanksgiving hours: 10am – 9pm
Manny’s Steakhouse
Quality, hospitality, and a mean steak are what have made Manny’s Steakhouse a destination for meat lovers. If you’ve never been, be sure to experience their famous meat cart, which shows you all of the cuts available to order and is sure to make your mouth water.
The Living Room
At W Minneapolis – The Foshay, The Living Room is the place to be for artisan cocktails, getting cozy by the fire, getting competitive at the arcade, or busting out your dance moves. Looking for a non-traditional Thanksgiving evening? Do it at The Living Room.
Prohibition
Originally meant to me Wilbur Foshay’s private full-floor getaway, Prohibition on the 27th floor of the Foshay tower provides one of the absolute best views in Minneapolis. 360 degrees of windows, a 1920s speakeasy vibe, and killer cocktails will turn your typical Thanksgiving celebration into a holiday to remember.
Firelake
Enjoy breakfast from 7 – 11am or a Firelake Thanksgiving dinner from noon-8pm. More to come on the special menu items that will be available.