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Where to Dine Out on Thanksgiving

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November 25, 2013, 4:53 PM

Brasserie Beck Brasserie Beck will be offering a European-influenced Thanksgiving feast in Northwest D.C. From noon to 9 p.m. guests can choose from a selection of entrees that include turkey, venison, pork chops, salmon, flounder, steak and frites, surf and turf, mussels and more. Call 202-408-1717 for reservations.

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Piola Both Arlington, Va., and D.C. locations will be celebrating the holiday with "all-you-can-eat Thanksgiving inspired pizza combinations, such as our house-made free range turkey pizza, and other classic combination such as the Diavola pizza with spicy Salami."

See the menu here.

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Ardeo + Bardeo From the D.C. restaurant: "Please join us Thursday, November 28, 2013 for our Thanksgiving celebration. We will be featuring a three course prix fixe menu at $50/person. Children 10 and under are $25 per child. Please inquire about our options for children under 10. Valet parking is available from 11-8 PM. Reservations are strongly recommended."

Menu highlights include sweet potato and apple soup, shrimp and grits, pan roasted diver scallops, braised pork cheeks, traditional roasted turkey and a variety of desserts.

Click here for a full menu.

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Daily Grill Head to Bethesda's Daily Grill and choose from roasted turkey breast, Mahi Mahi with Creole shrimp, sea scallops or roasted prime rib paired with a starter salad or soup and dessert.

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Old Ebbitt Grill The historic oyster bar and grill in Northwest D.C. will be serving a traditional Thanksgiving feast with all the trimmings for $25.95 for adults and $15.95 for children under 10 years old. For reservations, click here.

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Bastille "We will celebrate with the local/Regional harvest and food of the pilgrims: turkey, beef, lobster, rockfish, osters, pumpkin, apples, sweet potatoes.... And some relevant dishes to our Franco-American team, like Foie gras," the Alexandria, Va. restaurant says. Click here to see the full menu.

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Rasika "Those craving something different this season can indulge themselves at Rasika West End where Executive Chef Vikram Sunderam prepares an Indian twist on Thanksgiving with the flavorful Turkey Kozhambu. Or diners can head to its sister restaurant, Rasika Penn Quarter, to try out the Turkey Dum Biryani, also prepared by Sunderam. Both special dishes are priced at $16 and the complete a la carte menu will still be available. Both Northwest D.C. locations will be open for lunch from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. and for dinner from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m."

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Clyde's Head to Chevy Chase, Md., or Georgetown for a full turkey dinner. Adults eat for $25.95 and children for $15.95. The applewood smoked ham dinner option is $16.95.

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Decanter at St. Regis For $85 a person, enjoy a prix fixe menu that includes delicacies like olive oil roasted rainbow beet salad, roasted Amish turkey and an assortment of desserts at this D.C. eatery. Click here to see the full menu. Call 202-509-8000 to make reservations.

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Hunters Inn What could be better than a hot meal after a hike in Great Falls, Md.? Head to Hunters Inn for the perfect Thanksgiving feast.

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Hill Country Barbecue Market Tired of all the roasted turkey talk? Head to Hill Country Barbecue Market in Chinatown for some barbecue chicken turkey instead. Sides include collard greens, smashed potatoes and skillet cornbread. Dine in or carry out.

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The Hamilton Enjoy Thanksgiving classics in downtown D.C. like roasted turkey, apple cider glazed ham and wine pairings, plus alternatives to holiday fare like chili-braised short rib, roasted acorn squash and jumbo lump crab cake.

Click here for the full menu.

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Plume Celebrate Thanksgiving at D.C.'s Plume this year with a Thanksgiving-inspired tasting menu for $95 per adult and $45 per child 12 and under. The menu includes three choices per course like Spiced pumpkin soup, terrine of foie gras, crispy-skin Wild salmon and valley farms Turkey.

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The Angler's Inn Classic eggs benedict, slow roasted turkey breast, red wine braised short rib and crisped black pearl organic salmon are just a few of the options at this Potomac, Md., staple. Click here for more.

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Jackson 20 How about a stroll down King Street in Old Town Alexandria on Thanksgiving. Stop by Jackson 20 for $50 pre fixe menu with optional wine pairings for $25.

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