Whether you need some extra sides, a pie, or a whole Thanksgiving feast, here’s a cornucopia of holiday takeout options in Pittsburgh.
🦃 Full Thanksgiving Feast
Order the ultimate Italian-American meal kit at Pane è Pronto in the Strip District, ready to reheat and enjoy. Choose between porchetta and gravy or fennel rosemary turkey breast and white wine braised turkey thighs. Each kit includes pumpkin rosemary dinner rolls; cacio e pepe mashed potatoes; sausage, spinach, apple, and pine nut stuffing; and Italian cookies. Feed two for $88 or four for $166. Pickup is Nov. 25.
You can get a whole turkey ready to roast or an already-done, herb-brined bird from Mediterra in Lawrenceville, Mt. Lebanon, Sewickley, or Cranberry — plus sides like sweet and spicy roasted brussels sprouts, stuffing, candied yams, and sweets from their bakehouse. Order by Nov. 19 for pick up Nov. 24 or 25.
This Hazelwood institution is offering whole turkeys (smoked or herb-roasted!) with your choice of stuffing, starch, vegetable sides, and bread. If you just need one dish to bring to a holiday gathering, snag an appetizer like their lamb chops with chili fig glaze. Custom holiday menus are also available upon request.
Order a 10- or 20-pound citrus and winter-herb brined turkey, plus sides like focaccia stuffing, mashed potatoes, fried brussel sprouts, green bean casserole, and candied sweet potatoes. Don’t skip the cranberry orange relish. Order by Nov. 18 for Downtown pickup Nov. 25.
fl.2 is also open on Thanksgiving day, and reservations are recommended for dine-in. Their usual breakfast menu will be available from 7-10 a.m., and Thanksgiving fare starts at noon.
Get a maple glazed turkey, or switch it up with beef tenderloin, herb roasted prime rib, or brown sugar baked ham. Sides include stuffing, sweet potato casserole, and roasted brussels sprouts. Just feeding yourself? Order an individual dinner with all of the goodies for $32 or a vegan version for $35. Pickup is Nov. 24 or 25 in East Allegheny.
Bistro To Go’s café will be open on Thanksgiving day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. — but only individual meals will be served.
Opt for a full dinner that feeds 6-8 people or just get some help with the fixings. They’ve got all the classic sides like stuffing, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese, green beans, and pumpkin pie. It doesn’t just taste great — Café Momentum helps youth develop culinary and life skills. The deadline is Nov. 16, and pickup is Nov. 25 Downtown.
Get a heat & serve meal that feeds 10 people with a whole turkey, stuffing and gravy, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce, rolls, and your choice of side. If you’re hosting a larger crowd, upgrade to the holiday feast package. Bonus: The turkey comes sliced with the holiday feast! Preorders are open until Nov. 20 or sellout. Pickup on Nov. 25 in Canonsburg or Leechburg.
This organization is delivering free Thanksgiving dinners to folks in and around Allegheny County. Dinner includes turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, green beans, and pie. Orders need to be placed by Nov. 20 for delivery on Thanksgiving. They’re also looking for donations and volunteers to drop off dinners!
- The city is also working with the police department to deliver free meals. You can fill out a form online or call your police zone commander to request a Thanksgiving meal.
A no-fuss holiday feast from Pane è Pronto. (Courtesy of Pane è Pronto)
🥕 Turkey-less Turkey Day
This Allentown favorite is still closed for renovations, but you can get your fix in with their “Plantsgiving” offerings. Appetizers include kabocha curry coconut soup and roasted beet and carrot ginger miso salad. Try their seitan casserole, and pair with sides like mashed potatoes, candied yams, and mac and cheese. Preorder by Nov. 18 for pickup on Nov. 25.
Is your whole crew plant-based? Consider catering with fried oyster mushroom wings, mac and “cheese,” stuffing, brussels sprouts, pumpkin pie, sweet potato pie, cupcakes, and more. There are three different packages starting at $85. Moodz Co’s Thanksgiving orders can serve up to 20 people. Order by Nov. 23.
Need more vegan baked goods? Order cherry, apple or pumpkin pie; pumpkin muffins with chocolate chips and almond streusel; chocolate cherry sourdough; olive pepita sourdough; or rosemary sea salt focaccia for pick up Nov. 24 or 25 in Squirrel Hill.
Order holiday specials while the oven’s hot! (Courtesy of Third Space Bakery)
🥧 Pies & Baked Goods
Choose from maple pumpkin pie, cheddar-sage apple pie, or bourbon pecan pie at the co-op and teaching kitchen in Garfield. More of a cake fan? Try the gluten-free cranberry orange almond cake or vegan salted maple gingerbread cake. Order by Nov. 19 for pickup Nov. 25.
- Give back: Order a “Pie for a Neighbor” to be donated through 412 Food Rescue.
Pie’s the limit at this Lawrenceville shop. Take your pick from flavors like apple brown butter crumb, tart cherry, and pumpkin s’mores pie, a seasonal take on the shop’s incredible s’mores pie. Pick up in Lawrenceville on Nov. 25.
Bread, rolls, pastries, and pies are all on the menu. Pair your dinner with hearty rosemary rolls, sourdough, or cranberry pecan bread. Apple, pumpkin, and chocolate pecan pies are all on the menu, and you can even buy a single serving pie just for yourself! Order by Nov. 19 for pickup in Squirrel Hill.
Get the best of both worlds with Bethel Bakery’s inventive “piecaken” — a 9-inch pumpkin pie with a spiced cake on top, a smattering of apple butter and whipped topping. Prefer your pie and cake as separate desserts? Snag a pumpkin pie, pumpkin roll, apple spice torte, and more delicious holiday offerings. Order deadline is Nov. 19 for pickup Nov. 23-25.
Head to the South Side for treats like honey pumpkin pie, bourbon pecan pie, classic apple pie, cinnamon buns, and a variety of breads from Brown Bear Bread Co, like pumpkin sourdough, herb focaccia, and mini biscuits. Order by Nov. 22 for pickup Nov. 26.
