Newton Area Restaurants Open on Thanksgiving

NEWTON, MA – Decided to eschew the kitchen this Thanksgiving? We've been there.

Fortunately, a number of restaurants in your area will remain open on Turkey Day to make sure you don't go hungry. Here's a small sample of listings in the Newton area pulled from OpenTable:

1. Legal Sea Foods - Chestnut Hill

Thanksgiving Day Special: We're serving everything from stuffed turkey to stuffed lobster.

2. Davio's - Chestnut Hill

Everything made by hand from the best ingredients. Serve everything from aged steaks to simple-yet-unique pasta creations. Mirror this philosophy in the kitchen with our expert and attentive staff in the dining room, seeing to your every need and taking pride in your enjoyment of the meal.

3. Del Frisco's Grille - Chestnut Hill

Thanksgiving Day Special: Join us on November 24 for a chef prepared $39* Three-Course Thanksgiving Dinner. You’ll enjoy an appetizer, main course featuring Sliced Roasted Turkey with trimmings and a dessert. Full menu also available. Thanksgiving Dinner at Del Frisco's Grille: 11:00am - 8:00pm.

4. Four Spoons Thai Inspired Cuisine & Bar - Newton

Four Spoons has being assembled by a friendly Thai group of friendship. A very well sophisticated four people have sincerely entered into partnership with running a business together. This restaurant is built up with the nest of love, care and attempt.

5. Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse - Chestnut Hill

We serve deliciously fresh Japanese cuisine and drinks. Our team provides quality service, and we look forward to welcoming you. We hope to greet you and friends or family, at Tokyo Japanese Steak House Restaurant located in Newton, Massachusetts.

6. Social Restaurant & Bar - Newton

A casual American fare restaurant and bar, with a comfortably warm, inviting atmosphere and attentive, friendly staff. Daily lunch and dinner featured menu items. Saturday and Sunday Brunch. Free Validated parking in a covered garage.

Editor's Note: Are you open Thanksgiving Day? Email alex.newman@patch.com and let us know. We'll be updating this story heading into Thanksgiving.

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