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    Holiday Eats

    Get your 2018 Thanksgiving dinner to go from these Dallas restaurants

    Teresa Gubbins
    Nov 16, 2018 | 12:45 pm
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    For those who don't want to cook.
    Photo courtesy of Whole Foods Market/Facebook

    You want Thanksgiving dinner, but you don't want to cook and you don't want to go to a restaurant. That leaves you with one choice: Get it to go.

    Here are take-out options from restaurants and eateries sure to give you a Thanksgiving meal that's a cut above:

    Al Biernat's
    Steakhouse has whole turkey with gravy for up to 11 people, $99. Organic free-range turkey with gravy is $190. Family-style sides include garlic smashed potatoes, lobster risotto, creamed spinach, and cranberry sauce. Desserts include cheesecake, coconut cream pie, and pumpkin pie. Place orders by November 19. Pick up November 21 11 am–6 pm. Oak Lawn 214-209-2201, North Dallas 972-239-3400.

    Bullion
    Downtown Dallas restaurant has 9-inch pumpkin and pecan pies for $30. Order by November 17; a select number will be available for purchase on November 21. Pickup November 20-21 from 7:30 am-10 pm. 972-698-4250 or info@bullionrestaurant.com.

    Eatzi's Market & Bakery
    European market has ham, turkey breast, and turkey leg, $26-$29. Sides are $16-$22 and serve up to 6, including mashed sweet potato, Brussels sprouts, broccoli rice casserole, green beans, macaroni and cheese, Gruyere spinach gratin, sausage stuffing, cornbread stuffing, and more. Desserts include pumpkin swirl cheesecake and pies including sweet potato chocolate chess, pecan, apple, and pumpkin, serves 6-10, $17-38. Order by November 20, pick up November 21.

    Empire Baking Co.
    Dallas bakery dedicated to using the highest quality ingredients has pies and baked goods. Pies are $20-$23 and include apple cranberry, pecan, and pumpkin. Breads include cranberry walnut, cranberry paisano, pumpkin, and gingerbread, $7-$12.50. Rolls include challah, soft paisano, molasses wheat, and sweet potato, $6-$6.50 per dozen. Pick up by November 19.

    Fairmont Dallas
    Turkey to go menu includes field greens salad, brined turkey, green bean casserole, sweet potato gratin, buttermilk mashed potatoes with chives, cornbread stuffing, cranberry orange compote, rolls, cornbread, and choice of two desserts from bourbon pecan pie, apple-cranberry crumble, pumpkin pie, and jumbo chocolate. Order by November 20. Pick-up from 12–5 pm November 21 or 8 am–noon November 22. $140 for 4, or $265 for 8. 214-720-5330 or email lisa.moore2@fairmont.com.

    Haywire
    Pecan pie is a twist on the beloved southern pecan pie with a crispy cinnamon roll crust and served with caramel sauce. Must be ordered 48 hours in advance. Available November 12- December 24. $40. The Ranch at Las Colinas 972-506-7262, or Haywire 972-781-9473.

    Jack’s Kitchen
    Lakewood Southern restaurant has holiday sides for pre-order and pick up through December 23. 972-685-6753 or email kitchentexas@gmail.com.

    Marie Gabrielle Restaurant
    Special carry-out turkey dinner serves up to 10, with turkey, rolls, salad, choice of 4 sides from cornbread stuffing, cranberry sauce, whipped potatoes, green bean casserole, glazed sweet potatoes, spinach Gruyere au gratin, baked mac and cheese; and choice of pumpkin or apple pie. Sides are also available a la carte in small (serves 5) and large (serves 10). Order by November 19; pick up November 20-21. www.marie-gabrielle.com/mgthanksgiving.

    Mimi's Cafe
    Traditional holiday meal serves 8-10 with turkey, cornbread stuffing, candied-pecan mashed sweet potatoes, mashed potatoes, green bean casserole, apple cranberry orange relish, gravy, two carrot nut loaves, a whole pumpkin pie, and a whole pecan pie. $105. Just the sides include everything but the turkey and dessert. $50. A brunch menu features croissants or muffins, mixed fruit, and single-serving Lorraine or Florentine quiches. $42 for 7 or $84 for 12. Pumpkin and pecan pies are $17-$18. Must order 24 hours ahead. www.mimiscafe.com.

    Soulman's Bar-B-Que
    Family holiday meal includes smoked turkey, cornbread dressing, green beans, mashed potatoes, rolls, and cranberry sauce. Served 8-10 people, $100. Holiday catering menu includes smoked turkey, boneless smoked turkey, smoked ham, spiral sliced ham, brisket, and pulled pork. $13-$15 per person. Buttermilk or pecan pies are $15. Available at all 21 locations. For ordering info, go to www.soulmans.com.

    SusieCakes
    Holiday pies in pumpkin, apple crumble, and pecan are available in 6- or 9-inch versions. Baked goods include pumpkin cupcakes with cream cheese frosting; cranberry orange cake three-layer cake; and frosted sugar cookies in a turkey or pumpkin pie slice shape. Must order by November 18. Pick up on November 21.

    Ten50 BBQ
    Richardson barbecue spot has brisket, turkey breast, spiral ham, and pork, serving 6 to 15, depending on selection, with prices ranging from $18 per pound to $145 for a whole beef tenderloin. Sides including brisket beans, five-cheese mac, green beans, potato salad, slaw, and cornbread stuffing, are available in half pans serving 15-20 people. for $42. Peach cobbler, banana pudding, and chocolate or Key lime pie, $40-$55. Must order 48 hours in advance. Available through December 24.

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    New Deli

    New Seegars Deli stacks up nostalgic sandwiches in The Cedars Dallas

    Luciana Gomez
    May 13, 2026 | 2:03 pm
    Seegars Deli
    Photo courtesy of Seegars Deli
    From the griddle to the red-checkered paper, Seegars Deli is all about classic, approachable sandwiches.

    A new deli has settled into The Cedars district of Dallas, bringing a simple approach to sandwiches and sticking to the classics. Called Seegars Deli, the new shop is located at 1910 S. Harwood St. and named for its cross street, Seegar Street.

    It is next to Mike’s Gemini Twin Lounge, in the former El Jale Nightclub space.

    Seegars Deli is the latest from hospitality entrepreneur Olivia Genthe, who opened Fount Board & Table in Uptown six years ago and launched Little Blue Bistro in Bishop Arts - a nominee for 2026 Tastemaker Awards' Best New Restaurant - last year.

    The menu is purposefully simple: “It’s all the classic sandwiches that I grew up with; our goal is to do something that does not really need much explaining,” Genthe says. “It is nostalgic, unelevated, and well-executed.”

    The menu features a mix of Midwestern staples and deli classics, with sandwiches ranging from $12-$17. Some varieties are also available as a 6-inch sandwich for $8-$9. Highlights include:

    • The Polish Boy: A tribute to Genthe’s hometown of Cleveland, featuring fried beef kielbasa, cabbage slaw, BBQ sauce, and shoestring fries piled onto a brioche roll.
    • Dill Turkey: House-roasted turkey, Havarti cheese, dill pickle relish, and garlic mayo on a seeded hoagie.
    • Not Chopped Liver: A clever vegetarian option made with mushrooms, walnuts, eggs, and peas on a brioche loaf.
    • Thick-Cut Bologna: A simple stack of bologna, American cheese, and garlic mayo on a brioche bun.

    Sides include house-made chips, French fries, pasta salad, marinated white beans, shaved, marinated celery and pickles.

    The bread is sourced from New York and baked fresh daily on-site. While the menu will evolve to include more soups and salads —beyond the current grinder chopped salad and kielbasa soup — the focus remains on an approachable offering with fresh ingredients.

    For dessert, they serve a pineapple upside cake, and they will start offering ice cream cones for kids soon, they say.

    They also have a limited coffee menu: espresso, latte, cappuccino, macchiato, cortado and cold brew, using beans from local roaster Viewfinder.

    During the weekends, they offer a brunch menu from 10 am-2 pm, including pancakes, egg sandwiches, pastrami hash, and pork tenderloin plates.

    The simple, nostalgia-driven menu that\u2019s anchoring a changing neighborhood. Photo courtesy of Seegars Deli.

    Seegars also serves as a commissary for both Fount Board & Table and Little Blue Bistro, which needed more kitchen-prep space, Genthe says.

    The 2,200-square-foot space strikes a retro balance between a mid-century diner and a modern industrial workshop, with plenty of tables and booths around the deli case. The counter continues to the side onto a full bar with mustard-yellow, vinyl-upholstered swivel barstools that run along the wood-paneled bar for a warm, vintage pop of color against the cooler concrete floors.

    The floor and walls were left as is to achieve a rustic, traditional look, “not overthought, lived in,” as described by Genthe.

    Seegars Deli is open daily from 10 am-10 pm, and there is plenty of parking around for visitors.

    Genthe says The Cedars district has given the deli a warm welcome. “It’s been good," she says. "We were well received from the neighborhood, everybody was waiting for us to open."

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