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Where To Preorder Thanksgiving Dinner & Pies

Posted on November 15, 2024   |   Updated on September 30, 2025
Terina Ria

Terina Ria

Dinner table filled with Thanksgiving foods.

Consider your Thanksgiving dinner sorted. (Tetra Images/Getty Images)

If you’re planning to gather with loved ones over some good food for Thanksgiving, may I suggest you outsource either all or part of your meal? I mean, the holidays are stressful enough, and this way you have more energy to “disagree better” with your weird uncle. Here’s where you can preorder pies, sides, and even the whole bird.

🍗 Complete Feasts

  • Liberty Heights Fresh: Like a Choose Your Own Adventure, turkey dinner style. Order by Friday, Nov. 22.
  • Harmon’s Grocery: Options include a ready-to-roast dinner (with an uncooked turkey) or a heat-and-serve dinner (with a cooked turkey).
  • Sweet Hazel & Co: Everything a vegan could dream of, from turkee to green bean casserole. Order by Wednesday, Nov. 20.

🥗 Sides

  • Tomodachi Bakeshoppe: Sadly, Tomodachi sold out of pies in a flash. But you can still get your mitts on a dozen fluffy milk bread rolls.
  • Vessel Kitchen: Offers an “everything but the bird” deal. Either customize it or select one of their packages.

🥧 Pies

  • Tulie Bakery: They’ve got the classics on lock; apple, pecan, and pumpkin. Order by Friday, Nov. 22.
  • Pie Party: Choose from maple apple cream crumble, miso pecan, buttermilk pumpkin, and grapefruit pistachio — while supplies last. They’re also offering cheddar herb biscuits, yum.
  • Forty Three Bakery: Impress your guests with a praline espresso pecan, lattice apple, or pumpkin caramel pie. Grab some brioche rolls while you’re at it. Order by Friday, Nov. 22.

🍽️ Dining Out

Not wanting to cook or entertain on Thanksgiving is so real. Check out Gastronomic SLC for a list of restaurants that’ll be open on Turkey Day.

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