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314 W. 11th St., at Greenwich St.; 212-620-0393
No reservations and no turkey. April Bloomfield is adding whole roasted squab, an oyster pan roast, and pumpkin pie to the regular menu.
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151 W. 54th St., nr. Sixth Ave.; 212-468-8888
The reality-television tyrant grants you a choice of turkey or filet of Brandt beef as part of the $120 seven-course feast
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60 Greenwich Ave., at Perry St.; 212-924-8000
Chef Amanda Freitag has a nice $75 three-course Italian-style turkey dinner for the occasion, but you can order any of your favorites from the regular à la carte menu, too.
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11 Madison Ave., at 24th St.; 212-889-0905
Danny Meyer breaks tradition by making his Eleven Mad staff work Thanksgiving for the first time, and Daniel Humm follows suit with a choice of organic turkey, dry-aged beef, or Scottish salmon on his $125 four-course menu.
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