Thanksgiving is quickly approaching, with the holidays being the best time of the year to spend with loved ones and enjoy delicious meals, writes Gina Lizzo for Main Line Today. 

If you want the same home-cooked-style meals without all the labor, dining out at the Chester County restaurant might be the perfect spot.  

Black Powder Tavern in Wayne is open from 11:30 AM to 7 PM on the holiday, offering choices of oven-roasted turkey, honey glazed ham, short rib beef Bourguignon, and roasted salmon. Hearty sides include roasted veggies, baked yams and caramelized marshmallows and mac and cheese. 

Duling-Kurtz House & Country Inn in Exton has a la carte menu of Thanksgiving classics. The whole table will be delighted with the selections. The restaurant will also offer non-turkey options off the traditional menu.  

King’s Tavern in Coatesville has been a favorite among locals since its’ transformation. The tavern will offer a buffet for under $50. Traditional Thanksgiving fare will be on display here, including herb-roasted turkey, pineapple glazed ham, and caramel apple pork loin. 

Ludwig’s Grill & Oyster Bar in Glenmoore is making their tender and delicious prime rib the star of Thanksgiving this year. Don’t miss out on other selections, such as roast turkey, crab cakes, and roasted salmon.  

Check out even more Thanksgiving dinner out options at Main Line Today. 

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