thanksgiving

For all you vegetarians out there or for the folks who just want to party after a mellow Thanksgiving day, head downtown for the annual Meat is Murder tribute to The Smiths. This Charming Band will perform all of your Morrissey favorites along with music from The Mozzer and DJs Aaron and Nako.

If you're looking for a classy venue to spend your Thanksgiving and don't mind shelling out the dough, head up to the Ritz-Carlton for a bountiful buffet. Stuff your face (gracefully, of course) and let the live jazz trio entertain you. For a more complete list of where to eat out on Thanksgiving, check out Jessica Battilana's guide on 7x7.com.

It's Thanksgiving and bets are that you already have your plans to eat in or out and just enjoy a relaxing day with family and friends. So, instead of trying to figure out what to do, just kick back and enjoy what 7x7 has to say about the holiday.

Compare your homemade pie with one of our favorites from High Time for Pie Time.

Hear chefs talk turkey in a Thanksgiving Tell-All.

Come cook a seasonal feast with produce grown within miles of Cavallo Point fresh from local farmers. Learn to make the perfect compliments to your holiday bird. After all the cooking is done, sit down and enjoy the meal you have created with wines to match.

While you may be thinking about tomatoes, it’s (really) not too early to be considering your holiday feast, particularly if you want to get in on the action with a Marin Sun Farms heritage turkey. Order your Bourbon Red, Standard Brown or Narragansett by September 30 and save—it’s $6.59/lb. until then, $6.89 thereafter. Should this price give you momentary sticker shock remember: it’s a breed you’re saving, and that don’t come cheap. To order, click here.

Only in San Francisco can you celebrate Thanksgiving "slow food" style. Executive Chef Paul Arenstam at the award-winning restaurant  has created a traditional feast to be served family style.