Posted: Monday, Nov 18th, 2019
Ventura Restaurants Open on Thanksgiving Day
by Visit Ventura
Thanksgiving is around the corner, which means two things:1. We will all take a quiet moment to reflect on all the things we’re grateful for.
2. Someone is sweating over Thanksgiving dinner.
In 1621, when the Plymouth colonists and Wampanoag Indians shared the autumn harvest feast that is acknowledged today as one of the first Thanksgiving celebrations in the colonies, everyone lent a hand. As the years proceeded the tradition of a Thanksgiving feast continued, though the number of helping hands dwindled until, basically, it was just your mom. If you’re not a mom, this evolution might not strike you as unfair. It’s possible it might not have struck you at all. But if you are a mom, you might be looking for a respite. Happily, Ventura offers a bountiful feast of Thanksgiving opportunities. Yes, there are Thanksgiving buffets (Four Points by Sheraton Ventura Harbor Resort has a great one).But, with all due respect to the Pilgrims, Thanksgiving doesn’t have to be traditional.
Cuban anyone? Please call for details …Downtown

At Ventura Harbor Village

Midtown, South Seaward and East-side
Pierpont Inn Open: 10 am to 4 pm, brunch buffet followed by prix fixe Thanksgiving dinner 550 San Jon Road (805) 643-0245 Ventura Beach Marriott Open: 2 pm to 8 pm. Plated Thanksgiving dinner with options. 2055 Harbor Boulevard (805) 643-6000 Prime Steakhouse Open: 2 pm to 7 pm 2009 East Thompson Boulevard (805) 652-1055And a kind offering for those who might need a little help…
Community Presbyterian Church, Fellowship Hall. Free Thanksgiving dinner. Noon to 5 pm 1555 Poli Street (805) 648-2737For more great stories, request our FREE inspiration guide right to your door!
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