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Port St Lucie, FL · Food & Drink
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Thanksgiving at Palm Beach restaurants offers far more than turkey
A notable gatecrasher to the longstanding turkey-and-fixings Thanksgiving tradition is enjoying a colorful presence at the holiday feasts planned by Palm Beach’s restaurants. Talk turkey if you must, but vegetarian dishes are among the specials dining establishments on the island are featuring in addition to the grand ol’ bird on the holdiay, which this year falls on Nov. 26. But rest assured: Turkey has hardly flown the coop, as every restaurant in town that’s open on Thanksgiving will feature organic and other high-quality turkey with stuffing, gravy and other beloved components. But meatless holiday options are growing in popularity. Selections include fish, of course, but in recent years, vegetable-based entrees have joined the Thanksgiving party, because restaurateurs recognize many diners’ appreciation for them. Many restaurants in town also will offer their regular menus on Nov. 26. Making advance reservations is required or highly recommended. Here’s a taste of how chef-prepared golden-skinned roast turkey is just the beginning of what awaits at island restaurants — plus one in nearby Manalapan — on Thanksgiving. Café Boulud at The Brazilian Court 301 Australian Ave. With a French-cuisine spin on traditional Thanksgiving favorites, Café Boulud is featuring a three-course prix-fixe holiday menu created by