The Thanksgiving meal at the Serenbe Farmhouse restaurant includes a four-course family feast for the table. Reservations required.

Head to Paces and Vine on Thanksgiving for all the day’s classics, including turkey, stuffing, mashed potatoes, and sweet potato casserole. There’s pumpkin pie and apple tarts for dessert. Reservations required.

The Old Vinings Inn once again offers a Thanksgiving day feast for family and friend in its dining room. Reservations required.

The Mexican-Latin restaurant at the Brookwood opens on Thanksgiving day for regular hours and includes a smoked turkey taco special on the menu.

Come to the Sun Dial in downtown Atlanta for Thanksgiving dinner with a serious skyline view. The five-course meal is $99 per person and reservations are required.

The Midtown, Vinings, Buckhead, and Alpharetta locations of South City Kitchen offer a three-course Thanksgiving feast to include fried chicken and shrimp and grits as well as turkey and other traditional dishes of the day. Reservations encouraged.

For a fancy Thanksgiving dinner, head to Atlas at the St. Regis for a three-course feast to include oysters Rockefeller, turkey, stuffing, pumpkin risotto, and pumpkin pie. Wine pairings are also available for the meal. Over at the Garden Room, there’s a la carte sides and family-style turkey platters, too. Reservations required.

For a fancy Thanksgiving feast, Le Bilboquet’s menu features French favorites, like butternut squash and mushroom velouté and sauteed Brussels sprouts, alongside the traditional roast turkey. There’s even pumpkin creme brulee for dessert. Reservations required.

For folks seeking a place to watch football later in the afternoon, Dantanna’s opens at 4 p.m. serving its full lunch and dinner menus on Thanksgiving day.

Tiny Lou’s, the French restaurant located on the ground floor of Hotel Clermont, plans to open for Thanksgiving and serve a prix fixe menu of traditional dishes on the day. Reservations highly encouraged.

The Inman Park sports bar and restaurant opens Thanksgiving evening offering a limited menu, including burgers, mac and cheese, and wings, and a holiday plate with turkey and gravy and all the trimmings. Head here to continue watching the day’s football games, too.

Yao, the elegant, multi-level Thai-Chinese restaurant near Perimeter Center, is open for regular hours serving its full menu on Thanksgiving day.

Located in Alpharetta’s Crabapple district, Milton’s is offering a three-course Thanksgiving feast to include butternut squash bisque, applewood smoked turkey, spiral ham, fried chicken, shrimp and grits, and trout paired with traditional sides. There’s pecan, sour cream apple, and dark chocolate pie for dessert. Reservations required.

Don’t expect to find the traditional turkey and fixing at this neighborhood burrito joint and provisions market, which plans to open on Thanksgiving day, from 7:30 a.m. to 12 p.m. Do expect to find Poco Loco’s green chile queso, fresh-made salsas and tortillas, burritos of the day, and warm cups of tres leche hot chocolate for sale that day. Follow on Instagram for menu updates and preordering information.

Matthew’s Cafeteria has been slinging Southern favorites since 1955. This family-owned restaurant in Tucker remains one of the best spots in metro Atlanta for meat-and-three platters and fried chicken that tastes like granny made it. And the restaurant plans to open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Thanksgiving day, which includes turkey and dressing and all the traditional sides of the day.