Thanksgiving 2026 in Beverly Hills: What to Know Before You Book

Thanksgiving 2026 falls on Thursday, November 26. Beverly Hills’ top restaurants and hotels offer dine-in prix fixe menus, take-home feasts, and churrasco-style spreads, with several experiences limited to that single date and requiring advance reservations or preorders. Availability, pricing, and policies should be reconfirmed directly with each venue before finalizing plans.

If you’ve spent a few Novembers in this zip code, you already know the pattern: the rooms that matter sell out first, and they sell out quietly. Nobody posts “sold out” banners on a table at The Belvedere. The booking window just closes. What’s changed this year is how many of Beverly Hills’ marquee kitchens are running single-day, fixed-price Thanksgiving menus rather than their usual a la carte service, which means the normal rules of “I’ll call next week” don’t apply.

Three categories cover almost every serious option in town: the classic steakhouse and churrasco rooms that treat Thanksgiving as a extension of their everyday menu, the luxury hotel dining rooms running their own ticketed prix fixe events, and the take-home programs built for people who’d rather host at home than leave the house at all. A fourth, smaller category exists for people who want Italian or seafood instead of turkey, and that’s worth knowing about too, because it tends to have more same-week availability than the classic rooms.

The Classic Rooms: Prime Rib, Steakhouse, and Churrasco Traditions

Lawry’s The Prime Rib and H&H Brazilian Steakhouse run full Thanksgiving Day service in Beverly Hills, with Lawry’s offering both dine-in and takeout windows and H&H running an all-you-can-eat churrasco format that layers traditional Thanksgiving sides into its usual tableside-carved-meat service.

Lawry’s The Prime Rib keeps its Beverly Hills Thanksgiving straightforward: dine-in service runs 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. on November 26, with a separate takeout pickup window from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. the same day, according to the restaurant’s own holiday page. Reservations run through OpenTable. This is the room to book if you want the room everyone’s grandparents already trusted, carving-cart theatrics included, without gambling on a newer concept’s first holiday season.

H&H Brazilian Steakhouse takes a different approach entirely. Its Thanksgiving Day service, listed noon to 9 p.m. per the restaurant’s OpenTable listing, folds turkey, sweet-potato casserole, gravy, and cranberry sauce into its standard all-you-can-eat churrasco format, meaning tableside-carved meats keep coming alongside the traditional sides. It’s the pick for a group that can’t agree on “turkey dinner” versus “steakhouse night” and would rather not choose.

Luxury Hotel Dining: Thanksgiving at Beverly Hills’ Grand Hotels

Beverly Hills’ hotel dining rooms, including Costa Covo at L’Ermitage, The Terrace at The Maybourne, THE Blvd at the Beverly Wilshire, and The Belvedere at The Peninsula, each run their own Thanksgiving prix fixe or feast on November 26, with pricing and reservation channels that vary significantly by property and should be confirmed directly with the hotel.

Costa Covo at L’Ermitage Beverly Hills is running a Thanksgiving prix fixe on November 26 from 5 to 10 p.m., priced at $150 per person according to the hotel. Reservations and inquiries go through the hotel directly at 877-831-4284 rather than a third-party platform, which is worth noting if you’re used to booking everything through an app.

The Terrace at The Maybourne Beverly Hills is offering a full dine-in Thanksgiving feast with turkey, seasonal sides, holiday pies, and a children’s menu, and the hotel separately promotes turkey to-go as part of its broader festive program. Current pricing, the exact reservation channel, and to-go ordering deadlines need direct confirmation with the hotel, since the Maybourne’s festive materials cover a range of holiday dates rather than listing Thanksgiving specifics in isolation.

THE Blvd at the Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel, has a specially curated Thanksgiving menu scheduled for November 26, 2026, and the hotel recommends booking ahead, per Four Seasons’ own Beverly Hills holiday dining materials. The Beverly Wilshire is also promoting a broader festive-season program spanning selected dates from October 26, 2026, through December 31, 2027, which is useful if you’re planning Christmas or New Year’s at the same property and want to lock in multiple dates in one call.

The Belvedere at The Peninsula Beverly Hills is the most layered Thanksgiving offer in this group, and the pricing deserves a careful read. The three-course feast includes turkey, sides, dessert, caviar, and champagne. The underlying menu lists a base price of $210 per person before tax and a 20% service charge; the reservation listing itself shows $252 per person as the all-in figure once tax and service are included. Both numbers are accurate, they’re just describing different stages of the same bill, so confirm which figure you’re being quoted when you call.

Italian and Seafood Alternatives to the Traditional Turkey Table

Dante Beverly Hills, Marea Beverly Hills, and JADE Beverly Hills offer Thanksgiving prix fixe menus built around Italian or contemporary fine-dining formats rather than a classic turkey-and-sides table, giving guests who want a different culinary register a reservation-ready alternative for November 26.

Dante Beverly Hills, housed at The Maybourne, runs an Italian-influenced Thanksgiving feast from noon to 9 p.m. on November 26, priced at $155 per person and including the restaurant’s signature tiramisu eggnog, a dessert that alone has become a reason to book this room over a more traditional one.

Marea Beverly Hills is running a four-course Thanksgiving prix fixe at $165 per guest, with an optional $75 wine pairing, and it’s listed for November 26 only per the restaurant’s OpenTable listing. A la carte dining stays available at the bar and for children, subject to the restaurant’s own Thanksgiving-day policies, so a mixed group with picky younger diners isn’t locked into the full prix fixe.

JADE Beverly Hills offers the most accessible price point in this entire roundup: a three-course Thanksgiving prix fixe at $95 per person, also November 26 only, with reservations described as limited and highly recommended per the restaurant’s OpenTable listing. If your group wants a polished room without the triple-digit-per-person price tag of the hotel dining rooms, this is the one to call first.

Take-Home Feasts for Private, At-Home Celebrations

Novikov Beverly Hills and The Maybourne both offer take-home Thanksgiving options for guests who prefer to host privately, with Novikov’s dinner box running $399 for four guests or $599 for eight and a published preorder deadline of November 22, 2026, well ahead of the holiday itself.

Novikov’s Thanksgiving Dinner Box includes turkey, sides, and desserts, with both pickup and delivery options, according to the restaurant’s own Thanksgiving materials. The November 22 preorder cutoff is the detail most people miss, because it falls on the Sunday before Thanksgiving, not the holiday week itself. If you’re hosting at home and want restaurant-quality food without restaurant-day logistics, this is the easiest call on the list, but only if you make it early.

The Maybourne’s festive program also promotes Thanksgiving turkey to-go alongside The Terrace’s dine-in service, which can work well for a host who wants the hotel’s kitchen handling the centerpiece while building the rest of the table themselves. Ordering deadlines, serving sizes, and pickup logistics for the Maybourne’s to-go program aren’t standardized the way Novikov’s are, so confirm those specifics directly with the hotel before you plan around them.

Beyond Thanksgiving: Booking Christmas and New Year’s in Beverly Hills

Mastro’s Beverly Hills publishes holiday hours covering Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, New Year’s Eve, and New Year’s Day, while the Beverly Wilshire’s festive program spans selected dates from October 26, 2026 through December 31, 2027, giving planners a long runway to book the entire season in one pass rather than venue by venue.

Per Mastro’s own location page, the Beverly Hills steakhouse is open Christmas Eve (Dec. 24) from 2 to 9 p.m., Christmas Day (Dec. 25) from 2 to 9 p.m., New Year’s Eve (Dec. 31) from 5 p.m. to midnight, and New Year’s Day (Jan. 1, 2027) from 5 to 9 p.m., with reservations described as highly recommended, particularly across weekends and peak periods. Given that New Year’s Eve alone runs a seven-hour window, early booking matters for anyone who wants a specific seating time rather than whatever’s left.

The Beverly Wilshire’s festive-season program is the broadest single booking opportunity in town for anyone planning Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year’s as one coordinated season rather than three separate errands, since the hotel’s program covers selected dates across that entire window. If your household or your assistant is coordinating multiple holiday meals across family and clients, this is worth a single early call to the hotel to map out which dates and venues are confirmed.

For a broader look at what’s opening across Beverly Hills heading into 2027, the site’s restaurant-openings coverage tracks which concepts are confirmed versus still rumored, which is useful context if you’re deciding whether to book a holiday table at an established room or wait on a new one.

Reservation Etiquette for Discreet, High-Value Holiday Gatherings

Larger or higher-profile groups booking Thanksgiving, Christmas, or New Year’s tables in Beverly Hills should call the venue directly rather than relying solely on OpenTable, ask explicitly about private dining rooms or buyouts, and confirm deposit and cancellation terms in writing, since holiday reservation policies are typically stricter than a restaurant’s everyday terms.

Every venue in this roundup takes online reservations for standard party sizes, but none of their public listings mention private dining capacity, buyout minimums, or discretion protocols for recognizable guests. That conversation happens on the phone, with whoever manages events or reservations directly, not through the booking widget. Ask specifically whether a semi-private room or a dedicated section is available for your date, what the food and beverage minimum looks like, and whether the restaurant can accommodate a no-photo or no-social-media request if that matters for your group.

Deposit and cancellation policies also tend to tighten around Thanksgiving and year-end dates specifically. A restaurant that normally takes a reservation with no deposit may require a credit card hold or prepayment for a holiday prix fixe, and cancellation windows that are typically 24 hours can shrink to 48 or 72 hours during peak dates. None of the venues above publish these terms clearly enough to rely on secondhand, so get them confirmed on the call itself.

Final Booking Checklist

Before confirming any Beverly Hills holiday reservation, ask about the deposit and cancellation policy, whether the quoted price includes tax and service charges, whether a children’s or a la carte menu is available alongside the prix fixe, and whether private dining or a buyout is possible for larger groups.

• Does the quoted price include tax and the service charge, or is it the base menu price (as with The Belvedere’s $210 versus $252 distinction)?
• Is this experience available on November 26 only, with no fallback date (true for Marea, JADE, and The Belvedere)?
• Is there a preorder deadline for a take-home option, and does it fall earlier than expected (Novikov’s cutoff is November 22, four days before Thanksgiving)?
• What’s the deposit or credit-card-hold policy, and what’s the cancellation window?
• Is a children’s menu or a la carte dining available for guests who don’t want the full prix fixe (confirmed at Marea)?
• Can the venue accommodate a private room, a semi-private section, or discretion requests for a larger or higher-profile party?

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