Where to pre-order your Thanksgiving meal in Winston-Salem

Plan your meals with ease this holiday season and order ahead at one of these eight restaurants and bakeries.

WStoday: Thanksgiving turkey and food on a dining table, featuring roasted turkey, green beans, pie, and salad.

Get all your homestyles favorites without prep or the mess.

Skip the stress this Thanksgiving. If the thought of cooking a full feast makes you want to hide in the pantry, we’ve got a side of relief for ya. Check out these easy options to order your Thanksgiving dinner ahead — no oven required.

East of Texas | The whole ancho-roasted or smoked turkey feeds 6-7 people. Opt for a pre-game supper or after-turkey option. Desserts include toffee pecan pie, pumpkin pie pudding, or get an assortment of desserts. Meals are available for pickup or delivery on Tuesday, Nov. 25 + Wednesday, Nov. 26.

Native Root | Let the chef handle the meal and impress your guests with menu options like stuffed duck, roast beef, savory bread pudding, roasted roots, and sweet potato casserole (feeds 6 to 8 people). The pre-cooked dishes are made from scratch and ready to serve. Place your order by Thursday, Nov. 20, at 6 p.m. Meals will be ready for pickup on Wednesday, Nov. 26, at West Salem Public House.

Copain Bakery | Give your Thanksgiving a touch of Parisian flair with French favorites like croissants, baguettes, and macarons. For those craving an elevated dining experience, the menu features applewood-smoked ham, wood-grilled Scottish salmon, and a vibrant roasted beet salad. Place your order by Wednesday, Nov. 19, and pick up on Tuesday, Nov. 25 + Wednesday, Nov. 26.

Salem Kitchen | Mix and match your order to get all your favorite comfort dishes. The menu includes sliced turkey breast and sliced black oak ham, roasted brussels sprouts, yellow squash casserole, and pecan pie dessert. Wow your guests with the traditional Moravian chicken pie with gravy.

Mama Zoe Michaels | Feed up to 12 people with a full menu, including sides and desserts. Or if you prefer to take care of your main meal, opt for the “Just sides. No meal” option. Menu options include sliced turkey breast, cornbread stuffing, and cranberry sauce.

WStoday: Hand holding a baklava cupcake with icing on top by Ginger Bread Man Bakery storefront.

Have you checked out this spot next to Ardmore Coffee on Hawthorne Road?

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For a sweet treat

The Gingerbread Man | From pumpkin pies to apple pie, your dessert table will be packed with sweet delights. Customers can opt for a 12-pack of seasonal cupcakes, a cookie assortment, and a 5-inch gingerbread cookie.

To Your Health Bakery | Order gluten-free and vegan bread + stuffing, and even a whole meal plate. We think calories on Thanksgiving don’t count — but if you must, this bakery offers pumpkin and pecan keto pies. Most options serve 6-8 people. Pick up your order on Wednesday, Nov. 26.

Natabelle’s Dessert | Order NC’s famous sweet potato brownies for a unique touch to your dessert. Customers can also opt for a munchies box to get a variety of assorted options, including snickerdoodle cookies, pound cakes, and original cream cheese brownies. Place your order by Wednesday, Nov. 19, and pick up on Wednesday, Nov. 26, from 1 to 6 p.m.

Got other spots you’d like to share? Let us know in the comment section below.

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