From: adykes@panix.com 
  
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 David G. Imber   wrote: 
 >On Sun, 16 Nov 2003 15:46:57 -0600, Rich Ahrens  wrote: 
 > 
 >>Any suggestions for a take-out turkey dinner with fixings for Thanksgiving? 
 >>I'll be in Tribeca for the holiday without a lot of opportunity to cook, 
 >>but could warm up a prepared dinner. 
 > 
 > They're pricey, as I recall, but two of the "usual suspects" offer 
 >nice dinners: Zabar's and Jefferson Market. In Soho you have Dean and 
 >DeLuca, and I'm guessing they offer something, but that you'll have to take 
 >out a second mortgage to pay for it. 
 > 
 > You might also contact Whole Foods on 24th and Seventh. I remember 
 >they had a prepared turkey last year. Whether they have the additional 
 >essentials for the trad. dinner you'd have to ask them. The advantages 
 >there are that the food is chemical preservative-free, organic, it's a nice 
 >company, etc. 
 > 
 > You might also contact the two Fairway stores, but there, again, I 
 >think they only offer the turkey. However, just like Whole Foods, they sell 
 >most of the other prepared items separately. They might not have an 
 >all-inclusive package like Zabar's. 
 > 
 > Sorry I couldn't be more precise. I've never done it, and friends 
 >who did, did it a number of years ago (Zabar's). 
  
  
 Give Old Homestead (14st and 9th) a call. They do (or at least did, for us 
 years ago) a great t-day dinner. They might prepare order to go. 
  
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