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Thanksgiving

Hell's Kitchen Miami, Hell's Kitchen Washington, D.C.
  • Next Date 28 October 2026

This Thanksgiving, trade your kitchen chaos for our slick service. Bring your favorite people to Hell’s Kitchen and let our chefs take the holiday heat while you dive into the bold flavors and high energy that turn every meal into an occasion.

Beef Wellington served with roast potatoes, carrots, and a dollop of relish on a white plate.

The Star of the Table

Turkey Wellington

For Thanksgiving Day only, November 26, turkey gets the full Hell’s Kitchen treatment in Miami and D.C. Available at select locations, our exclusive Turkey Wellington brings a holiday favorite together with one of Chef Ramsay’s most celebrated dishes, creating a centerpiece made for sharing – and for bragging about.

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Private Dining & Events

BRING EVERYONE TOGETHER

Big family, even bigger appetites? Claim a private space and keep everyone together, from an intimate hideaway to a Red or Blue table right in the heat of service.

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LITTLE DINERS WELCOME

Thanksgiving is for the whole family and while the grown-ups feast, our regular Ramsay Kids Menu keeps the little ones happy with kid-friendly favorites.

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One Day Only. Make It Yours.

Thanksgiving tables at Hell’s Kitchen don’t hang around for long. Lock in your seat before the dinner rush and let the feasting – and the drama – begin.