If family time gets to be too much, you may need a drink (or 10) after this year's Thanksgiving feast. While the liquor stores may be closed, many bars in Philadelphia are kind enough to open their doors to all of us in need of some relaxation.
Opens at 4 PM
This rooftop bar overlooking the Parkway will be open from 8 AM-12 PM. It's the perfect spot to grab some breakfast and watch the 6ABC parade.
Opens at 7 PM
Celebrate "
Danksgiving" at this bottle shop and beer bar. The bar will be open at 4 PM with tons of dank IPAs on tap, food specials and football games on the TV.
Opens at 8 PM, kitchen closed.
Opens at 9 AM with wine poured by Chaddsford Winery.
Open with full menu 12 PM-8 PM.
Opens at noon with a full bar and light menu, at 2 PM they begin seating for their family-style holiday dinner.
Opens at 11 AM. Kitchen open until 1 AM. Happy hour from 4:30PM-6:30 PM.
Open at 5 PM
Opens at 7 AM
Head to this Old City bar for Thanksgiving brunch and dinner. Their hours will be 7 AM-10 PM, with brunch served until 10:30 AM and dinner served from 12 PM-8:30 PM. The dinner menu is prix fixe for $55 and $25 for the kids.
Opens at 5 PM
Scarpetta (210 W Rittenhouse Sq.; 215-558-4199)
The Italian restaurant will be open from 2 PM-8 PM serving a $68 per person prix fixe tasting menu.
Opens at 4 PM
Open for brunch 8 AM-1 PM and for dinner 3 PM-9:30 PM. The dinner is three courses for $55.
Open from 12 PM-10 PM. Family-style Thanksgiving dinner served for $49 per person, $25 for kids.
Opens at 8 PM, kitchen closed.
The restaurant will be open from 6:30 AM-9 PM. Breakfast will be served until 11 AM and a $75 per person Thanksgiving dinner will be served from 12 PM-9 PM.
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