Dining

Thanksgiving restaurant specials

John Mutrux / The Kansas City Star

Miami.com

If you’d rather make Thanksgiving reservations than recipes, here’s a sampling of what’s on offer in South Florida. Unless noted, specials are available Nov. 22, prices are person, tax and tip are extra, and reservations are highly recommend. Check for updates at Miami.com.

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