Saturday After Thanksgiving Dive and Picnic @ Blue Heron Bridge

[Walter]

On a more serious note, the Kbulla and I will be baking the pies on Friday. We are planning on pumpkin, apple and maybe key lime. Will 3 be enough?

Three of each? If each pie is sliced into 8 pieces, and there are three pies, there will be 24 slices to be split up for 40 people. Three of each, on the other hand, sounds good.

 

[clofty]

Any recommendations or advice regarding where our family can go for a Thanksgiving like dinner (Turkey for everyone and pumpkin pie for me and my daughter) on Thursday night. We are staying at the Springhill Suites, West Palm Beach I-95 and would like to have a family dinner like the Gypsy Cab (if anyone's ever been there it's at St. Augustine, where we usually go for Thanksgiving).

 

[MB]

On a more serious note, the Kbulla and I will be baking the pies on Friday. We are planning on pumpkin, apple and maybe key lime. Will 3 be enough?

I think it would be better to make 4 of each, then drop 1 of each off in Delray!

 

[aprxh]

I will be attending. I can bring rolls, and brownies.

 

[KBeck]

Any recommendations or advice regarding where our family can go for a Thanksgiving like dinner (Turkey for everyone and pumpkin pie for me and my daughter) on Thursday night. We are staying at the Springhill Suites, West Palm Beach I-95 and would like to have a family dinner like the Gypsy Cab (if anyone's ever been there it's at St. Augustine, where we usually go for Thanksgiving).

Hmm. Since it's a tourist town, I think you should find things open. Off the top of my head, you could go to Bradley's. It is a bar and restaurant; website says they're open 365 days a year. It's average food, but it's one of those old Palm Beach institutions that's been around forever.

There's a ton of restaurants at CityPlace; if some look interesting you could call to see if they intend to be open.

The main "hotspot" area downtown is Clematis Street; linked website gives an overview of restaurants on the street.

Sorry I can't be more specific; let me know if you have questions, though!

 

[joystershell]

Any recommendations or advice regarding where our family can go for a Thanksgiving like dinner (Turkey for everyone and pumpkin pie for me and my daughter) on Thursday night. We are staying at the Springhill Suites, West Palm Beach I-95 and would like to have a family dinner like the Gypsy Cab (if anyone's ever been there it's at St. Augustine, where we usually go for Thanksgiving).

Cracker Barrell Restaurant.

 

[BHB ScubaTroll]

I hate to say it because of the irony... Outback Steakhouse is open on Thanksgiving and serving the traditional meal

KBeck will kill me for suggesting it, but... There is a "Carving Board" on US1 between Blue Heron Blvd. and North Lake Blvd. I am pretty sure they will be doing traditional Thanksgiving fare... Think "all you can eat Morrison's Cafateria"

 

[billmackbarnes]

On a more serious note, the Kbulla and I will be baking the pies on Friday. We are planning on pumpkin, apple and maybe key lime. Will 3 be enough?

I have been on the fence about coming because I am in the middle of moving.
I would like to put myself down as a maybe. I can bring tables, chairs, utensils, and store bought food if you can tell me what you need.

Jenny temped me with the pies, though.

Bill

 

[MB]

I hate to say it because of the irony... Outback Steakhouse is open on Thanksgiving and serving the traditional meal.

Ahh, the traditional Kangaroo Ribs with Koala Pate'!! Yummy! Makes my manatee burgers sorta tame.

 

[KBeck]

I will be attending. I can bring rolls, and brownies.

Hiya Rich and welcome to the group! Glad to have you! Do you know anyone else coming, or will this be your introduction to ScubaBoard Conch's?