Bob Evans Thanksgiving Menu (Latest 2026)

Nobody wants to be stuck at the stove all Thanksgiving morning. Bob Evans has spent over 30 years getting turkey right, using a nine-step process behind the scenes. So the centerpiece? Already handled. Pick something like the Holiday Hot Family Meal or the Turkey Farmhouse Feast — prices run from $12.39 up to $109.99, feeding 4 to 10 people depending on what you grab. Order it, heat it, sit down at the table. That’s really it.

Thanksgiving Menu At Bob Evans

Bob Evans has a Thanksgiving menu full of classic holiday food, the kind everyone actually looks forward to. Each meal is made homestyle, so it still feels like a real holiday dinner, minus the hours in the kitchen. Let Bob Evans do the cooking this year — you focus on the family.

Holiday Hot Family Meal

Holiday Hot Family Meal—$109.99 |
6 People

Premium Celebration Platter

Premium Celebration Platter—$18.99 |
4 People

Holiday Celebration Platter

Holiday Celebration Platter—$17.99 |
4 People

Homestead Farmer

Homestead Farmer—$13.49 |
4 People

Turkey Farmhouse Feast

Turkey Farmhouse Feast—$74.29 |
4 People

Premium Farmhouse Feast

Premium Farmhouse Feast—$79.99 |
4 People

Ham Farmhouse Feast

Ham Farmhouse Feast—$69.99 |
4 People

Pot Roast Farmhouse Feast

Pot Roast Farmhouse Feast—$79.99 |
4 People

The Original Farmers Choice

The Original Farmer’s Choice—$12.39 | 4 People

Country Fried Steak Farm Fresh Eggs

Country-Fried Steak & Farm-Fresh Eggs — $13.19 | 4 People

Double Meat Farmers Choice

Double Meat Farmer’s Choice—$15.09 |
4 People

Cup of Sausage Gravy Biscuits

Cup of Sausage Gravy & Biscuits—$6.99 | 4 People

Bob Evans Thanksgiving Dinner Holiday ( Hot Family Meal )

Holiday Hot Family Meal contains Turkey, ham, stuffing, cranberry relish — this meal covers the whole plate. There’s mashed potatoes and gravy too, plus green beans with ham and buttered corn on the side. Twelve rolls come with it, fresh out of the oven. Six people can eat off this one order, easy.

Premium Celebration Platter

You get turkey and ham, both cooked slowly so they stay juicy. There’s stuffing too, made the old way with bread and celery, plus cranberry relish on the side. For the sides, you’re looking at mashed potatoes (gravy included), green beans with ham, and buttered corn. Warm rolls come with it. Oh, and a slice of pumpkin pie too.

Holiday Celebration Platter

You get slow-roasted turkey with this one, plus stuffing made the old-fashioned way with bread and celery. Cranberry relish comes on the side. For the sides, there’s creamy mashed potatoes with gravy, green beans with ham, and buttered corn. Rolls come fresh-baked. And yeah, there’s a slice of pumpkin pie too.

Bob Evans: 30 Years of Turkey Experts

Bob Evans figured out turkey a long time ago, over 30 years ago, and honestly, it shows. There’s a nine-step process behind it, which sounds like a lot, but that’s kind of the point. Nothing gets rushed. That’s why it actually tastes good every time, not just okay.

Frequently Asked Question ( FAQs )

Yes, they’re open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Hours this year run 8 AM to 7 PM. You can grab a regular breakfast or go for the full Thanksgiving meal. Just call your local spot first, since hours can shift by location.

Orders open October 3rd for the hot meals — Thanksgiving Platter, Family Meal To Go, and the Farmhouse Feast. If you want the Farmhouse Feast, get your order in by November 26th. And on the day itself, Bob Evans stays open serving all the holiday food.

Yep. You’ll get a special holiday breakfast menu plus the regular favorites people order every day.

It’s a ready-to-heat meal built to make the holiday less work. Pick a size — feeds 4, 8, or 10 — and choose turkey or ham with the usual sides: mashed potatoes, stuffing, pumpkin pie. Order it, pick it up, heat it at home, done. More time for family, less time cooking.

It comes cold, so plan a few hours to heat everything before you sit down to eat. Instructions are included, so you’re not guessing.

A few ways: eat at the restaurant, order takeout, or grab a Farmhouse Feast to heat up at home. There’s no buffet, but the to-go and catering meals cover everything for a family dinner or a bigger crowd.

Yes. Farmhouse Feast covers up to 10 people, and there’s catering for groups bigger than that. Eat in, take it home, or have it catered — Bob Evans has something that works either way.