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Giving, Thanking, Eating: This year, we’re thankful for the Resy and Tock restaurants feeding us on Turkey Day. (And for further delaying our crash-course on basting poultry.) Full-service dinner is being offered at Playa Provisions, Marea, 1 Pico at Shutters, and The Little Door, while Thanksgiving pickup orders can be placed in advance at Jyan Isaac Bread, The Village Bakery and Cafe, and Bludso’s BBQ. For more great places to dine with a crowd, holiday or no holiday, check out our group dining and private dining room guides.
Beyond Thanksgiving: Of course, there’s plenty more to celebrate this month. Join Brick Lane on Nov. 6 and 7 for Diwali, and honor the occasion with two full nights of DJs, henna artists, and a family-style dinner. On Nov. 10, it’s the crossover of our dreams, as Morihiro in Victor Heights hosts chef Ki Kim of Restaurant Ki for a one-night only New Korean and Japanese tasting menu. Don’t miss out on Mírate’s Natural History Museum panel (Nov. 8) or Frank Stitt’s stint at Darling by Sean Brock (Nov. 17), either. In fact, you should head to Resy’s Special Dining Events and Experiences right now to ensure you’re not missing anything major.

What’s New in November: November, more like New-vember. There’s a bunch of new, cool things happening across Tock and Resy, including new jazz nights at Darling and Grá, new Wednesday hours for Corridor 109, a new fall menu at Little Fish Melrose Hill, and Somni is hiring for a new chef de partie, and oh, we have a newly refreshed guide to all the best cocktails in Los Angeles, which we think you’ll love. Find that, and more guides, here.
Bucket Listers:The focus tends to shift towards others during the holiday season, but we’re here to remind you — don’t forget to take care of No. 1. Treat yourself to a bucket list restaurant, a place you save on maps and look longingly at between pay days. May we suggest a table at Spago, Wolfgang Puck’s fashionable flagship? You also might enjoy the $95 filet mignon with bordelaise at MUSE, or an aperitivo from Bar Avoja that tastes like a Roman holiday. Whichever you choose, consult our latest handbook: The Resy Guide to Splurge-Worthy Dining in Los Angeles.