In case you've been living under a shipwreck a rock for the past few weeks or are a barely functioning member of humanity, the Titanic is celebrating its 100-year deathaversary next week. Perhaps you weren't in the market to plunk down $12,500 for Groupon's Titanic vacation package, and maybe you're not quite prepared to drop $450 on a "tragically tasty" recreation of the doomed ship's last meal. But lo, all hope is not lost!
Dinner Of The Doomed: Prime Meats Serving Titanic-Themed Dinner
14 Great Thanksgiving Dining Options To Keep You Out Of The Kitchen
With so many great dining options in town why do we feel obligated to cook for ourselves and a crowd of hangers-on for Thanksgiving? Besides, aren't ovens for storing ones extensive VHS collection? Once you've spent $145 buying a free-range turkey and organic hericot vert, the cost of dining out seems downright reasonable. So put down the turkey baster, pick up your phone and make a reservation at one of our picks for a Thanksgiving out on the town. Yes, it's true you'll have a harder time making a leftover sandwich in the morning, but on the plus side: no dishes to wash.
Midweek Special: NYC Restaurant Review Roundup
This week Sam Sifton at the Times files an unenthusiastic one star review on the flashy Bryant Park location of Charlier Palmer's Aureole. Palmer, a restaurant impresario who made his bones in the kitchen of the River Cafe, relocated his well-liked restaurant from the Upper East Side to the new Bank of America building this summer.

