Order a french turkey feast for thanksgiving at la madeleine french cafe

Dallas, TX – la Madeleine French Café is taking the hassle out of the holidays and making it easy to enjoy the “joie de vivre,” or joy of life, with friends and family with its take-home or catered Holiday Feast!

Now available for pre-order, la Madeleine’s Holiday Feast includes oven-roasted turkey breast, creamy wild mushroom sauce, red-skinned mashed potatoes, green beans almondine, cranberry apple chutney, cranberry apple stuffing and its iconic sea salt baguettes. The Holiday Feast take-home option feeds 4-6 or 8-10 people and the hot-catered option feeds 8-10 or 18-20.

“This holiday season, we wanted to give our loyal guests the gift of quality time,” said la Madeleine Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Fox. “At la Madeleine, we value time spent with loved ones, so we wanted to make it easier for our guests to spend less time cooking and more time with family and friends, whether that be at an office party or your family Thanksgiving gathering. With our different catering and take-home options, la Madeleine’s Holiday Feast is the perfect opportunity for any host to have a stress-free get together and enjoy more time outside of the kitchen this year.”

Of course, no holiday meal is complete without dessert! For a sweet finish, guests can add a Pumpkin Tart for $18.99 or a Pecan Tart for up to $22.99. Or they can pick up a cake, pie or torte from the bakery. The options are endless!

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