These Conroe Restaurants are Open for Thanksgiving

CONROE, TX - Thanksgiving is a time of togetherness and gratitude, but cooking at home can add stress to an otherwise stress-free celebration. The Conroe-Montgomery County Patch has its readers covered with this selection of places in the Conroe area offering hot, holiday options for residents seeking a home-style alternative on Nov. 24.

• Pappas BBQ is open Thanksgiving day from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., serving whole, smoked turkey, green bean casserole, pulled pork, spiral-sliced ham and a number of other plates as well as the option to have a meal delivered to one's place of work, with four package options available. A full menu is available on the Pappas BBQ website.

Address: 27752 Interstate 45 North

• Ryan's offers a holiday feast for $89.99. This includes boneless, sliced turkey breast, boneless, sliced, smoked pit ham, home-style macaroni and cheese, mashed potatoes, country-style green beans, freshly baked dinner rolls, pumpkin pie and pecan pie.

Address: 1413 TX-336 Loop

• The Montgomery County Fairgrounds Exhibition Building is scheduled to play host to a massive Thanksgiving dinner on Nov. 24 from 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., courtesy of Montgomery-based Red Onion Catering and the Friends of Conroe, a non-profit, community-oriented organization committed to enhancing the quality of life in Conroe and throughout Montgomery County. According to Stephen Naleway of Friends of Conroe, the concept of the event is to provide a holiday meal to residents who might not otherwise have one.

Address: 9333 Airport Rd.

• The East Texas Dream Center aims to partner with the community in order to provide programs designed to house women and children in need, feed the hungry and assist the homeless, exhibiting their charitable mission on Thanksgiving day with a feast that begins at 10:30 a.m., open to the public. The center is also accepting donations of canned corn and green beans, desserts, dinner rolls and paper goods.

Address: 301 South 1st St.

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