To-Go Options Popular As Thanksgiving Dinners Shrink During Pandemic

KUAF | By Daniel Caruth

Published November 24, 2020 at 2:42 PM CST

The Farmer's Table in Fayetteville has seen an increase in to-go order for their Thanksgiving meals this year.

With the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warning against holiday travel and family gatherings, many restaurants are boosting their sales by offering more to-go options for people whose Thanksgiving dinners have been canceled or scaled back because of COVID-19.

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