Share a Taste of Middleton this Thanksgiving
Carryout, desserts and specials to add a taste of Middleton to your Thanksgiving dinner table.
This includes information for Thanksgiving 2025. Stay tuned for updated ways to celebrate in 2026 as the holiday draws closer!
Thanksgiving is a time to gather together with loved ones, give thanks and share a delicious meal. Whether hosting or visiting, add a taste of Middleton to your Thanksgiving feast this year. From handmade dinner rolls and loaves of bread to fresh-baked pies and cookies, several Middleton businesses offer traditional holiday fixings and baked goods that your Thanksgiving party will surely enjoy.
Please note: many Middleton restaurants and businesses are closed on Thanksgiving. Make sure to pick up your Thanksgiving fixings before Thursday, Nov. 27, 2025. Preorder and pickup deadlines differ between restaurants.
Barriques
608-824-9463
BARRIQUESMARKET.COM
To ensure you can get a caffeine boost before guests arrive, Barriques is open 6:30 a.m. – 2 p.m. on Thanksgiving Day. If looking to host a coffee bar at your Thanksgiving gathering, Barriques offers 96-ounce coffee boxes, referred to as “Joes To-Go,” which come with cups, cream, sugars and stir sticks, all for $24.95. A 24-hour notice is preferred when ordering party-sized coffee carriers. Also available at Barriques is a wide variety of canned beer and full bottles of wine and spirits, many of which are local and perfect to bring to a party.
Clasen’s European Bakery
608-831-2032
CLASENSBAKERY.COM
If looking for help in the baking department this holiday season, Clasen’s European Bakery in Middleton has you covered. With more than 40 varieties of handcrafted loaves of bread and rolls, and 70 varieties of delicious treats, including pastries, cookies, pies, tarts, tortes, cakes and chocolate, there is sure to be something from this European bakery that’ll wow your Thanksgiving crowd. Plus, Clasen’s European Bakery can help provide a no-fuss breakfast with whole quiches available in three different flavors. Orders must be placed before Monday, Nov. 24.
November/Thanksgiving features:
- Pecan, pumpkin and Dutch apple pie
- Apple pecan, pumpkin and cranberry walnut quick bread
- Sachertorte
- Dutch apple cake
- Apple cider donuts
- Roll wheels
- Chocolate turkeys (milk and dark)
- Thanksgiving-themed sugar cookies
C’s Restaurant & Bakery
608-836-4700
CSRESTAURANT.COM
If you’ve been assigned dessert duty, impress your crowd with something homemade from C’s Restaurant & Bakery. This local breakfast and brunch spot offers a full lineup of bakery items. Items available for preorder include raspberry bread ($12.99) and a variety of pies: apple, Dutch apple, blueberry, cherry, lemon meringue, pumpkin and pecan ($14.99 – 25.99). Pre-order cut Tuesday, Orders can be placed over the phone or in person and must be picked up by 1 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 27.
Coopers Hawk Winery & Restaurant
608-828-7884
CHWINERY.com
Enjoy Thanksgiving at one of Middleton’s newest restaurants: Cooper’s Hawk Winery & Restaurant. They will serve a complete Thanksgiving meal in the dining area and also offer a delicious heat-and-serve take-home package curated by their culinary team. The in-person meal is priced at $36.99 per adult and $15.99 for kids aged 12 and under. The menu includes butternut squash soup, slow-roasted turkey, stuffing, glazed green beans and carrots, mashed potatoes, cranberry sauce and a pumpkin praline cheesecake. Make your reservation here.
For those interested in the take-home option, their Thanksgiving kit serves up to six people and costs $210.99. It includes all the same items as the in-person meal, along with their signature pretzel bread and instructions for easy reheating on Thanksgiving Day. Take-home pre-sale can be ordered here until Friday, Nov. 21, and kits can be collected on Wednesday, Nov. 26, or Thursday, Nov. 27.
Grace Coffee Co.
715-350-2425
GRACECOFFEEWI.COM
Grace Coffee Co. in Downtown Middleton isn’t just known for its coffee but also its bakery section. For Thanksgiving, Grace Coffee Co. offers a special bakery menu, which features a variety of pies, cheesecakes, quiche and more. All preorders must be placed by Monday, Nov. 24, and can be picked up on Wednesday, Nov. 26, or Thursday, Nov. 27. Order through the Grace Coffee mobile app or their website. Bakery preorders include pumpkin cheesecake, pecan pie, French silk pie, pumpkin pie and a ham and cheese or veggie quiche. Making its debut this year is the pumpkin deluxe pie, a dreamy mix of pumpkin pie, creamy pumpkin cheesecake, and toasted pecans.
Hidden Cave Cidery
608-213-7396
HIDDENCAVECIDERY.COM
Did someone say sweet potato casserole? How about in a hard cider form? Among Hidden Cave Cidery’s list of ciders available in November is the Sweet Potato Casserole specialty cider. This cider is crafted with roasted sweet potatoes, nutmeg, dark brown sugar, marshmallow fluff and fermented Wisconsin apples. A variety of other cider flavors can also be purchased in Hidden Cave Cidery’s tasting room or at local liquor stores. New this year the Cidery is releasing hard cider made from historic apple varieties from France and England
Hubbard Avenue Diner
608-831-6800
HUBBARDAVENUEDINER.COM
Hubbard Avenue Diner is the place to go if you want to bring some pie to the party. This local diner features more than a dozen different flavors of pie and a variety of other baked goods, including cakes, cheesecakes, cookies, brownies, cinnamon rolls, biscuits and dinner rolls. Preorders for holiday pies and baked goods can be placed through this link by Nov. 21. Hubbard will be closed on Thanksgiving Day, so all items must be picked up by 8 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 26.
In addition to their year-round pie flavors, holiday featured pie options are available only through Thanksgiving and include apple double crust (vegan), apple cranberry double crust (vegan), pecan, pecan chocolate chip, pumpkin chocolate chip, sweet potato, and, of course, pumpkin. Hubbard even offers select take-and-bake options to allow you to wow your guests with your baking skills (we won’t tell that you didn’t make them from scratch). Ready to eat pies are $22.49 and take n’ bake options are $21.99. Each pie serves six slices.
Miggy’s Bakes
608-445-4332
MIGGYSBAKES.COM
Miggy’s Bakes will have Thanksgiving-themed baked good platters and cakes available for pre-order and pick up on Wednesday, Nov. 26. These platters come in a variety of size options and include a mix of seasonally-flavored cookie cups, cookies and bars — all are almost too cute to eat. Thanksgiving guests will certainly be impressed by this baked goods spread. If you’re looking for a fun family activity, consider purchasing a Thanksgiving cookie decorating kit. New this year, order homemade hand pies (a dozen or half a dozen) in flavors like apple, pumpkin or pecan. Orders must be placed before Nov. 24.
National Mustard Museum
608-831-2222
MUSTARDMUSEUM.COM
Stop by the National Mustard Museum to get your favorite Thanksgiving condiment. Many traditional Thanksgiving recipes can be spiced up by adding one of the museum’s hundreds of mustards. The National Mustard Museum will be closed on Thanksgiving but open 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. on all other days of the week. Can’t make it to Thanksgiving with your loved ones? Send them a “Thanksgiving Greeting Card” mustard from Middleton to show you care. Need meal inspiration? Visit the Mustard Museum’s page of recipes to find your new Thanksgiving favorite or explore its list of cranberry mustards that are the perfect way to breathe new life into turkey leftovers.