Relatives coming over? Holiday To-Go – a tasty solution to holiday stress!

This is a Sponsored post written by me on behalf of Piccadilly Restaurants for SocialSpark. All opinions are 100% mine.

So…the family is all meeting at your house this year for the annual Christmas gathering?  You knew it was coming.  You’ve been dreading the preparation for this event all year.  You see, the issue is that you totally need to up the ante.  Last year, Aunt Ethel had the holiday dinner at the Venetian in Las Vegas. Uncle Waldo won $300 dollars at the penny slots and your cousin Fred came back married to some dance hall girl.

Of course the marriage didn’t last once she saw the trailer park, but everyone still agrees that it was the best holiday function ever. This year, the gathering is at your house and Aunt Ethel is all smug thinking that she has totally showed you up.  So it truly pays to plan ahead.

After all, the Venetian had a huge bouquet of poinsettias at the center of the table and a carved ice sculpture of Santa and his reindeer. Everyone thought it was so funny when Uncle Waldo used antler ice for his Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer.  (You know, you can take the family out of the country, but you can’t take the country out of the family)!

And the buffet!  The family is still talking about it!  Cousin Ray ate so much that he had to rent a scooter to haul himself from the buffet line to the casino.  How in the heck can you compete with that?

Did you know that Piccadilly Restaurants is now offering Holiday To-Go for Thanksgiving and Christmas with your choice of turkey or ham and all the trimmings?  Each feast serves 10-14 guests. For a smaller gathering, Piccadilly’s Junior Holiday Feasts can accommodate 4-6 people. And desserts too!  All of Piccadilly’s homestyle favorites and desserts are available à la carte, so whether you want the whole meal, just sides or dessert, they totally have your back!  You can easily order them on line!

Piccadilly Restaurants have more than 60 restaurants and 80 food service locations all across the southeast.  They specialize in homestyle comfort food.  Things like Fried Chicken, Carrot Soufflé and their famous desserts.  A perfect solution for the family that loves a good southern feast!

And affordable too!  Holiday Feast To-Go is $54.99 for Turkey or Ham. Junior Holiday Feasts are $29.99 for Turkey and $25.99 for Ham!  You may not be the one that won $300 in penny slots last year, but you can certainly afford to feed the family in style with Piccadilly!

I’m betting that even Aunt Ethel will be impressed!

Taking advantage of Piccadilly’s Holiday Feast To-Go leaves you more time to straighten up the house, adding all those special touches that make your family event so special.  No more worrying about the smoke alarm going off in the middle of the party, or the souffle falling when Grandpa slams the door.  And imagine all the extra time you will have to enjoy the family!

What?  Aunt Ethel wants to know your secret?

Hand her a Piccadilly gift card when nobody is looking!  For every $50 spent on gift cards now through December 31, 2013 a $10 savings card will be issued which can be used towards a Piccadilly purchase from January 1 – January 31, 2014 at participating restaurants!

Be sure to like Piccadilly Restaurants on Facebook and follow @EatPiccadilly on Twitter!  You never know when you are going to need a quick and delicious meal!