Hearth at the Heathman Hotel Kirkland is offering a three-course Christmas Day dine-in service for $75 (or $35 for kids) with options like cauliflower fennel soup, cassoulet, house-made gnocchi, and pecan tart. You can even sit outside on a cozy heated and outdoor patio. The restaurant is also running an après-ski pop-up on its west patio Mondays through Saturdays through January 28, during which you can warm up with specials like smoked blue cheese gougeres and a Woodinville Whiskey shot ski. Christmas and après-ski reservations are available online.

Ballard’s waterfront seafood classic has two ways to dine in for Christmas. You can reserve a table at the first-floor Ray’s Boathouse for a special $70 three-course menu on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, with options like chicory salad, mushroom polenta, grilled king salmon, and eggnog mascarpone chocolate mousse cake. Upstairs, Ray’s Cafe takes reservations for the holidays, though the cafe bar still only takes walk-ins. The cafe will offer its regular menu both Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, plus a few a la carte options from the Christmas menu on Christmas Day.

On Christmas Eve and Christmas Day, Fremont’s Indian fine dining restaurant, Rasai, will serve a multi-course extravaganza for $120 with dishes like truffle fritters with papaya relish, seared scallops with white asparagus stew, tiger pumpkin soup, morel makhani or seared duck breast with lentil salad, and plum pudding filled with brandy. You can book a table inside or on the patio and add wine pairings for $50.

Capitol Hill’s Mamnoon, which has been winning hearts with superb Levantine cuisine for over a decade now, is once again offering holiday takeout for online preorder and pickup on December 24. The holiday package, intended to feed four to six people, includes sides like stuffed eggplant and roasted Brussels sprouts, potatoes, and sweet potatoes, all of which complement a show-stopping spice-rubbed leg of lamb that requires a bit of cooking at home. You can also order a la carte if you prefer, plus add on wine sets and desserts like baklava assortments and tahini chocolate chip cookies.

Capitol Hill vegan superstar Plum Bistro will send you home with two different versions of “Granddaddy’s Southern Christmas Dinner” on December 24 in honor of chef Makini Howell’s father — the restaurant says he showed her how to cook half of the offerings and would have loved all of them. For $250 you can preorder a combo featuring maple-glazed smoked and roasted seitan and salted caramel apple crumble pie; for $220 you can try country-fried tofu steaks with gravy and a gluten-free chocolate bundt cake. Each meal comes with a handful of sides like Nana’s cornbread stuffing and of course Mac & Yease. They’re both intended to feed five or six people, and you can add on extra sides and desserts as you please.

If you order by December 16, you can take home a festive heat-at-home dinner from downtown steakhouse Metropolitan Grill on December 23, available for pickup or delivery and designed to feed four. Pick an entree like filet mignon or Kurobuta ham and you’ll also get sides like au gratin potatoes and creamed spinach plus a chocolate peppermint tart with fresh raspberries. You can also add on a bottle of wine like the Met’s house-label cabernet sauvignon from Walla Walla.

Late-night legend 13 Coins hosts Christmas Eve and Christmas Day dinners at all of its locations, including Pioneer Square, SeaTac, Bellevue, and a brand-new one in Vancouver, Washington. The holiday menu features leek and langoustine risotto for $43 or prime rib with broccolini for $45, and you can add on a holiday cocktail called Cranberry Beret, mixing prosecco, Aperol, and cranberry juice; you’ll also be able to order other old-school treats like a bucket of clams and veal Marsala. You can only make reservations for parties of six or more, which may be bad news for planners but good news for those who procrastinate and want to try their luck walking in.

West Seattle butcher and barbecue spot Lady Jaye is taking preorders for a limited number of hot “Meat N’ Three” meal packages for Christmas Eve pickup this year. The four meat options include turkey drum confit, smoked pork loin roast, and wagyu brisket pot roast, and each comes with biscuits and three sides, like smoked jalapeno kale Caesar and four-cheese grits.