Not everyone feels the need to eat a traditional Thanksgiving meal. For some, going out to eat and celebrating the holiday with loved ones is more than enough. 

Owners and managers of Summit County restaurants that plan to be open for the holiday are encouraged to tell the Summit Daily News. A reporter is putting together an extensive guide for locals and visitors who want to grab a bite to eat on Thanksgiving. The guide will include the name of the restaurant, physical location, phone number and website, as well as whether or not reservations are required and what kind of meal will be served. 

The guide will be published in print and online both on Wednesday, Nov. 23, and on Thursday, Nov. 24. The guide will be similar to one published last year. 

To be included, submit a response via a survey at bit.ly/OpenForTheHoliday by 10 a.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 22. Late responses will be added to the digital article and will be included in the Thursday reprint depending on the time the response was submitted.

In addition to this guide, the Summit Daily has also published a guide for restaurants and caterers offering to-go traditional Thanksgiving meals. Any company interested in being added is invited to take the survey at Bit.ly/SDThanksgivingMeals. 

For questions, please email Summit Daily’s digital engagement editor, Jenna deJong, at jdejong@summitdaily.com.