Turkey Meatball Gobbler Pinsetter Bar & Bowl

Gobblers Galore: Thanksgiving Inspiration Abounds in South Jersey

Gobble, gobble! While Thanksgiving sandwiches have been popular for many years, the demand for “Gobblers” and related menu items has surged recently. South Jersey spots are adding their unique twists to this seasonal favorite. Here’s a quick roundup. Trust me, I know there are more than this, and there are several threads on the Facebook group. Just search!

Haddon Culinary (Collingswood and Haddonfield)

Taking the Gobbler to new heights, Haddon Culinary offers a Gobbler pot pie and a Gobbler cupcake for November. This year, they’ve added Gobbler turkey sausage—Thanksgiving flavors stuffed inside a casing! Wow.

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Pinsetter Bar & Bowl (Merchantville)

How about trying a Gobbler with an Italian twist? Pinsetter introduces the turkey meatball Gobbler. This version features their housemade turkey meatballs, which include some pork for added richness, along with sausage stuffing, cranberry sauce, and smoked turkey wing gravy, all served on a long Deluxe Bakery roll. It’s as delicious as it sounds!

Turkey Meatball Gobbler – Photo: Marilyn Johnson (do not use without permission)

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Dar’s Steaks (Haddon Township)

“The Gobfather” – Why not Gobbler-up a cheesesteak? Dar’s chicken cheesesteak gobbler includes their signature chicken steak, homemade stuffing and gravy, whole cranberry sauce, and fried onions stuffed into a Del Buono roll.

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Stellato’s Market (Wenonah)

“The Gobbalini” is Thanksgiving in a stromboli. There’s turkey, gravy, cranberry sauce, stuffing, and cheese stuffed in pizza dough.

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No. 79 (Hammonton)

Thanksgiving dinner on top of a pile of pierogies?? YES PLEASE.

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Raging Bull (Pennsauken)

A Gobbler burger doesn’t seem so far-fetched when you’re using a turkey burger, yeah?

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Greens and Grains (various locations)

Not to be left out for Thanksgiving, Greens and Grains offers a meatless Gobbl’r. It’s delicious, and you need a fork to eat it.

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The Oaklyn Manor Bar (Oaklyn)

Yes, you can stuff anything into an egg roll, including Thanksgiving dinner!

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Franco’s (Westmont)

Franco’s (home of the original Tarantini panzarotti) has been doing the gobbler version for many years, and has become a grand tradition for many in the Fall. Something I opined about a few years ago and try to revisit annually.

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Outlaw’s Burger Barn (Vineland)

Gobbler chopped cheese is another version of Thanksgiving in a bun. Premium chopped turkey burger, Cooper sharp, housemade cranberry mayo, cornbread stuffing on a fresh-baked Liscios long roll served with a side of black pepper turkey gravy. YUM!

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Varsity Inn (Ocean City)

Gobbler grilled cheese? Why not! This baby is a grilled Cooper cheese sandwich STUFFED with Oven-Roasted Turkey, Homemade Stuffing, and Homemade Cranberry Compote. Drooling!

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Mama Marie’s Italian Market (Pitman)

Thanksgiving dinner on a roll. You can even get a gluten-free version.

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Tommy’s Tap & Tavern (Cherry Hill & Mt. Laurel)

Tommy’s offers an open-face gobbler sandwich. I can’t find a photo of it, but it’s featured on their Instagram Reel here:

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Vincentown Diner (Vincentown)

Thanksgiving dinner on a stuffing waffle, say what? Vincentown Diner has been offering this for years, and it’s always a hit every year.

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Filippo’s Pizza (Glassboro)

Thanksgiving plate pinwheels.

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Zallie’s Markets (various locations)

Thanksgiving pizza! That’s right, Zallie’s has gone zany and loaded up pizza dough with stuffing, gravy, shredded turkey, mashed potatoes, fresh cranberries, and smoked gouda! Wowzas.

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Gass & Main (Haddonfield)

Gass & Main piles the “leftovers” on a bun and calls it Monica’s Moistmaker LOL

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Grateful Gourmet (Mount Holly)

American Thanksgiving meets Canadian Thanksgiving with the Friendsgiving poutine (Thanksgiving on a plate of French fries).

provided by Grateful Gourmet

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Woodstown Diner (Woodstown)

How do you up the carb ante of a Gobbler? Why, put it in the bread bowl, of course! I mean, everything is better in a bread bowl, isn’t it? Again, can’t find a photo, but they have confirmed this is on the “specials” menu.

Where is your favorite Gobbler or Thanksgiving inspired creation in South Jersey?

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