Did You Know? 🦃

A Tradition Dating Back to 1621

Did you know that the first Thanksgiving was celebrated in 1621?The English settlers of Plymouth gathered with the Wampanoag tribe to give thanks for the harvest and for surviving a harsh winter. Although the menu looked very different from today’s feast, the spirit of gratitude that defines the holiday was born then.

Turkey Was Not Always the Star of the Meal

Did you know that turkey did not become popular until more than 200 years later?The early meals included venison, fish, and grains. Turkey became a national symbol because it was plentiful and large enough to feed big families gathered for the celebration.

Pumpkin Pie Is Iconic—But Not Original

Did you know that pumpkin pie was not part of the first Thanksgiving meal?Recipes using pumpkin began appearing in American cookbooks in the 18th century. Today, no Thanksgiving celebration feels complete without this classic dessert.

The Busiest Family Travel Day of the Year

Did you know that more than 55 million people travel during Thanksgiving?It is the busiest travel period in the country, even surpassing Christmas. For many, it is the most anticipated time of the year because it symbolizes going home, reconnecting, and giving thanks.

From Family Tradition to Community Celebration

Did you know that many cities host parades and community meals on this day?New York City’s Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and the NFL football games have become modern rituals, blending tradition and entertainment into large national celebrations.

Divieto and the Spirit of Gratitude

At Divieto, we believe gratitude is best celebrated through memorable experiences. Every dish we serve, every smile we share, and every family that visits us is part of what we’re most thankful for: our community.

This Thanksgiving, we give thanks for our guests, our team, and the moments we continue to create together.