Costa Covo crafts a refined Thanksgiving feast for sharing
L'Hermitage Bahrain's restaurant Costa Covo transforms the autumn holiday with a menu of seasonal dishes designed for the shared table: rye roasted duck, heritage turkey, butternut gnudi and roasted squash.
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Costa Covo understands that Thanksgiving belongs to the table itself, not to any single plate. This season, the restaurant at L’Hermitage Bahrain shapes the occasion around dishes conceived for sharing: rye roasted duck breast arrives beside butternut gnudi, heritage turkey sits alongside stuffed delicata squash, each element composed to complement rather than compete.

The dining room itself becomes part of the ceremony. Deep burgundy fabrics anchor the space while fresh greenery softens the edges, and the kitchen’s philosophy emerges through each course. Roasted proteins arrive with their natural juices, vegetables retain their seasonal character, and the portions suggest abundance without excess. A duck breast lands on pristine white, its deep sear giving way to pale pink within, accompanied by golden root vegetables and bright herbs. Nearby, salmon glazed in delicate sauce rests on a charred black plate beside vibrant squash purée, the temperature still rising from the kitchen’s attention.

What distinguishes this menu is restraint dressed as generosity. The butternut gnudi speaks to the season’s harvest without overwhelm, the turkey holds its place without dominating, and the stuffed squash carries enough substance to anchor the meal. Wine flows from glasses that catch the light, and the rhythm of the evening belongs to conversation and the unhurried pleasure of eating well among people who matter.

Reservations secure a place at Costa Covo’s Thanksgiving table through the restaurant’s booking system.
Imagery courtesy of L'Hermitage Bahrain (@lermitagebh).


