Spooky Halloween Menus

Updated: October 06, 2017
Whether you're hosting the neighborhood Halloween party or just having folks over before or after trick-or-treating, these Halloween menus will help you celebrate All Hallows Eve in great spirits. Before you send the kids out to eat tons of candy, fill their tummies with a fun and easy Halloween dinner. Quesadilla easily transform into DIY edible jack-o-lanterns, a hearty bowl of chili is an easily customizable option, and the costume swap party is just genius. Any excuse to make these Halloween menus work for us, so long as we're invited.
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Halloween Supper Menu

Halloween Supper Menu Menu
Put a spooky twist on this seasonal meal with olives disguised as spiders and a creepy cobweb cake. To enjoy fall's best produce, serve recipes featuring pumpkin, parsnips, pears, and carrots.
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Fun with Friendly Ghosts

Fun with Friendly Ghosts Menu
What's not to love about a menu featuring Brew-Ha-Ha Punch, Weiner Worms, and candy-decorated moonpies on a stick? Dressing up in a costume is recommended but not required.

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Kids' Halloween Dinner Menu

Kids' Halloween Dinner Menu Menu
Friendly pumpkin-shaped quesadillas served alongside "bloody" soup and "bug-filled" salad will put the whole family in a festive, Halloween spirit.
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Halloween Costume-Swap Party

James Carrier
Halloween Costume-Swap Party Menu
Simple sweets like fudge, caramel popcorn, and rocky road bars are easy pick-ups that pair well with chocolate spiced coffee. Place the treats around the house for guests to enjoy while the kids trick-or-treat.

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Halloween Bake Shop

Halloween Bake Shop Menu
Serve all things sweet this Halloween with cookies shaped like jack-o'-lanterns, witches, and eyeballs, a cake disguised as a graveyard, and skeleton and ghost cupcakes.

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Halloween Party Menu

Halloween Party Menu Menu
Revel in the Halloween fun by hosting a party featuring spooky foods like Bucket o' Bones (ribs), Voodoo Fondoo (cheese dip), Finger Food (green beans and carrot sticks) and Blood Bath Punch (cranberry juice cocktail).
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Halloween Open House

Photo: Becky Luigart-Stayner
Halloween Open House Menu
The centerpiece of this block party is the food – delicious and just creepy enough to keep with the theme. White Chicken Stew Brew anchors the menu as a hearty main dish, while the Pumpkin Cheese Ball and Monster Eyes provide plenty for kids to snack on throughout the party.

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A Wicked Boo! Fete

Richard Jung
A Wicked Boo! Fete Menu
Although the recipes sound scary–Boil and Bubble Soup Cauldron, Spook Crisps, Bleach Bones and Bloodshot Eyes–we guarantee that they won't scare off your bunch of hungry goblins. Menu: A Wicked Boo! Fete

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A Spooky Halloween Menu

HOWARD L. PUCKETT
A Spooky Halloween Menu Menu
Satisfy the kids' appetites with a wholesome supper before they go trick–or–treating. Once they fill up on Creamy Bacon Dip and Barbecue Pizza Bites, they might pace themselves a little on the candy. Or not.
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Ghostly Gathering

Ghostly Gathering Menu
You don't even have to twitch your nose to create this bewitching menu featuring Roast Chickens with Vampireproof Garlic Garland, Green Salad with Dracula's Teeth, Broomstick Breadsticks, and Meringue Ghosts. It's easy, it's fun, and it it'll work magic on your hungry guests.

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Soup for Supper

Photo: Becky Luigart-Stayner; Styling: Jan Gautro, Melanie J. Clarke
Soup for Supper Menu
When you're headed out o the carnival or to trick-or-treat, a complicated menu is not what you need. This two-recipe supper featuring hearty bean soup and oatmeal bread is an ideal way to start your busy, fun-filled night.

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Casual Chili Party

Becky Luigart-Stayner
Casual Chili Party Menu
For a casual come-and-go gathering on Halloween night, consider a chili buffet that practically serves itself.
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Wicked Good Fun Menu

Wicked Good Fun Menu Menu
No tricks this year–just delicious treats to serve to spirited friends.

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Vampire Dinner Menu

Oxmoor House
Vampire Dinner Menu Menu
With this collection of fang-tastic food, give 'em a thrill on the spookiest night of the year.

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Spectacular Dinner Menu

Oxmoor House
Spectacular Dinner Menu Menu
Serve up some Halloween fun with this hauntingly tasty dinner for eight.
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Scare Up a Crowd Menu

Photo: Tara Donne; Styling: Erin Swift
Scare Up a Crowd Menu Menu
Decorate your table with vintage books and anatomical prints for an artful Halloween vibe. A pitcher of Blood Orange-Bourbon Coolers will add the perfect spot of orange to the setting.
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