Who makes really good chili?

I need enough for about 20 people tomorrow... I was going to make some but I doubt I'll have time.

I have an award winning recipe... But It will cost you. My time costs money as well!

[Robin Garr]

A few at random: The Cafe, BBC, and the Chili Pot in Okolona.

I'll second The Chili Pot.

The Chili Pot is just down the road from me at my new home, I was thinking about them but I've never eaten there. I guess I can go taste their product and make a decision then. I shouldn't have any trouble getting enough to feed 20-25 people, should I?

[Robin Garr]

Adam, I reviewed the Chili Pot in January, when it was new, and I really liked it.
http://www.louisvillehotbytes.com/a-dis ... o-enjoy-it

I'm pretty sure they'd have no trouble giving you chili for 25, but why not give them a call?

The Chili Pot
8118 Preston Highway
966-9920

Robin, I had planned on calling them but I was just seeing if anyone had experience getting a large order. So is the "Louisville" style chili the best? It looks as if I can order their chili by the half gallon so I was thinking about getting a couple different kinds.

Enjoy that "new" fridge ( Iwas there when it was bought)!! I will third the Chili Pot. One fun thing is you can get differnt styles! I LOVE the white, hubby loves the beef.

Enjoy that "new" fridge ( Iwas there when it was bought)!! I will third the Chili Pot. One fun thing is you can get differnt styles! I LOVE the white, hubby loves the beef.

LOL... the fridge ain't too bad for $100 and it beats living out of coolers. I imagine I'll get an actual new one around tax time. Thansk for the chili info too, I'll taste them all before ordering.

I remember getting good chili at Morris Deli (Karem Deebs) on Taylorsville Road....

If you want to go cheap, Wendy's has a good chili - I believe they dump in all day-old beef (as they don't freeze beef) and the seasonings aren't bad . . . our "go to" meal when on the highway (and not wanting to stop for more than 5 min or so) was a Wendy's baked potato topped with chili.

Otherwise, to me chili is like bbq, pizza, or several other foods: there's a minimal threshhold, above which it depends on what you grew up with. If you grew up in Cincy, you'll search for chili with cinnamon; if Texas, chili without beans, if New Mexico, redolent with the local red chilis, and so forth. All of the places listed are decent!

shady Lane

I friggin LOVE the chili at the BBC, hold the cheese and onion.

If you decide to sell the fridge, let me know. We had our eye on it until we found out your folks wanted it.

Will do Suzi.

BTW, got the chili from the Chili Pot and it was some good stuff. They did forget to put the beans in the bag and they charged extra for cheese, but all in all a positive experience. I'll be going back for sure.