Out of towners want Hot Browns

I've got some out of town guests coming in, so I asked them if they had any special requests while in Louisville. The answer was that they want to try a Hot Brown.

So, besides the obvious choice of the Brown Hotel, who has a good hot brown on their menu that would make Louisville proud?

Thanks,

David

I've got some out of town guests coming in, so I asked them if they had any special requests while in Louisville. The answer was that they want to try a Hot Brown.

So, besides the obvious choice of the Brown Hotel, who has a good hot brown on their menu that would make Louisville proud?

Thanks,

David

The Baby Hot Browns at Westport General Store are quite tasty, as is everything I've ever had there. The drive there this time of year would be wonderful as well. I'm sure you'll get many more suggestions and you won't go wrong with any of them.

http://www.westportgeneralstore.com/menus/dinner.asp

Lynn's has an AWESOME Hot Brown!

My mom really enjoyed the one at Turkey Joes.

Lynn's hands down. Decadent and rich, using real carved turket instead of the shaved deli sheets. This is the one.

If you're venturing out into the Bluegrass Region, Holly HIll Inn has a wonderful hot brown.

Isn't it this weekend that the Brown is having a fundraiser for the KY Humane Sociey by selling Hot Browns? 85 cents + a $15 cover charge. The $15 goes to the KHS. Go get the original and help homeless pets

depending on how your out-of-towners arrived, and where you are located. I know when I travel by car, the last thing I want to do is spend alot of time in another car.

Im personally not a big eater of Hot browns, but my wife has enjoyed them at both Turkey Joes, and at Goose Creek Diner. Also, Ive read, and been told that The Bristol makes a fine one.

Uh-oh! Looks like it's today only.

Wednesday, October 22, 2008: Brown Hotel 85th Birthday Hot Brown Celebration at J. Graham’s Café

Help the Brown Hotel celebration it’s 85th Birthday with a Hot Brown extravaganza. Petite Hot Brown cups will be available “to go” for 85 cents by the lower entrance of the hotel from noon-1 p.m (the price of the Hot Brown in the 1920's). Additionally guests can dine in J. Graham’s Café and enjoy the Hot Brown for 85 cents plus a $15 donation, with proceeds benefiting the Kentucky Humane Society in memory of Mr. Brown’s long time companion and rescued poodle Woozem. The price of the meal includes the Original Hot Brown, Salad Bar, Derby Pie and Beverage from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Reservations can be made by calling 502-583-1234, extension 7225

My vote is for Bristol. I have also tried the Hot Brown at Lynn's and felt they used way to much turkey.

Turkey Joe's...with their mashed potatoes and mac 'n cheese on the side. mmmm....this might just be dinner tonight.

Have to go with the original on this one. Visit the mothership and then you can compare all the others.

Thanks, you all are the best. I see I have a decision to make, maybe I'll make this Colorado bunch make it. They are all great suggestions.

Thanks again.

David

The Bristol runs a good second-place to the Brown Hotel....

[Robin Garr]

The Bristol runs a good second-place to the Brown Hotel....

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