10 Amazing Places in Indiana To Find a Great Bowl of Chili

As the temperatures cool, Hoosiers know what to look forward to: chili. Whether vegetarian or loaded with meat, chili is one of the cold weather foods that unite all Hoosiers. While chili is incredible when homemade, sometimes you just want to let someone else do the cooking. When you need some comfort food fast, leave the ladle to these 10 restaurants who serve up a mean batch of chili.

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Whether on a hot dog or in a bowl, Coney Island is well known for their delicious chili. Served with oyster crackers, you can't go wrong with a cup of this local legend's finest chili.

Try it at 131 W Main St, Fort Wayne, Indiana

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Any restaurant solely dedicated to soup better deliver when it comes to chili. This Bloomington cafe lives up to its name and serves up some darn good chili.

Try it at 107 N College Ave, Bloomington, IN 47404

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With a name like Viking Chili Bowl, you'll be expecting great chili. And this incredible breakfast and chili joint definitely delivers! We promise you won't leave disappointed.

Try it at 105 East US Hwy 30, Valparaiso, IN

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If you're looking for a real treat, visit the Silver Bell for some of the best homemade chili you've ever tried. Paired with a burger on the side, you'll find yourself loving the cold weather.

Try it at 4424 St Wendel Rd, Wadesville, Indiana

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While the chili here is not served every day (their soup of the day always changes), you're in for a real treat when you can catch it.

Try it at 1915 S Calhoun St, Fort Wayne, IN 46802

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For chili just like mom used to make it, you'll want to visit Korners' Kitchen in Brookville. Always homemade and always delicious.

Try it at 559 Main St, Brookville, Indiana

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Try this iconic cup of chili at Schoop's Hamburgers in Michigan City for a warm, delightful treat. Of course you can't have one without one of their delicious burgers of course.

Try it at 4105 S Franklin St, Michigan City, Indiana

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This brew house features a legendary chili with the aid of their own Bad Elmer's Porter. The result? A slightly malty, spicy chili.

Try it at 820 E 116, Carmel, IN 46032

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This charming restaurant is beloved for its historic beauty and homecooked food. Their southwest style chili is some of the best around, so be sure to swing by for a bowl.

Try it at 17 W Main St, Nashville, IN 47448

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Home of Nick's "Not Yet World Famous Chili," this chili destination is an absolute must try. Order it in a bowl, on a dog, or over fries. See for yourself what all the fuss is about.

Try it at 2621 Lafayette Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46222

Which of these places is your favorite when you want a hot bowl of chili? For more great eats in Indiana, check out these 12 neighborhood restaurants.