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Whether you operate a restaurant, food truck, concession stand or catering business — or you’re planning a large family gathering, reunion, wedding, party, church dinner or other special event — Mitchell’s Market can help you source many of the foodservice supplies you need.
We do not stock every item in the store, but we have access to a wide variety of foodservice products through our suppliers and can often bring them in with fairly short notice.
Just ask us.
We can check availability, case quantities, pricing and lead time for you.
Whether you’re stocking a restaurant, getting a food truck ready for a busy weekend, planning a church meal, feeding a crowd at a family reunion, or preparing for a large party or special event, we may be able to save you the trouble of hunting down everything yourself.
Mitchell’s Market offers quality food products for families, restaurants, schools, churches, concessions, and events. Our lineup includes customer favorites like Mitchell’s Chili, meats, prepared foods, frozen items, bulk foods, and foodservice products designed to make feeding people easier and more affordable.
From hot dogs and chili to freezer staples and restaurant-style products, we’re proud to offer foods that are Always Good, All Ways.
Mitchell’s Market carries on a family food tradition that began in 1929, when E.C. Mitchell started serving the kind of good, honest food people remembered and came back for.
What began as a local family business grew into a name trusted by generations of customers, restaurants, schools, churches, and families throughout southeastern Kentucky. At the heart of that tradition is Mitchell’s Chili — a longtime local favorite known for its rich flavor and classic taste, especially on hot dogs.
Today, Mitchell’s Market continues that same spirit: quality food, fair prices, friendly service, and a commitment to treating customers like neighbors. We are proud to be family owned and operated, and even prouder to keep sharing the flavors and traditions that started with E.C. Mitchell nearly a century ago.