Skyline Chili

Skyline Chili originated in Cincinnati, Ohio (Go Buckeyes). Their chili sauce is like no other, and I have never heard a person say they didn’t like it. I have heard many people say that it has a unique taste and they would for sure be back for more. skyline serves spaghetti with your choice of chili sauce, a huge amount of cheddar cheese or just a little bit, diced onions, and beans added or not added. If you’re not in to spaghetti they also have hotdogs with your choice of all the toppings including mustard usually. I suggest the cheese coney and you’ll get a hotdog with mustard, onions, onions and a huge amount of cheddar cheese or just a little bit. Order two of the coneys, an order of shoestring fries, and if you’re not full then maybe order just one more coney. Two coneys too much, t

I'm so disappointed. I've been eating at this restaurant for over 30 years. Maybe I've never ordered a small 3 way to go before because when I got back to my office I about fell over at how small it was. This container was 4" at the bottom, 5" at the top and 1" deep and this cost me almost $8??? And then to find out that they forgot the cheese. Going to have to rethink this restaurant as a go to.

Different than your average chili recipe it was my first experience. The prices are great the menu is simplistic and even have an option for vegetarian and children. The facility including the restrooms were clean. It was not overcrowded and overall it was a nice quick experience. The waitress was by herself but she wasn’t very welcoming and was kinda rude to the older people that were there. I would recommend and I love supporting family ran businesses.

had a very unpleasant experience at this location on Wednesday at approximately 2:03 PM. When I walked in, the restaurant was still full of customers actively eating, and there were hot dogs and spaghetti visibly sitting on the flat top. Two people were already standing at the register, and I waited several minutes while an employee stood behind the counter writing on a piece of paper and attempting to use a credit card machine. After waiting 3–4 minutes, she finally acknowledged me. I politely said I’d like to order a few coneys to go. Her response was blunt: “We’re closed.” I was confused, given that customers were still dining, food was still out, and staff were actively packing up orders. When I questioned this, she repeated, “No, we’re closed,” with no explanation or courtesy. Beyond

My family has Ohio roots and we've always eaten chili over spaghetti. Since Skyline started selling canned chili in the grocery store I've been eating it and enjoying it. So was excited to try Skyline chili in one of their restaurants. The chili did not disappoint I really enjoyed it. The only complaint I have was that the plate that the chili was served on was too small for the portion making it sloppy and hard to eat. That said I was not impressed with the restaurant it self. First the sign in the outside of the restaurant was not lit making the restaurant hard to find. I told my server about this and she said the sign has been out for years. Also the restroom had a broken light that made a terrible noise and the restroom needed cleaning. I think the restaurant should address the broke