If you're looking for Chili Cheese Fries, go to a different location - they don't have fries at this location...just had to get that out there.
This is my second favorite Skyline so far. Â The main problem with this skyline (and it seems like this is true of all downtown Skylines) is that it's not open late. Â The taste of the chili at this location is pretty consistent with the one at Clifton (the one to which I hold all my standards). Â The serving staff is very friendly for the most part - there is one of them though, that doesn't seem to show emotion at all - I wonder about her. And be forewarned - they get pretty busy at lunchtime - duh!! It's located downtown - if you don't mind waiting, I'd suggesting going around 1 or 1:15 when it's less crowded - you can still get in and out pretty quickly because they are efficient.
Stopped by this Skyline this past weekend while I was waiting for the bus home. I was a little surprised they closed at 9pm on a Friday night, but it's better than 8pm (which is what the door said).
The staff was AMAZING! Food is usually pretty consistent with the coney joints, so no news to report. But seriously...everybody that said anything to me was incredible gracious and hospitable.
Skyline's not my first choice for coneys, but I'd definitely suggest going to this one.
The only thing I can say about this place is that they have the BEST chili I have ever had outside of the home! Â I got the 3-Way (noodles topped off with chili and shredded cheese), and they did not disappoint! The food was awesome and the service was even better. Â So good in fact that my wife and I ended up buying two cans of the chili at the airport to take home with us, and we couldn't wait to have it, the food was gone within the first 24 hours we were home!!
Review Source:A love poem:
Oh Skyline, with your coneys so bright.
Won't you fill me for the night.
Chili and dog and all the toppings.
Always makes my heart go stopping.
Your familiar taste, your glowing sign.
Your store so clean, your staff so fine.
I love you so, downtown, there's no other.
Why can't you be open late.
Like your Clifton brother.
Hard to differentiate the Skyline locations, but this is a good one. Clean, food's good, staff is friendly. Not much else to say and I'm certainly not going to explain Cincinnati chili. That's what Google's for.
I mainly wanted to make a point that they close at 5pm. This is the closest Skyline to the southern OTR, so it kind of threw me off when I came in for some chili before some beer. I planned on starting early but ended up starting really early.
Came here for a bite of chili since our original plan to grab dinner at Jean Robert's Table was foiled by it being closed on Sundays. I'm not a huge fan of chili (very unsettling to the GI tract) but believe in being adventurous with food.
We sat at the countertop and ordered a Skyline Cheese Coney to share. We also ordered the 5-way EXTREME (spicy) regular spaghetti to share. My boyfriend noted that the coney was better here than at the ballpark. I thought it was again, just ok.
The spaghetti with spicy cheese was surprisingly very good. Still turned off by the huge piles of shredded cheddar cheese that sits on top of it but we mixed it in with the spaghetti to melt it a bit.
Our service here was very friendly as well. Glad that we had a Skyline experience!
It's a Cincinnati thing-I get it. Well...not really. I had my first experience at Skyline only because I was sick of hearing the "WHAT?! You haven't tried Skyline?!" And I have to say that I wasn't impressed. The food was-eh-so, so. The atmosphere wasnothing to write home about and not to mention the unwelcomed date I had with my bathroom for the 2 days that followed (sorry if that's TMI, but people should know these things!). It's right across the street from my office building but I have to say that it definitely isn't worth crossing traffic for.
Review Source:Okay, let me first start off with the fact I hate chilli, and Skyline is even grosser to me. Â BUT, I liked this place since I'd come over here to work from across the street (my client's tower) and they'd let me hang for hours. Â The spaghetti was decent, price was right and service always good. Â Thanks guys.
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