Skyline Chili — Restaurant in Lebanon

Nicholas Lambrinides learned to prepare authentic Greek dishes in his mother's kitchen in Kastora, Greece at a young age. The unique family recipes were brought to the United States and in 1949, his dream came true when he opened a restaurant overlooking the skyline of Cincinnati, Ohio. Since then, their Coneys, signature Ways have been enjoyed in the surrounding area ever since. Still decades later, the dishes continue to be made from the original recipes, using a blend of secret spices and only ingredients of the finest quality. Skyline is dedicated to bringing a unique experience by staying focused and keeping his eye on his American dream. I for one had the Three Way and a cheese Coney with mustard. Whether or not you call it chili, you will call it delicious. Next time I will be sure to try the spiced up version. They offer many versions of their staple dishes, and based on the lunch crowd I promise you won't be disappointed. The service was fast, friendly and my waitress graciously spent time answering my questions. Paige's recommendations were spot on. I will definitely be back, maybe for a T-Shirt from their shop, a few cans of chili to go and some...

Okay, so first off the little old lady that served us was really sweet and really nice and the Coneys was ok... BUT... This has to be one of the most disgusting ideas for a restaurant. Chilli as a whole should be highly offended... the whole Chili Community below the Mason-Dixon line should be offended; highly offended by this excuse for some chili. They put a mountain of cheese on top of it to mask the disgusting excuse for chili that they put on either spaghetti or in a bowl with a bunch of onions. Y'all should have seen my poor girlfriend's face when she did her best to try and eat this chili in front of the cooks and the preparers at the little bar that they had it was so nasty it was so nasty but if you're if you're from below the Mason-Dixon line or hell if you come from out west if you from anywhere that you ain't never seen a Skyline Chili just don't go to the Skyline Chili. It's just nasty. Wendy's...

I had a small but two part order. I was made to wait for an unusually long period of time to get my second half with consisted of exactly two regular cheese coneys for a coworker. My half of the order included getting some chili cheese sandwiches which were explicitly ordered no mustard and no onion. I get back to work and bite into onion on one of my sandwiches. I had also order some chili fries. I was asked and requested crackers. Come to find on top of the other issues, I was given no crackers, no silverware for the chili fries, and not a single napkin was in my bag. The employee working the drive thru pretty much failed in almost every way possible. This was a very disappointing experience making me wish I had made a different...