Cincinnatians love Skyline Chilli as much as they love their Cincinnati Reds and their Cincinnati Bengals. Considered one of Ohio’s signature dishes, you only have to try Skyline Chilli once to understand what all of the fuss is about. Skyline Chilli was founded in 1949 by Greek immigrant Nicholas Lambrinides and the restaurant quickly developed a devoted following thanks to its signature Greek chilli. Named after Cincinnati’s skyline, a second Skyline Chilli was opened in 1953 and the chain only boomed from there. Now with locations throughout the United States, including multiple in Downtown Cincinnati near both of the city's major sporting venues, many proud Cincinnatians believe that you can't truly say that you've visited Cincinnati unless you try Skyline Chilli! 

The chilli at Skyline is unique. Developed over years of experimentation, the chilli at Skyline is different from the rest because it is not chilli con Carne - which is what you would imagine when you typically think of chilli. Instead, this chilli is more of a sauce. Typically served over spaghetti or hot dogs, Skyline's chilli contains a special spice blend that gives it a very distinct taste. The secret recipe for Skyline Chilli remains a family secret among Lambrinides' surviving children, with the recipe itself being securely kept in a bank vault. 

Skyline Chilli's menu is full of their now-signature dishes, including their cheese coneys and their 3-ways. The cheese coneys are hot dogs topped with Skyline Chilli, mustard, onions, and cheese - a truly delicious combination. Their 3-ways - ahem - is spaghetti topped with Skyline Chili and cheese. The official chilli of many local professional sports teams, including the Cincinnati Reds and the Columbus Blue Jackets, you definitely need to stop by Skyline Chilli during your visit to Cincinnati! You can even enjoy Skyline Chili at a Cincinnati Reds game!

When considering where to eat in Cincinnati, be sure to think of Skyline Chilli! Skyline Chilli is always a popular destination for sports fans travelling to Cincinnati to watch the Cincinnati Bengals and the Cincinnati Reds play!

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