My son was treated at Cincinnati children's hospital in the winter of 05 06 he had to stay in a hospital room for 4 months.there is a gold star chili there in the hospital.i ended trying it and at first I thought it tasted weird but I kept trying it and ended up loving it my son's favorite football team was the Cincinnati Bengals his bone marrow transplant was unsuccessful and ha passed away at 8.5 years I try to remember days and our times in Cincinnati I am so grateful for how great Cincinnati children's treated my son one of the ways I remember is Cincinnati is the chili.....thank you Cincinnati!!!!!!!!
I grew up in Cincinnati. I appreciate All the local Clili places. Skyline, Goldstar, Blue Ash, Camp Washington in Cincinnati, Empress and Dixie Chili in Northern Kentucky. It's all delicious. Give it a try 😉
Love Cincinnati chili... but I've never been to Cincinnati! My mom lived there and raised us in Minnesota eating Cincinnati chili she made from scratch. I wanna visit Cincinnati and try all these places!
I lived in Cincinnati from 2010-2013. I tried Gold Star chili shortly after moving there and didn’t think too much of the Cincinnati style chili. When I put my 2 week notice in at my job to move back out west where I’m from, I decided I had to try Skyline Chili before I left. I got a 5-way for lunch that day and was amazed how good it was! I was so upset with myself knowing this would be the only time I eat this delicious meal for who knows how long, when I had the previous 3 years to eat as much as I wanted.
They sell cans and frozen packs of chili in some grocery stores. I don't know where you live now but I know for a fact they sell it in the Publix and Harris Teeter stores in North and South Carolina. The Skyline products are pretty much exactly the same as the stuff you get at the actual restaurants. I just finished a big ole plate I made at home for lunch.
Fortunately for us here in Tulsa, Oklahoma, there was a Greek immigrant who originally moved to Cincinnati in the early 1900s. He saw the Greek-style chili restaurant's popularity in Cincinnati, and he decided to take the concept to Tulsa. He founded Coney I-Lander, which has been around Tulsa since the 1920s and has expanded to 10 restaurants across the metro. Thank god, because Cincinnati chili is one of my favorite foods!
Did they have these in OKC too? I used to live there and remember the coneys and Greek style chili on spaghetti. I’m in Cincinnati now and Skyline is my go to!
Dixie Chili is the OG of Cincinnati style chili. Dixie Chili is in Kentucky, just across the river from Cincinnati. ruclips.net/video/Hxu2BMIW6HQ/видео.html
My Cincy born family that moved out of state always want Gold Star coneys as soon as they get into town. I don't like it myself but Skyline had a great beans and rice and I would get a Greek salad with it. So good!
Dixie Chili is the OG of Cincinnati style chili. Dixie Chili is in Kentucky, just across the river from Cincinnati. ruclips.net/video/Hxu2BMIW6HQ/видео.html
I eat skyline chili once a week also I loved camp Washington chili and go Star chili overall skyline is the best I order the three way which is spaghetti chili cheese oyster crackers Tabasco sauce and a dr. Pepper yum
There were even more of these "Chili Parlors" in past years, single stores, all independently owned. Most have gone away, but some are still around, like Price Hill Chili and Camp Washington Chili. Most are just fading memories of bygone days.
I grew up closer to gold star, so that was my favorite, but anymore I love them all. I like to change it up especially when grabbing cans from the store
I live across the river from cint.,ohio in northern ky. And there are different preferences to chili parlors within my own family, some like skyline some gold star some dixie chili, it is actually funny, my favorite of the chain parlors is skyline and for one parlor places it is camp washington but i like pleasant ridge chili blue ash chili chili time , heck they are all good. I've never had any parlors chili that i would not eat again
William Winters none are bad, they are all greek chili and all have just a little difference taste. You would have to eat the different chilis for some time before you may be able to notice the differences,have a nice day
I can tell the difference in most of them, but like i said, they are all good, i have never eaten at a cinti chili parlor in the tri-state and said i won't be back. I love them all my friend
2:19 Honestly, that decribes SOME Cincinnatians in a nutshell. Writing to a company who invented the food how to eat the food by twistin' they hand to the right and takin' a bite. Lmao like who does that.
Coney's are the best. 3 is my limit though or I'll start thinking about barfing. And you have to either eat them in the restaurant or in your car. If you try to get them and take them home, they're garbage by the time you get there.
@@elbob17 A friend later taught me to order chile cheese sandwiches, not coneys. You get more Chile, which is why you came, and no cheap hotdog, which makes you want to barf!
If you like cincinnati style greek chili, there are no bad chilis. There are many chili parlor chain locations, and there are many 1 owner parlor locations, .and they are all good, it is just a matter of which one your preference is. It is that simple. I think it is great that they can all make an honest living serving chili.
@@Desertvanlife i think for many it was at one time, which is why there are so many locations, not just chains, but small suburbs, pleasant ridge, camp washington,blue ash,covington, dayton,ky., they are everywhere.
Thank you Skyline keep up the good work I'm here in the lab. Just made a nice big pot of Cincinnati chili I like to use half moose meat or half reindeer now I'm getting hungry I went to heat up another portion that I just I have finished
Anyone know if the young brunette from skyline's marketing dept. with the last name Lapham is kin to the retired bengals player, Dave Lapham ? Was just curious.
My son was being treated at Cincinnati children's best hospital I've ever seen there was was a gold Star chili in the cafeteria got hooked im not a city person but if i had to live in a city it would be Cincinnati
The only places I know of that have Cinti style chili, first 2 are obvious as there are/were 2 skylines in Florida, 1 on Clearwater Beach as I have eaten there, 1 called Mike's chili parlor in Ballard Washington state a suburb of Seattle( Greek owned & operated), 2 that are in Detroit, unfriendly family split & side by side places, Lafayette chili,& American Coney Island( Greek owned)
Texas is a BBQ state, and we're the best at it. Texas chili is homemade right in your own kitchen. Every body has their own recipe. In Texas you take your best chili to a "Chili Cook-Off"
The only good thing that ever came from Cincinnati is grippo's bbq chips. Cincinnati chili is probably what drove Charles Manson to California to become a killer. The same people who voted Jerry Springer into office are telling us how great the chili is. I've tasted it and it's horrible.
Love Skyline and Gold Star if I'm in Kentucky, but if I'm in Cincinnati, I'm at Camp Washington every day. There has never been any comparision. Camp is the best and always will be.
Used to love Empress Chilli it had a slightly sweeter nutmeg- ier flavor but I love em both used to avoid skyline after I got a 3 way years ago and it was mostly just spaghetti and cheese they didn’t ladle on enough chilli for it to qualify as true Cincinnati Chili, I still order a side of extra chilli to add in after I’ve started a 4 way
I like the fellow reading his newspaper at the counter & eating a way, that is how you do it, looked like maybe camp washington chili, plus the older gentleman meeting there to eat & chew the fat, lol
I was born and raised in Cincinnati and grew up on Skyline Chili. WHENEVER I came home, I went to Skyline. I've had Gold Star and must confess, it's just not as good, too watery. ! year I introduced my co-workers to Skyline. The like it so much that I took orders for them. I came back to visit relatives & bought $100.00 of Skyline Chili. The lady at the check out register asked me if I liked Skyline. Told her "Nope" & then explained. She thought it was great! I buy Skyline on Amazon frequently.
One of the first place to make Cincinnati chili in Cincinnati as well. Skyline was founded by a former Empress employee doing their best Empress employee. They should always be mentioning Empress among the first w/ anything regarding Cincinnati chili. It’s pure blasphemy they always get left out. They’re the real original, glad at least you’re aware of the best
How is the young blonde lady at gold star with the black turtle neck and cream white sweater not married ? She has no wedding band on. If i were not married, i would be trying to woo her everyday, seems to have a great personality and she is beautiful.
I'll always pledge my allegiance to Gold Star. It was the first I ever had and when you live in Cincinnati for an extended period of time, you have to choose a place. 25 years later and I still rep them.
This is the way chili sauce should be done. My improvements would be to replace the onions with fried onions (to give it a bit of a crunch) and then quick-steam it to melt the cheese.
I think if people come from out of the cinti chili region, and do not care for it, and want something that is more of a chili versus a chili sauce that we in the area all like, we should at least be courteous and refer them to frischs, or terry's turf club, or someplace where you know that they serve good chili, just to be hospitable.
I think that's a good idea, out of towners think of chilli like Texas style. When they go to skyline or gold star, that's what they're expecting. Then they'll complain about it not being real chilli, but it's really a chilli sauce.
@@happismilez8223 yes , i think we should offer a chili that is comparable to the region where they live, but i still would like them to try cincinnati chili sauce with spaghetti and cheese, plus onions or beans, etc..., i will admit it is a an acquired taste, but i love it.
@@stevelogan5475 I could pull that off myself, I can make some baaddd chilli. Lol seriously tho, skyline and gold star should tell out of towners it's not "chilli" it's a sauce. They can suggest other restaurants that serve real chilli. I don't see either store serving "real chilli". Your idea is best, like I mentioned before. Maybe you can tell them your idea???😉
@@happismilez8223 also, i should have mentioned that there are a few chili parlors in Indiana called Joe Rogers chili, and it would be comparable to a mix of texas chili and frischs. It is delicious, and you can get your heat level from 1 to 9, 1=mild, 9= what they call fire brand, that is what cincinnati should do if folks do not like the cinti chili , and joe rogers is a regional chili. I do not think there is a parlor outside of Indiana for joe rogers chili. Have a good day friend.
I think they should have named it chili sauce also, people who are expecting thick chili like texas style or even frisch's chili are confused when they 1st try it. I really like it, i like all chili's actually, lol
My first trip to cincinnati I ordered a bowl of chili at the Gold Star in Mt. Carmel and was completely confused and thought it was disgusting. You quickly learn to love it once you learn how to eat it properly.
I say there is no bad Cincinnati chili, just some better than others & everyone has their preference, my fave 1 owner parlor is Camp Washington & my fave chain is Skyline, how about you friend ?
It's easy to understand why there are so many chili parlors in Cincinnati. They are still searching a recipe that tastes good. My advice? Stop trying and just go up to Detroit to gat a good tasty bowl. No need to thank me. Elsewhere you will read my unbiased opinion on which college football team is better, Michigan or osu.
Kevin, when you gave your opinion/quick interview about Skyline you should have introduced your wife, friend, nice lady, etc... obviously a great woman as my wife would have tore my butt for not introducing her even if it was briefly, lol, my wife is a great woman also my friend, but I would have heard about that, lol
That's Chili "SAUCE". It's only good when poured over other food. Real Chili is "Chili Con Carne". A real bowl of Chili is much thicker and is a meal all by itself. And YES I agree... Texas Chili sucks. I was a judge in a Texas Chili contest. It was all WAYYYY too thin and WAYYY too salty. Wendys Chili is much closer to the real thing , but I've had better.
I took my wife to camp the other day & told her it was the best cinti chili, not impressed since johnny is not working, chili had no spice flavor & tasted like ground beef( his bull meat) in water, has chunks of ground beef the size of small meat balls instead of all fine ground, portion was large & wanted to talk to Marie & see how he was feeling & she was gone at 3:45 already, went to the men's room & vulgar graffiti written every where no hand towels & employee asked me if I would get some up front, lady came out of women's restroom & said it needed attention & was nasty, 8 employees up front not working just gossiping with vulgar talk, floors needed swept & mopped, Johnny would have thrown an absolute fit if he walked in & saw this & would have fired everyone, place has really went down hill, I retired from railroad & have eaten there regularly since in the old brick building location & used to talk with johnny all the time
I’m sorry but canned or packaged skyline tastes like pure liquid cumin and cinnamon......way too much.....don’t misunderstand me. I am a Cincinnati chili fanatic, Been eating a family recipe of it my whole life. But skylines store brand is just not very good.
My son was treated at Cincinnati children's hospital in the winter of 05 06 he had to stay in a hospital room for 4 months.there is a gold star chili there in the hospital.i ended trying it and at first I thought it tasted weird but I kept trying it and ended up loving it my son's favorite football team was the Cincinnati Bengals his bone marrow transplant was unsuccessful and ha passed away at 8.5 years I try to remember days and our times in Cincinnati I am so grateful for how great Cincinnati children's treated my son one of the ways I remember is Cincinnati is the chili.....thank you Cincinnati!!!!!!!!
I went Cinncinnati once and was fortunate enough to try Cinnci chili. One of the best things I've ever eaten.
I grew up in Cincinnati. I appreciate All the local Clili places. Skyline, Goldstar, Blue Ash, Camp Washington in Cincinnati, Empress and Dixie Chili in Northern Kentucky.
It's all delicious. Give it a try 😉
I grew up by a Dixie Chili on Dixie Hwy and it was always busy.
Exactly
Awesome...we love Cincinnati...great town!
Even though I live in Philadelphia, when I visit my hometown, Cincinnati, I would always go to Skyline Chili to get a 5-way.
Do you remember how Goldstar Coneys used to come in boxes? 10 coneys, 2 layers, Mmmm the aromatic scent! But I swear they changed their recipe.
Love Cincinnati chili... but I've never been to Cincinnati! My mom lived there and raised us in Minnesota eating Cincinnati chili she made from scratch. I wanna visit Cincinnati and try all these places!
You're welcome home any time! (Pandemic permitting!)
Cincinnati isn't the safest place so bring a friend and always be aware of your surroundings. Or u can just order a can of skyline chili online.
@@ridesharetroll1540 Minneapolis isn't too safe anymore
I wish that I lived in Cincinnati. Just for the chili!!! 😊
I lived in Cincinnati from 2010-2013. I tried Gold Star chili shortly after moving there and didn’t think too much of the Cincinnati style chili. When I put my 2 week notice in at my job to move back out west where I’m from, I decided I had to try Skyline Chili before I left. I got a 5-way for lunch that day and was amazed how good it was! I was so upset with myself knowing this would be the only time I eat this delicious meal for who knows how long, when I had the previous 3 years to eat as much as I wanted.
Buy the spice packets on line.
They sell cans and frozen packs of chili in some grocery stores. I don't know where you live now but I know for a fact they sell it in the Publix and Harris Teeter stores in North and South Carolina. The Skyline products are pretty much exactly the same as the stuff you get at the actual restaurants. I just finished a big ole plate I made at home for lunch.
amazon has 4 and 8 packs of canned Skyline chili. We always have cans in the pantry when we are in the mood for it. 🙂
@@mintdragon9548 Great idea. It's easy to feed the craving for delicious Cincinnati Chili😁
I loved all the videos on Cincinnati....they are definitely inviting and show off the BEST things to do in Cincinnati!
Damnit....now I want some!!!! I miss living in Cincinnati!! 😢😢😢
SAME!!!
Cincyborn thank you for the upload! :) & I say both too. But money wise as far as being cheaper, Gold Star Wins! lol!
Agreed.
Yes
Fortunately for us here in Tulsa, Oklahoma, there was a Greek immigrant who originally moved to Cincinnati in the early 1900s. He saw the Greek-style chili restaurant's popularity in Cincinnati, and he decided to take the concept to Tulsa. He founded Coney I-Lander, which has been around Tulsa since the 1920s and has expanded to 10 restaurants across the metro. Thank god, because Cincinnati chili is one of my favorite foods!
Did they have these in OKC too? I used to live there and remember the coneys and Greek style chili on spaghetti. I’m in Cincinnati now and Skyline is my go to!
Dixie Chili is the OG of Cincinnati style chili. Dixie Chili is in Kentucky, just across the river from Cincinnati. ruclips.net/video/Hxu2BMIW6HQ/видео.html
My Cincy born family that moved out of state always want Gold Star coneys as soon as they get into town. I don't like it myself but Skyline had a great beans and rice and I would get a Greek salad with it. So good!
Only learned of Cincinnati Chili a few hours ago, already ready to plan my trip there haha
Dmitri Ivanov hope you have tried it! You can order the cans and frozen online
Chickengenius420 Gaming its better to try at the restaurant because the cheese and hot sauce is so good!!
It’s a little different bruh...be prepared to throw out any preconceived notion of what you think Chili should be.
Go to Gold Star. 3/4/5 ways get all the pub but it's really about the cheese coneys with mustards and onions.
Dixie Chili is the OG of Cincinnati style chili. Dixie Chili is in Kentucky, just across the river from Cincinnati. ruclips.net/video/Hxu2BMIW6HQ/видео.html
I eat skyline chili once a week also I loved camp Washington chili and go Star chili overall skyline is the best I order the three way which is spaghetti chili cheese oyster crackers Tabasco sauce and a dr. Pepper yum
There were even more of these "Chili Parlors" in past years, single stores, all independently owned. Most have gone away, but some are still around, like Price Hill Chili and Camp Washington Chili. Most are just fading memories of bygone days.
I grew up closer to gold star, so that was my favorite, but anymore I love them all. I like to change it up especially when grabbing cans from the store
I live across the river from cint.,ohio in northern ky. And there are different preferences to chili parlors within my own family, some like skyline some gold star some dixie chili, it is actually funny, my favorite of the chain parlors is skyline and for one parlor places it is camp washington but i like pleasant ridge chili blue ash chili chili time , heck they are all good. I've never had any parlors chili that i would not eat again
Steve Logan is it bad i've only had gold star once and have always ate skyline?
William Winters none are bad, they are all greek chili and all have just a little difference taste. You would have to eat the different chilis for some time before you may be able to notice the differences,have a nice day
I can tell the difference in most of them, but like i said, they are all good, i have never eaten at a cinti chili parlor in the tri-state and said i won't be back. I love them all my friend
Empress chili is my favorite but as for chains go I like skyline.
What a unique food culture. And I mean that in the nicest way. Would like to try this should I ever go to Cincinnati. Seems like a working man's food.
There are some really great small chili parlors in cincy
2:19 Honestly, that decribes SOME Cincinnatians in a nutshell. Writing to a company who invented the food how to eat the food by twistin' they hand to the right and takin' a bite. Lmao like who does that.
The fellow that invented it was a Greek immigrant.
Pleasant Ridge Chili or bust!!!
Mmm and GRAVY FRIES !!
Shoutout to PRC and gravy fries
I went to Sycamore in the late 80s. I remember Gold Star had a 25-cent Coney Dog day once a week. We pigged out.
Coney's are the best. 3 is my limit though or I'll start thinking about barfing. And you have to either eat them in the restaurant or in your car. If you try to get them and take them home, they're garbage by the time you get there.
@@elbob17 A friend later taught me to order chile cheese sandwiches, not coneys. You get more Chile, which is why you came, and no cheap hotdog, which makes you want to barf!
Skyline!!!
Dixie Chili - Chili-Spaghetti, 3 coneys with onions, and a Coke! Can't wait to get back to Cincinnati :)
If you like cincinnati style greek chili, there are no bad chilis. There are many chili parlor chain locations, and there are many 1 owner parlor locations, .and they are all good, it is just a matter of which one your preference is. It is that simple. I think it is great that they can all make an honest living serving chili.
Agreed.... for us it was location
We had to walk or take the bus.....
@@Desertvanlife i think for many it was at one time, which is why there are so many locations, not just chains, but small suburbs, pleasant ridge, camp washington,blue ash,covington, dayton,ky., they are everywhere.
One time, I flew standby from Albany NY INTL to Cincy, took a cab to a skyline, ate, took a cab back to the airport, and flew back to Albany.
Thank you Skyline keep up the good work I'm here in the lab. Just made a nice big pot of Cincinnati chili I like to use half moose meat or half reindeer now I'm getting hungry I went to heat up another portion that I just I have finished
This is really my favourite Channel!
Thanks for your nice Videos,
it is very enlightening,
Waiting for your latest update.
Empress Parkette
You can’t just get Philly cheesesteaks in any city that’s a crazy claim.
Camp Washington!
All day, every day
Great place
Cincinnatian born and raised, but unfortunately I haven't been to Camp Washington yet. But one of these days I swear I'm going!
I'm spoiled by it. I can walk to it from home
Clifton is the best 20 years ago and still today!
Imagine the state of the sewers in Cincinatti....
Anyone know if the young brunette from skyline's marketing dept. with the last name Lapham is kin to the retired bengals player, Dave Lapham ? Was just curious.
My mom is from that area, when she visits she always brings a few cans back to Cali for me. Yum !
Northern slop, the south has better cooking by leaps and bounds. I have been to all 50 states, and there is not an argument.
Would love to try just once 😂
My son was being treated at Cincinnati children's best hospital I've ever seen there was was a gold Star chili in the cafeteria got hooked im not a city person but if i had to live in a city it would be Cincinnati
The only places I know of that have Cinti style chili, first 2 are obvious as there are/were 2 skylines in Florida, 1 on Clearwater Beach as I have eaten there, 1 called Mike's chili parlor in Ballard Washington state a suburb of Seattle( Greek owned & operated), 2 that are in Detroit, unfriendly family split & side by side places, Lafayette chili,& American Coney Island( Greek owned)
CINCINNATI chili beats the heck out of Texas chili. in my opinion. if you want to Texas it out a little go 4 way. lol
Texas is a BBQ state, and we're the best at it. Texas chili is homemade right in your own kitchen. Every body has their own recipe. In Texas you take your best chili to a "Chili Cook-Off"
Yeah but here in Texas we can have 5 alarm chili :) Btw I love Cincinnati Chili too
The only good thing that ever came from Cincinnati is grippo's bbq chips. Cincinnati chili is probably what drove Charles Manson to California to become a killer. The same people who voted Jerry Springer into office are telling us how great the chili is. I've tasted it and it's horrible.
If the Cincinnati so called chili keeps people like Jerry Springer away from Texas then I guess it's good for something.
Oh boy!
RIP Roselawn chili time
Love Skyline and Gold Star if I'm in Kentucky, but if I'm in Cincinnati, I'm at Camp Washington every day. There has never been any comparision. Camp is the best and always will be.
Used to love Empress Chilli it had a slightly sweeter nutmeg- ier flavor but I love em both used to avoid skyline after I got a 3 way years ago and it was mostly just spaghetti and cheese they didn’t ladle on enough chilli for it to qualify as true Cincinnati Chili, I still order a side of extra chilli to add in after I’ve started a 4 way
I like the fellow reading his newspaper at the counter & eating a way, that is how you do it, looked like maybe camp washington chili, plus the older gentleman meeting there to eat & chew the fat, lol
I miss Gold Star Chili
I was born and raised in Cincinnati and grew up on Skyline Chili. WHENEVER I came home, I went to Skyline. I've had Gold Star and must confess, it's just not as good, too watery. ! year I introduced my co-workers to Skyline. The like it so much that I took orders for them. I came back to visit relatives & bought $100.00 of Skyline Chili. The lady at the check out register asked me if I liked Skyline. Told her "Nope" & then explained. She thought it was great! I buy Skyline on Amazon frequently.
A little disappointed Empress didn’t get mentioned here. First place I ever had Cincinnati chili.
One of the first place to make Cincinnati chili in Cincinnati as well. Skyline was founded by a former Empress employee doing their best Empress employee. They should always be mentioning Empress among the first w/ anything regarding Cincinnati chili. It’s pure blasphemy they always get left out. They’re the real original, glad at least you’re aware of the best
Skyline chili is the best chili hands down
I agree as far as the parlor chains go,i like skyline, my fave single owner parlor is camp washington
Gold Star First Skyline second
love both
miss home
me and my uncle
would go to gs before work and eat coneys every day
George gave us a line of credit we would pay every friday
Skyline chili,Gold Star chili,Camp Washington chili,Park chili,Pleasant Ridge chili,Cincinnati chili,Homemade yesssss 40!
Hey man. Cincinnati born and bred and I spin the fork.
How is the young blonde lady at gold star with the black turtle neck and cream white sweater not married ? She has no wedding band on. If i were not married, i would be trying to woo her everyday, seems to have a great personality and she is beautiful.
I wonder if the chili palace is still around, last time I ate the palace was like 1991
3:48 Clifton and Ludlow .a stones throw from U.C.
My favorite is Gold Star. 😋👏❤️
Grew up in Cincy love sky line And moon light chilli parlors back then still make Cincinnati chili quit ofen 5 Way of course 🙂
Pleasent Ridge chili is the best in Cincinnati hands down 🙌🏾
One thing about these chili places: You can request a three way from a waitress and not get thrown out.
Empress chili. Skyline..... the absolute best !
This video should have included price hill chili, blue ash chili , pleasant ridge chili, Dixie chili, & empress chili, they are all great also
I'll always pledge my allegiance to Gold Star. It was the first I ever had and when you live in Cincinnati for an extended period of time, you have to choose a place. 25 years later and I still rep them.
3:50 across the street from Burnet Woods in Clifton.
Some exported people get depression and don't realize, all they need is a bowl !!! 🤩🙃😋
This is the way chili sauce should be done. My improvements would be to replace the onions with fried onions (to give it a bit of a crunch) and then quick-steam it to melt the cheese.
I think if people come from out of the cinti chili region, and do not care for it, and want something that is more of a chili versus a chili sauce that we in the area all like, we should at least be courteous and refer them to frischs, or terry's turf club, or someplace where you know that they serve good chili, just to be hospitable.
I think that's a good idea, out of towners think of chilli like Texas style. When they go to skyline or gold star, that's what they're expecting. Then they'll complain about it not being real chilli, but it's really a chilli sauce.
@@happismilez8223 yes , i think we should offer a chili that is comparable to the region where they live, but i still would like them to try cincinnati chili sauce with spaghetti and cheese, plus onions or beans, etc..., i will admit it is a an acquired taste, but i love it.
@@stevelogan5475 I could pull that off myself, I can make some baaddd chilli. Lol seriously tho, skyline and gold star should tell out of towners it's not "chilli" it's a sauce. They can suggest other restaurants that serve real chilli. I don't see either store serving "real chilli". Your idea is best, like I mentioned before. Maybe you can tell them your idea???😉
@@happismilez8223 also, i should have mentioned that there are a few chili parlors in Indiana called Joe Rogers chili, and it would be comparable to a mix of texas chili and frischs. It is delicious, and you can get your heat level from 1 to 9, 1=mild, 9= what they call fire brand, that is what cincinnati should do if folks do not like the cinti chili , and joe rogers is a regional chili. I do not think there is a parlor outside of Indiana for joe rogers chili. Have a good day friend.
@@happismilez8223 ty for your support
Cincinnati chili = hotdog toppings on plain spaghetti noodles!
It’s great!!!
My favorite American dish!
I think they should have named it chili sauce also, people who are expecting thick chili like texas style or even frisch's chili are confused when they 1st try it. I really like it, i like all chili's actually, lol
My first trip to cincinnati I ordered a bowl of chili at the Gold Star in Mt. Carmel and was completely confused and thought it was disgusting. You quickly learn to love it once you learn how to eat it properly.
@@elbob17 yes friend, it can be eaten in a bowl alone, but it is better on spaghetti or coneys, I'm from s/e Kentucky so I had to figure it out also
I say there is no bad Cincinnati chili, just some better than others & everyone has their preference, my fave 1 owner parlor is Camp Washington & my fave chain is Skyline, how about you friend ?
Oh yeah, Pleasant Ridge Chili also.😀
Nice food 🥘,
SKYLINE! The Best.
Skyline chili is way to sweet!!! Save the sugar and cinnamon for cookies!
Camp Washington is the way to go!!!
Is the 1st host, Sarah Lapham kin/related to Cinti Bengals player Dave Lapham?, anyone know just curious ?
Yes. Daughter.
Why the hell won't this video play??
I ate both places and they are both good
Skyline is the best, then Dixie, then gold star
Camp, Dixie, goldstar, then skyline lol
skyline!!!!!!!!!!! the only time I ate goldstar was at a bengals game bc they didn't have skyline
Dixie Chili - 4 way
Skyline is good but I prefer Gold Star.
Pleasent ridge is the best hands down mate 🙌🏾
Blue Ash chili is fire 🔥
You CANNOT get a good Philly cheesesteak outside of Philly.
No war, Skyline takes the bread. Then Pleasant, andGold star is last.
Chili Johns is the best hands down. Its real texas chili with lots of meat. Cincy is more like a sauce
Yes it is, i like it , but they should have called it chili sauce
Camp Washington is the best in my opinion.
It's easy to understand why there are so many chili parlors in Cincinnati. They are still searching a recipe that tastes good. My advice? Stop trying and just go up to Detroit to gat a good tasty bowl. No need to thank me. Elsewhere you will read my unbiased opinion on which college football team is better, Michigan or osu.
Well said. National Coney Island is what chili should be.
Lol it doesn’t get more midwestern than when you have to cut the spaghetti 😂. Nobody in Ohio knows how to twirl it anyways
Kevin, when you gave your opinion/quick interview about Skyline you should have introduced your wife, friend, nice lady, etc... obviously a great woman as my wife would have tore my butt for not introducing her even if it was briefly, lol, my wife is a great woman also my friend, but I would have heard about that, lol
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That's Chili "SAUCE". It's only good when poured over other food. Real Chili is "Chili Con Carne". A real bowl of Chili is much thicker and is a meal all by itself. And YES I agree... Texas Chili sucks. I was a judge in a Texas Chili contest. It was all WAYYYY too thin and WAYYY too salty. Wendys Chili is much closer to the real thing , but I've had better.
I think this was started by Greek and Swiss immigrants.
I took my wife to camp the other day & told her it was the best cinti chili, not impressed since johnny is not working, chili had no spice flavor & tasted like ground beef( his bull meat) in water, has chunks of ground beef the size of small meat balls instead of all fine ground, portion was large & wanted to talk to Marie & see how he was feeling & she was gone at 3:45 already, went to the men's room & vulgar graffiti written every where no hand towels & employee asked me if I would get some up front, lady came out of women's restroom & said it needed attention & was nasty, 8 employees up front not working just gossiping with vulgar talk, floors needed swept & mopped, Johnny would have thrown an absolute fit if he walked in & saw this & would have fired everyone, place has really went down hill, I retired from railroad & have eaten there regularly since in the old brick building location & used to talk with johnny all the time
I love this shit am I am a true Texan - Matt
Skyline. But let's face it. Cincinnati chili is really hot dog sauce.
Dixie Chili was not mentioned. It's better than all in the video
I have another video on Dixie
Who puts chili over pasta? Oh God why?
Love Skyline an Goldstar Camp Washington mess with my stomach an is bland
I’m sorry but canned or packaged skyline tastes like pure liquid cumin and cinnamon......way too much.....don’t misunderstand me. I am a Cincinnati chili fanatic, Been eating a family recipe of it my whole life. But skylines store brand is just not very good.