Tried this on recommendation from a friend that is from Cincy and wow! Skyline and Gold Star have nothing on this place. So good I even bought a case to take home with me. Wish we had this in Louisville!
While the staff was friendly, the diner clean, and the service was fast we did not enjoy the food. The spaghetti that our Cincinnati chili was served on was very overcooked and lukewarm. The chili itself was bland and thin; we've had better.
Picture displays receipt vs what I received. I called & was advised to call third party delivery service (which could not help since my order was not placed through them) When I sent my fiance to Dixie Chili to get the rest of our order they called the cops & ban us before having to give us the rest
Amazing place, cool staff, awesome food. A great Cincy chili spot.
Grew up eating Dixie Chili in Newport, KY. Ordered a 3-way as dine-in and coneys to go. Tasted as delicious as I remembered. I live in Florida now and miss the Cincinnati Chili!
I’ve grown up in Cincy and I’ve tried all kinds of Cincy styled chili. The most common and well known places are Gold Star and Skyline chili, there’s also Blue Ash chili as well. Up until I tried Dixie chili, Blue Ash was my favorite chili place. Now I can’t see myself eating anything other than Dix
I ordered a ham, beef and Swiss double decker with no tomato, got a single with tomato and the bread wasn't toasted (didn't know I needed to ask). Camp Wash. Chili, McAlister's, Dave & Buster's all toast their bread, or at least ask you. Also, the girl didn't know "beef" and "roast beef" were the sa
First visit. Really enjoyed the conveys. Better than Gold Star, different than Skyline. I should not have waited so so long!
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