U.S. Chili
2965 Colerain Ave, Cincinnati, OH, 45225
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Address :
2965 Colerain Ave
Cincinnati, OH, 45225 - Phone (513) 541-4665
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Specialities
- Takes Reservations : No
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Breakfast, Lunch
Bike Parking : No
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Noise Level : Average
Alcohol : No
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : No
Waiter Service : Yes
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Matt B.
U.S. Chili is a hidden gem in Cincinnati. Like all chili parlors in the 513, it is more of a diner than anything else. The chili is fantastic (Cincinnati style, naturally), but equally delicious are the burgers and double-decker sandwiches. The real appeal of U.S. Chili, however, is their breakfast. Simply put, it's the best in town. Nothing else comes close to the homemade goetta here -- which can be added to a giant omelette as part of the perfect Cincinnati breakfast. The pancakes are also light and fluffy, with just the right amount of sweetness. Add in friendly service and you've got a place that shouldn't be missed.
(5)Chris S.
Not very good. The chili had a weird taste and the burger was paper thin. The staff was behind the counter talking loudly about some Facebook drama. Very dirty and ran down
(1)Chris C.
Not much for astomphere. But food was reasonable priced and fast.
(3)Ralph H.
If you're a snob, then don't go here. If you're a regular person, this is a place you might have passed up that's worth giving a try. It's in an older building, in a run-down area of town, and fits the demographic, and when I went in there at first, I wondered if it would be any good. I'm glad I stayed! The chili was DEE-LICIOUS!! If you worry about a scratch on your BMW, then don't go here, but if you are the kind of person that loves the hidden little mom and pop shops with friendly folks and something different (i.e. outside the corporate norm) then give these folks a try!
(4)Jay E.
dirty & nasty!!!
(1)Green D.
Definitely my favorite chili place in town next to Empress. I wish their fries were better here, though. I've had them a couple of times and they're always salty and limp. Skyline always has crisp fries but mediocre chili; Dixie has decent chili and awesome waffle fries. This place has great chili but horrible fries. What a conundrum! The gentleman behind the counter is always very kind!!
(4)Ross M.
Pretty basic Cincinnati chili parlor. The lady behind the counter was super nice and was quick to serve and refill. Prices are good- $4.25 for a three way. The chili is significantly more viscous than I am accustomed. The flavor could afford a bit more spice, but like almost all chili joints, the oyster crackers and hot sauce are readily available. The building is sparse in decor, but the old bank vault door is pretty awesome. I like to think the spices and recipe are kept back there, but she didn't seem to know about that. Oh well. Worth a walk across the street from Camp Washington Chili (seriously right across the street). However, they close at 4:45pm so get there early.
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