Just Askin': Which region of Cincinnati eats at Skyline Chili the most?

The Enquirer's Just Askin' series aims to answer the questions that no one seems to have an answer for, not even Google.

From the East Side to the West Side, to the northern suburbs to Northern Kentucky, we all have our differences. But we at least have one thing in common.

Our area has a lot of Skyline Chili restaurants, and a lot of us choose to dine there.

Skyline has more than 150 locations throughout Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana and even Florida, where locals can get their three-way and coney fix while on vacation. (There are only six locations in Florida, though. Most are here in the Tristate area.)

While soupy chili on spaghetti and hot dogs may not be everyone's cup of tea, for many in the Queen City, Cincinnati chili might as well be considered another food group. It's hard to find a community that doesn't have one within it, or at least nearby.

Which region eats there the most?

Which region of Cincinnati eats at Skyline Chili the most often?

Whether or not you believe the West Side is the best side, West Siders are certainly some of Skyline's best customers.

According to a spokesperson with the chain, the restaurants on West Side see the highest volume of customers. There are 23 locations in what Skyline considers its western region in Ohio.

To name a few on the West Side: Glenway Avenue in Westwood, North Bend Road in Monfort Heights, Colerain Avenue in Groesbeck.

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