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    Skyline Chili ranks best regional fast food chain, and there are 6 in Florida

    2024-07-27
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    A Skyline Chili delicious mealPhoto byFacebook/Skyline Chili

    Have you ever wondered why your Ohioan friends get misty-eyed at the mention of chili? The answer might just be Skyline Chili, but have you ever wondered if there are any Florida locations?

    USA Today recently named Skyline Chili as the king of regional fast food chains, outranking heavyweights like Whataburger and In-N-Out Burger. Not too shabby for a 75-year-old chain that started in Ohio?

    But what's all the fuss about? Well, picture this: a plate of spaghetti smothered in meaty chili sauce, then buried under a mountain of cheddar cheese. That's Skyline's signature "3-Way," and it's been making taste buds dance for decades.

    Florida's Skyline Scene

    So, where can Florida's fast food aficionados get their Skyline fix? According to the company's website, six lucky spots in the state boast this Cincinnati import. Flamingo Crossings Orlando, Clearwater, Sunrise, Bradenton, Ft. Myers, and Naples.

    But here's the kicker – only two of these offer drive-thru service. So, if you're planning a Skyline travel, you might want to park and dine in for the full experience.

    Also, note that all but the Naples location are open on Sundays, and it's only open until 3:00 pm on Saturdays. Plan accordingly.

    More Than Just Chili

    Now, don't go thinking Skyline is a one-trick pony. Oh no, their menu is a veritable smorgasbord of comfort food delights. Hot dogs? Check. Salads? You bet. Wraps, burritos, and chili bowls? They've got 'em all.

    And for our veggie-loving friends, Skyline hasn't forgotten you. Their black beans & rice deluxe burrito is a meat-free option for vegetarians.

    The Secret's in the Sauce

    What makes Skyline's chili so special? Well, according to their website, it's all about that "secret family recipe passed down through generations of the Lambrinides family." They call it "extremely craveable" and even "addictive."

    These are bold claims, but with their recent USA Today accolade, they might just be moving on to something.


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    c-gar
    07-28
    In Milwaukee years ago there was a place called: real chili..it was really very good..
    Maribeth Jergens
    07-27
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