Off the beaten path, The Chili Pot resides in an old house along Pippin Road. Inside, there's barely room for 10 tables and booths and a few seats at the tiny counter. The place tends to fill up quickly, especially on weekend mornings. The day after a successful St. Patty's Day celebration is the ideal time to make a visit to The Chili Pot. Folks will even find Cincinnati-style goetta as a standard side choice.
Dinners are good ol' American, home-style favorites.
I could see my husband's eyes lighting up as he reviewed each and every selection on the menu. Just to make sure he wasn't dreaming, he even asked the server if they had any eggplant or arugula on the menu. I think she sneaked into the back to make sure she had her chemical spray. The fries were perfect, with just enough crispness to hold up to the spicy chili. A small order is definitely enough for two to share.