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    Chili's

    2.8 (117 reviews)
    ModerateAmerican, Bars, Tex-Mex
    Closed • 11:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Melissa B.

    We stopped in Upstate New York for a late lunch early dinner at Chili's! Calliope had the Chicken fingers with fries aka Potatoes with ice water! Tony and I split the Trio Appetizer with Nashville Hot Mozarrella Sticks, Cheeseburger Sliders and Southwestern Egg Rolls with Ranch! Noki went with a Trio Platter also of Regular Mozarrella Sticks The Cheeseburger Sliders and Nashville Hot Chicken Fingers! She had Root Beer and I had a Non-Alcoholic Arnold Palmer Iced Tea and Tony had a large draft beer The waitress was extremely nice and attentive! Definitely recommend and if in area will go again!

    Triple Dipper
    Danielle B.

    Came here after all the tiktok hype for the triple dipper. And the hype remains true. The honey chipotle crispers were phenomenal. Mozzarella sticks were humongous, more like a slab than a stick. And the big mouth bites were great sliders. That plus a $5 margarita, what could possibly go wrong. Service was great, waitress came around filling my soda every time I finished it. Was chugging my Diet Coke after a day swimming. We got seated quickly and food was served very quickly as well. Vibes were what you'd expect from a chain restaurant. This was my first time in a Chilli's and I had a great time.

    Chicken Fajitas
    Eunice K.

    Food was okay. Nothing special Got the chicken fajita. It was okay. What stood out was the service. My bf and I went in an hour before closing and the bartender/waiter was super kind. He was very honest and I loved that. I would've gave the service 4-5 stars. Food is just okay.

    Chicken Bone-In Wings
    Lyra R.

    I called them to let them know that they gave me raw chicken wings. The manager claimed that they fried them twice clearly didn't happen here. I noticed something was wrong when I ate one and I noticed it was very slimy so then I opened a couple and this is what I see, since the manager didn't want to help me I just wanted to come on here and like tell everybody to double check your wings before you end up getting them from here because well I just ate raw chicken! And they also got my order wrong on DoorDash. It was supposed to be half Buffalo and half garlic Parmesan, they didn't do it

    Ana. L.

    I was disappointed in the quality of food at this location. This reminded me of applebees or olive garden. All frozen microwave food!. What did I expect?!?!?! But When your hungry and with limited time and no where else to eat this is where we ended up. All restaurants in Newburgh that I've looked on Yelp is a travels away so I have to settle at times. (Sigh) The waitress (nicole) I believe her name was, she was very nice and pleasant. We ordered appetizers at first and it wasn't bad, the sliders was actually ok! The Mexican corn was ok as well but the bottom of the corn was hot and when eating the top of it. It seemed cold, I was confused why the whole corn was not hot. My salad, it was called "quesadilla explosion" was horrible. My lettuce was old and the grilled chicken was stale, I politely asked her to take it back. The strawberry lemonade was the only thing that I loved! I would not return to chilis, I should have known better.

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    Our waiter was amazing food great everything was amazing! This Chili's has good food the desserts are so good You have to go to this Chili's

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    17 years ago

    just opened, incredible food, large portions, good waiters, always busy, good bang for the buck

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    The food is pretty good. The service needs help. They are as slow as molasses.

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    It's okay. I prefer the Chillis in Harriman. It is alot cleaner, faster service, friendlier people and better tasting food.

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