Chili's Grill & Bar

Doesn't Recommend

Johnne

Joined 3 years ago

New Lenox, ILLINOIS Chilis. I ordered to go food online,

when i retruned home from Chilis in new lenox witch is 5 mins from my house the food was cold !! very cold!! the food size was just enough to feed a baby and not an adult!!

the food tasted so bad that my dogs wouldnt even eat it !!

waste of money and I will never eat there again !!

the order time online said 45 min well i got there 12min early so that i get it nice n hot well i was wrong !! it was ready in like 30 min,

so the best advice to give you all dont eat at chilis ever !!! bad food here in new lenox!!

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Frankies Maw

Joined 3 years ago

REFUSAL of SERVICE @ CHILI's NEW LENOX 60451 - 6-17-2010‎. As a New Lenox resident for 27 years, I patronize Chili's on a regular basis. A close HS friend came home from Oregon and after a long flight we all needed a beer and some great ribs. However, we were brutally rebuffed by the STORE MANAGER due to an out of state, VALID, DL. Not once did this Manager, whom I had personally spoken with 1 week prior with regards to GREAT service given to us by a loyal and FRIENDLY Chili's bartender, ask for secondary form of ID or utilize any other resources in her power to welcome our business in her establishment. Even after ATTEMPTING to explain the situation re: OR DL renewal program, and the differences represented in the 2010 National Drivers License, she still refused to serve our friend. After leaving and expressing STERNLY the LOSS of our patronage, it occurred to our party of three guests, that as Chili's closes at 11p and we came in at 10:15, maybe she was more concerned with going home for the night! I consider this blatant disregard for customer loyalty and repeat business a deal breaker and will NEVER eat @ the CHILI'S in NEW LENOX ever again.

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Contributor

Joined 10 years ago

Families and an after-work crowd come to this relaxed Tex-Mex chain for sizzling fajitas and a buzzing bar scene.. In Short
Festive decor of colorfully tiled tables, vintage photographs and sunny Southwestern accents welcomes an all-ages crowd at this informal hangout. Youngsters and their parents pile into dining room booths; casual business types toss back margaritas and watch televised sports at the bar. The menu features mild versions of Lone Star state favorites, from double-basted baby back ribs and steak fajitas to red-beef chili and deep-fried onions.