We heard, "4 types of chili" so we had to try it! 2 of us had different chili and it was super yummy. I had the Texas Red and he had the Brisket N Bean. We tried eachothers and liked them but much preferred our own taste. You have a lot of choices of toppings to add too. I like that if you add them all then the price is better than if you had added them all and paid per topping. I was given some wrong toppings but it was very quickly replaced and they were very cool and hey, stuff happens. The beer was great and a good selection and there are cocktails. The place was very clean and comfortable. They do have nights with bands but the lunch crowd was a mix of all from businessmen to bikers. Not loud or rowdy at all. The wait staff was very aware and on top of it. We ordered just the chili but you can put it on top of cheesy grits or jalapeno mac'n'cheese which sounds so good so we will be back. The guy sitting next to us couldn't stop moaning how good his sandwich and fries were so we figured he was the owner or something haha but he said he was just a customer. We also kind of liked seeing all the large spice jars on the kitchen wall. We knew it wouldn't taste like canned chili and it sure didn't!

Best chili I've ever had! I had the traditional Texas Red chili with "the works" for toppings and it was delicious. They have several variations so I'm excited to go back and try the others too. The staff is very friendly and it's a great, relaxed atmosphere. Also an excellent place to stop for a bite before the airport.

Slim's Last Chance: A True Seattle Gem Slim's Last Chance isn't just a restaurant; it's an experience, a step into a down-home roadhouse right here in Seattle. From the moment you walk in, you're enveloped in a rustic and welcoming atmosphere. The decor has a touch of that beloved Seattle "grunge" feel, making it unpretentious and comfortable for everyone. But let's talk about the real star of the show: the chili. Slim's has rightfully earned its reputation for some of the best chili in the city. They offer a variety of options, from the classic Texas Red with its rich, meaty flavor to the unique Turkey & White Bean and the flavorful Chili Verde. You can even get your chili served over mac 'n cheese or grits for an extra dose of comfort. The toppings are fresh, and they don't skimp on flavor. Beyond the chili, their menu boasts other comforting dishes like juicy burgers and tasty sides. And let's not forget the ice-cold beer and cocktails – the perfect accompaniment to a hearty meal. What truly sets Slim's apart is its live music. With both indoor and outdoor stages, you can often catch local bands, especially on the weekends, adding an extra layer of fun to your visit. The patio is a fantastic spot to enjoy the music and the Seattle air on a nice day. The staff are friendly and contribute to the overall laid-back vibe. It's the kind of place where you can feel comfortable whether you're a regular or a first-timer. In short, Slim's Last Chance offers: * Delicious and award-winning chili with various styles and toppings. * Hearty comfort food beyond chili, including burgers and more. * A fantastic selection of beers and cocktails. * A unique and unpretentious roadhouse atmosphere. * Live music on indoor and outdoor stages, creating a lively experience. * Friendly and welcoming service. If you're looking for a genuine Seattle experience with great food, drinks, and a fun atmosphere, make sure Slim's Last Chance is on your list. You won't be disappointed!

My oh my... Oh my What a gem what wonderful food I think the burger was probably the best I've had at least in 10 years and I can only say that because maybe there was a better burger, but I just can't remember that far back I am lucky this place is on my way home because I certainly am gonna stop by here more often This was my first time, and I am thrilled with the pricing, the staff atmosphere, my oh my I wish I could say I'm speechless, But this place has more solid vote. I can't wait to try their chili next time:). Thank you, places like this that do their job well! Thanks Ali and Pedro !

A small hidden hole in the wall country themed bar in South Seattle. I had the brisket chili over Mac and cheese. They were having open mic night . The food was excellent. The bartender, I forget her name was awesome. She was friendly and personable. It was an unexpected pleasure to go there before my night job that night. Truly a 5 star experience.

This place is special, from chili you can get served over grits or topped with “the works” to the excellent variety of shows, sunny summer ones are in the yard on the truck bed stage. I once got a splinter in my bottom on my birthday from a bench at this place but even that couldn’t cool my love of Slim’s!

Amazing chili. Great biker-bar atmosphere. Friendly service. Hearty serving of delicious chili verde or regular chili over either jalapeno-Mac-'n-cheese or grits. I had the brisket and beans. Fresh-squeezed limeade and a huge assortment of beer and liquor. Great place - will definitely go again.

Nestled in the heart of Sodo lies a hidden gem, Slim's Last Chance, where the spirit of conviviality thrives in an unassuming setting. Here, one is welcomed by the warm embrace of kind souls, the bartenders, who possess a unique blend of professionalism and heartfelt camaraderie. The ambiance at Slim's is one of rustic charm, with an aura that speaks of countless tales shared over a cold drink. The wooden decor, adorned with mementos of bygone days, creates an inviting atmosphere that feels like a haven from the bustling world outside. As we observe the patrons, a diverse tapestry of humanity unfolds, each individual enjoying the simple pleasure of a perfectly crafted beverage. The drinks, indeed, are cold – a testament to the bar's commitment to quality. Whether it is a frosty pint of ale, a meticulously mixed cocktail, or a simple, yet satisfying, glass of whiskey, Slim's Last Chance delivers with an authenticity that is both refreshing and rare. The true heart of this establishment, however, lies in its bartenders. These guardians of the bar are not merely servers of drinks, but custodians of a warm, welcoming spirit. Their kindness is palpable, their smiles genuine, and their ability to connect with patrons is unparalleled. Each interaction is a reminder that, in this corner of Sodo, one is never a stranger for long. In conclusion, Slim's Last Chance is more than just a bar; it is a sanctuary where the cold drinks soothe the soul and the kindness of bartenders turns every visit into a cherished memory. Here, amid the clinking of glasses and the murmur of friendly conversation, one can truly appreciate the beauty of human connection in its simplest, yet most profound, form.