

Established in 1975, Chili’s Grill & Bar brings bold flavors and American favorites to Crystal River, featuring sizzling fajitas, margaritas, burgers, ribs, and chicken crispers. Stop by for your lunch favorites, drinks and appetizers, or enjoy a hearty dinner meal with families and friends. Chili’s offers a lively atmosphere with a bar area for unwinding and catching the game. Enjoy dine-in, takeout, delivery, or catering. Download the Chili’s App for rewards and free food!
Family-friendly chain serving classic Tex-Mex & American fare in a Southwestern-style setting.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 140 N Suncoast Blvd, Crystal River, FL 34429
Phone: (352) 563-2392
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Anddddd love a good themed margarita!
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I was very surprised when the waitress in her late 30’s asked a 70 yr old, and 2 in their early 60’s for a i.d.
I found it to be a huge waste of time as well as rediculous. Now I know there are places that need to scan I’d for alcohol but when your carded by someone who could be your daughter/grand daughter it’s offensive. I realize the company makes them do it, do better chili’s, do better. I generously gave 4 stars but probably won’t return to a Chili’s by my choice.
I am writing to express my frustration and disappointment with a phone call I had today regarding a bartender position your restaurant advertised on Indeed.
When I called, the first associate told me that Chili’s “does not hire bartenders” and that you “only move up from the bottom.” This was confusing since the position was actively advertised as open. I then asked to speak with a manager and had to wait on hold before finally being transferred.
When the manager got on the phone, I explained what had just occurred. He repeated the same statement and dismissed the job posting entirely. When I asked why Chili’s would advertise a bartender position if you are not willing to hire experienced bartenders, he accused me of interrupting him and abruptly ended the conversation by saying, “If you’re going to interrupt while trying to get a job, have a good day,” before hanging up.
This interaction was unprofessional, dismissive, and misleading. Advertising a position that you claim you do not hire for is false advertising, and the way I was spoken to was completely inappropriate for a management representative.
I have years of bartending experience and was calling in good faith about a legitimate job posting. Instead, I was treated rudely and spoken to as though I was wasting your time.
I would appreciate clarification as to whether Chili’s is actually hiring for bartender positions and whether this is how applicants are expected to be treated. At the very least, management at this location needs to be retrained on how to speak to potential employees professionally.
Sincerely,
Austin McDaniel