By Amy Brantley, Contributing writer

Well known for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Ohio is a popular destination. What you may not know is that Ohio is also filled with great restaurants. From Cincinnati to Cleveland, you'll find restaurants that serve high quality, delicious food. If you're considering a trip to Ohio, why not consider one of the following restaurants? They're all popular with local residents and sure to be a big hit with you and your family.

Skyline Chili

When people think of chili, Skyline often comes to mind, especially in Ohio where it all began. Skyline Chili is a unique chili that tastes unlike any other kind. What makes Skyline stand out is its unique blend of spices. While you may be thinking cumin and chili powder, this chili goes beyond that. You'll taste flavors that are reminiscent of the holidays, such as cinnamon.

Of course, there's also a different way to eat Skyline Chili. Because the chili doesn't contain beans, you can request to add a layer on top of a plate of spaghetti. You also can add onions and even sour cream. If you like, you can even get it on hot dogs. According to SkylineChili.com, its restaurants are located throughout Ohio, so you have no excuse not to try its much loved dish.

Sans Souci Restaurant (Cleveland)

If you're looking for a more upscale restaurant, Sans Souci may be just what you're looking for. According to TopRestaurants.com, Zagat Survey voted Sans Souci Cleveland's most popular restaurant. With incredible Mediterranean cuisine, Sans Souci serves up such dishes as veal osso bucco and bouillabaisse. Make reservations while planning your vacation so you can be sure to get a taste of these fantastic dishes.

The Refectory (Columbus)

If French fare is calling your name, The Refectory is the restaurant for you. It offers incredible French cuisine in a stunning atmosphere. The restaurant is located inside a restored church, which provides beautiful scenery while you enjoy a beautiful meal.

Best of all, The Refectory makes available wonderful deals for almost any budget. Be sure to check out its 4-for-54 deal, which pairs four wines with four courses for $54.

Montgomery Inn at the Boathouse (Cincinnati)

According to reviews at Travel.Yahoo.com, Montgomery Inn is one of the best restaurants in Cincinnati.

It is world famous for its ribs, but it also serves seafood, steaks and chicken. If you want something truly special, try its grilled Wisconsin duckling, which is served in an orange sherry sauce. Montgomery Inn is one of the most popular restaurants in Cincinnati and sure to be a favorite.