Skyline Chili sits at 0.90 — a full ten points above the next neighbor — making it the clearest structural spike in Donatos Pizza's top 10 and one of the tightest single-neighbor concentrations in the casual dining space.

The shape is a spike. After Skyline Chili, the scores compress into a band running from Penn Station at 0.80 down through Commerce Bank at 0.79, The Original Mattress Factory at 0.79, and Graeter's Ice Cream at 0.79. What's notable about that band is its category mix: a fast casual dining chain, a regional bank, a furniture retailer, and a dessert brand. Only two of the top 10 neighbors — Skyline Chili and Graeter's Ice Cream — share Donatos' own Casual Dining subcategory, and Graeter's is a dessert-and-confectionery brand rather than a direct format peer. The rest of the top 10 pulls in Tire Discounters (automotive parts, 0.78), a second Graeter's listing under a Brands/Restaurant handle at 0.77, Feeders Supply (pet supplies, 0.77), Duchess (gas stations, 0.77), and Adam Schefter (journalist, 0.77). That last entry — a sports journalist — is the most cross-kind signal in the set, pointing toward a sports-adjacent audience layer that the convenience and retail neighbors also hint at through their regional, everyday-errand character.

The overall picture is an audience anchored to a specific regional consumer identity, with Skyline Chili as its clearest expression and a wide scatter of everyday-life brands filling the remaining positions.