I realize Hooters has a lot to complain about: sexist, tacky, corporate chain, etc. I get all that, but I love it anyway. I've been to all of them in this area, and they vary little in most ways. The menu is frustratingly limited, even for a wings place. Food is generally overpriced, and not that great, although I do like their wings. Then of course there's the eye candy, which is what brings me back time and again. Very few indy bars even come close in this dept. Hotties and lots of 'em!! It's tough to say how one location compares to the others since they seem to change line-ups more than the Yankees. That said, I've never been to this location (or any other) when less than 75% of the staff were really hot.
(4)
M T.
I was feeling youthful and wanted to see how Hooters would be for dinner and a beer, dinner was very bad and the beer was OK. Shrimp was bitter and over spiced and cold just plain nasty. Atmosphere was Hooterish, with a good dose of profanities by the employees, and the kitchen was dirty and bar had crumbs on it. Sad for me because I had so many great memories of the Original Hooters in Clearwater Fl. This place lacks in do many areas, I won't be back and I won't recommend you visit this Hooters. Road Dog Checking Out. PS: Big Boy Next Door Was A Better Bet For Dinner.
(1)
Nikki C.
It's not THAT bad. I mean, sure it's set up to look like a hole in the wall. Sure, there will be chicks walking around with their boobs and ass hanging out while I'm trying to eat. I feel like I either have to stare at the person I'm with or a TV so I can avoid having to see the scantily clad chicks running around being silly or hula hoooping. But the food is darned good and their e-club has good incentives. Join their e-club. You will receive a gift for joining (usually a free appetizer or 10 free shrimp or something like that), you will receive a free birthday meal or bogo offer, you will periodically receive notifications of "customer appreciation" offers. The fried chicken is good, so is the fried shrimp. I like the curly fries and I guess the idea of writing in ketchup on one of their brown plates is supposed to be cute, but I'd rather not drag my fries across a plate for ketchup. So their cute lil ketchup art goes to waste. The samurai sauce is THE best, IMO. I get it on everything. Their beverages are good... you can never go wrong with a cold beer or a nicely mixed cocktail (jack & coke is my fave) and not many places have good ice water, but they do. I'm always surprised when people bring children into Hooters. In my mind, it's an "adult only" place, but everytime I'm there, families are there, too. A toddler once received a balloon that said "I heart Hooters". :-/ It is what it is.
(3)
Allison S.
Last night was my first trip to a Hooters. I doubt I'll go back. My burger was ok, the wings were good, the cheese sticks were as expected, the fried pickles were really good. The service was the problem. Our waitress was yelling across the place, loudly judging her all of 4 tables, actually threw sugar packets at one poor guy after telling another waitress loud enough for the room to hear over the obnoxious juke box how she thought he wasn't nice and didn't like him, and then parked her half dressed butt at the table of the solo guy next to us. My drink was empty for several minutes, we finished eating and waited 30 minutes for her to notice we were waiting on our check. Lastly she screwed up my change. I tipped her but really didn't want to. Even the guys she said she didn't like got drinks faster.
(1)
Brandon B.
I've been here a few times and everytime it has been extremely hot. Customer service was shaky. If you are dying for Hooters I'd suggest going to the Novi or Troy location.
(2)
John G.
If you get a choice and she is working, sit at Kayla's table. She breaks the mold of your typical hooters waitress. She is very intelligent and keeps up with current events.
(5)
Mr M.
I Was part of a business group and had to eat here. This is the dirtiest restaurant I have been in. I could smell the stench coming from the kitchen. Not sure why the county government has not shut the place down. It has not been cleaned in 20 years.
(1)
Thomas C.
Not the most aesthetically appealing Hooters, but the service was friendly, timely and efficient. Which makes up for the drab exterior and similar interior. Had the naked wings which came with too much sauce, still good,curly fries were fine, dining companions had the grilled chicken and burger and both enjoyed without complaint.
(3)
Carole H.
My first Hooters visit. I don't know what I was expecting, but I guess this place delivered pretty much what I had assumed a Hooters to be. I came only because Nikki C. tipped me off to their their e-club coupon for a free dozen fried shrimp. The shrimp were good, the beer was pretty cheap, and the Cajun sauce (which was really more of a seasoning, not so much a "sauce") was just enough heat. The kitchen is open and you can see everything the cooks are doing. This is a cool concept in some cases, but when all there is to see is wings dropped into a fryer, tossed in a bowl w sauce, and dumped into a paper lined tray....I dunno. Not really fascinating stuff going on there. I was really surprised at the number of children and families here. To each their own, I suppose...but really? I would like to not stereotype the Hooters girls as immature ditzes, but that was kind of the case. The bartender serving us would NOT shut up even after we made it clear we were in no mood for small talk. We heard all about her friend's volleyball court and how she played for a million hours and they all got so drunk but it was SO MUCH FUN. Then another waitress joined her for "*giggles* just one of our dance parties we always have here at work!" behind the bar. Irritating. Before we left, 2 others had challenged each other to a hula hoop competition in the middle of the dining area, blocking many people from being able to walk through. I don't want to see little girls and their boobs playing games, I just want a cold beer and some fried eats and to be on my way. Considering there are many other places I can get these things, I think I will steer clear of Hooters and it's shenanigans. Unless of course, they have another free coupon. :)
(2)
Daron D.
Actual struggle between 3 and 4 stars on this one. Went here last night to watch the marquez-pacquiao fight (which was great by the way and earns this place major points for showing this battle) and of course to eat. I first tried one of my girlfriend fried pickles, and I'll say this: i do not like pickles, but these were actually not bad. Curly fries with cheese was pretty good and as for the wings, i had four different sauces (samurai, hot, Parmesan garlic, and chipolte honey) and out of the four, by far the samurai was the best while chipolte honey was the worse. Now why only three stars: waitress was slow and at times rude and their alcoholic drinks are super expensive ( you are better off buying just beer there). Overall if you are a big boxing fan and don't want to buy the pay per view like me: just go to hooters and have a good time.
(3)
Adam G.
So we come here for the friendly service and the manager yells at the waitress for talking to us to long. So the rest of the time she spent avoiding us besides to bring us food and drinks. I will not return to this place ever again.
(1)
Ed G.
This is a pretty friendly Hooters (They all are). I started out getting carded when I ordered a beer, even though I'm way over twenty one. "Would you like to go out on a date (since you think I'm that young)? She just laughed. The food is ordinary bar food, but if there is something you don't like about it they will take it back and comp you to some fries. If you go there regularly the manager usually makes it a point to say hello. I don't go for the food, just the view.
(5)
Ward B.
I loved it and so did my girlfriend and my best friend of course the food was great but they also loved the view ( if you know what i mean) definitely going back again this weekend with her and more people.
(5)
Ed G.
This is a pretty friendly Hooters (They all are). I started out getting carded when I ordered a beer, even though I'm way over twenty one. "Would you like to go out on a date (since you think I'm that young)? She just laughed. The food is ordinary bar food, but if there is something you don't like about it they will take it back and comp you to some fries. If you go there regularly the manager usually makes it a point to say hello. I don't go for the food, just the view.
(5)
Ward B.
I loved it and so did my girlfriend and my best friend of course the food was great but they also loved the view ( if you know what i mean) definitely going back again this weekend with her and more people.
(5)
M T.
I was feeling youthful and wanted to see how Hooters would be for dinner and a beer, dinner was very bad and the beer was OK. Shrimp was bitter and over spiced and cold just plain nasty. Atmosphere was Hooterish, with a good dose of profanities by the employees, and the kitchen was dirty and bar had crumbs on it. Sad for me because I had so many great memories of the Original Hooters in Clearwater Fl. This place lacks in do many areas, I won't be back and I won't recommend you visit this Hooters. Road Dog Checking Out. PS: Big Boy Next Door Was A Better Bet For Dinner.
(1)
Nikki C.
It's not THAT bad. I mean, sure it's set up to look like a hole in the wall. Sure, there will be chicks walking around with their boobs and ass hanging out while I'm trying to eat. I feel like I either have to stare at the person I'm with or a TV so I can avoid having to see the scantily clad chicks running around being silly or hula hoooping. But the food is darned good and their e-club has good incentives. Join their e-club. You will receive a gift for joining (usually a free appetizer or 10 free shrimp or something like that), you will receive a free birthday meal or bogo offer, you will periodically receive notifications of "customer appreciation" offers. The fried chicken is good, so is the fried shrimp. I like the curly fries and I guess the idea of writing in ketchup on one of their brown plates is supposed to be cute, but I'd rather not drag my fries across a plate for ketchup. So their cute lil ketchup art goes to waste. The samurai sauce is THE best, IMO. I get it on everything. Their beverages are good... you can never go wrong with a cold beer or a nicely mixed cocktail (jack & coke is my fave) and not many places have good ice water, but they do. I'm always surprised when people bring children into Hooters. In my mind, it's an "adult only" place, but everytime I'm there, families are there, too. A toddler once received a balloon that said "I heart Hooters". :-/ It is what it is.
(3)
Allison S.
Last night was my first trip to a Hooters. I doubt I'll go back. My burger was ok, the wings were good, the cheese sticks were as expected, the fried pickles were really good. The service was the problem. Our waitress was yelling across the place, loudly judging her all of 4 tables, actually threw sugar packets at one poor guy after telling another waitress loud enough for the room to hear over the obnoxious juke box how she thought he wasn't nice and didn't like him, and then parked her half dressed butt at the table of the solo guy next to us. My drink was empty for several minutes, we finished eating and waited 30 minutes for her to notice we were waiting on our check. Lastly she screwed up my change. I tipped her but really didn't want to. Even the guys she said she didn't like got drinks faster.
(1)
Brandon B.
I've been here a few times and everytime it has been extremely hot. Customer service was shaky. If you are dying for Hooters I'd suggest going to the Novi or Troy location.
(2)
Randall F.
I realize Hooters has a lot to complain about: sexist, tacky, corporate chain, etc. I get all that, but I love it anyway. I've been to all of them in this area, and they vary little in most ways. The menu is frustratingly limited, even for a wings place. Food is generally overpriced, and not that great, although I do like their wings. Then of course there's the eye candy, which is what brings me back time and again. Very few indy bars even come close in this dept. Hotties and lots of 'em!! It's tough to say how one location compares to the others since they seem to change line-ups more than the Yankees. That said, I've never been to this location (or any other) when less than 75% of the staff were really hot.
(4)
John G.
If you get a choice and she is working, sit at Kayla's table. She breaks the mold of your typical hooters waitress. She is very intelligent and keeps up with current events.
(5)
Mr M.
I Was part of a business group and had to eat here. This is the dirtiest restaurant I have been in. I could smell the stench coming from the kitchen. Not sure why the county government has not shut the place down. It has not been cleaned in 20 years.
(1)
Thomas C.
Not the most aesthetically appealing Hooters, but the service was friendly, timely and efficient. Which makes up for the drab exterior and similar interior. Had the naked wings which came with too much sauce, still good,curly fries were fine, dining companions had the grilled chicken and burger and both enjoyed without complaint.
(3)
Carole H.
My first Hooters visit. I don't know what I was expecting, but I guess this place delivered pretty much what I had assumed a Hooters to be. I came only because Nikki C. tipped me off to their their e-club coupon for a free dozen fried shrimp. The shrimp were good, the beer was pretty cheap, and the Cajun sauce (which was really more of a seasoning, not so much a "sauce") was just enough heat. The kitchen is open and you can see everything the cooks are doing. This is a cool concept in some cases, but when all there is to see is wings dropped into a fryer, tossed in a bowl w sauce, and dumped into a paper lined tray....I dunno. Not really fascinating stuff going on there. I was really surprised at the number of children and families here. To each their own, I suppose...but really? I would like to not stereotype the Hooters girls as immature ditzes, but that was kind of the case. The bartender serving us would NOT shut up even after we made it clear we were in no mood for small talk. We heard all about her friend's volleyball court and how she played for a million hours and they all got so drunk but it was SO MUCH FUN. Then another waitress joined her for "*giggles* just one of our dance parties we always have here at work!" behind the bar. Irritating. Before we left, 2 others had challenged each other to a hula hoop competition in the middle of the dining area, blocking many people from being able to walk through. I don't want to see little girls and their boobs playing games, I just want a cold beer and some fried eats and to be on my way. Considering there are many other places I can get these things, I think I will steer clear of Hooters and it's shenanigans. Unless of course, they have another free coupon. :)
(2)
Daron D.
Actual struggle between 3 and 4 stars on this one. Went here last night to watch the marquez-pacquiao fight (which was great by the way and earns this place major points for showing this battle) and of course to eat. I first tried one of my girlfriend fried pickles, and I'll say this: i do not like pickles, but these were actually not bad. Curly fries with cheese was pretty good and as for the wings, i had four different sauces (samurai, hot, Parmesan garlic, and chipolte honey) and out of the four, by far the samurai was the best while chipolte honey was the worse. Now why only three stars: waitress was slow and at times rude and their alcoholic drinks are super expensive ( you are better off buying just beer there). Overall if you are a big boxing fan and don't want to buy the pay per view like me: just go to hooters and have a good time.
(3)
Adam G.
So we come here for the friendly service and the manager yells at the waitress for talking to us to long. So the rest of the time she spent avoiding us besides to bring us food and drinks. I will not return to this place ever again.
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : Yes Wheelchair Accessible : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Noise Level : Very Loud Music : Background Good For Dancing : No Alcohol : Full Bar Happy Hour : Yes Coat Check : No Smoking : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes Caters : No
Randall F.
I realize Hooters has a lot to complain about: sexist, tacky, corporate chain, etc. I get all that, but I love it anyway. I've been to all of them in this area, and they vary little in most ways. The menu is frustratingly limited, even for a wings place. Food is generally overpriced, and not that great, although I do like their wings. Then of course there's the eye candy, which is what brings me back time and again. Very few indy bars even come close in this dept. Hotties and lots of 'em!! It's tough to say how one location compares to the others since they seem to change line-ups more than the Yankees. That said, I've never been to this location (or any other) when less than 75% of the staff were really hot.
(4)M T.
I was feeling youthful and wanted to see how Hooters would be for dinner and a beer, dinner was very bad and the beer was OK. Shrimp was bitter and over spiced and cold just plain nasty. Atmosphere was Hooterish, with a good dose of profanities by the employees, and the kitchen was dirty and bar had crumbs on it. Sad for me because I had so many great memories of the Original Hooters in Clearwater Fl. This place lacks in do many areas, I won't be back and I won't recommend you visit this Hooters. Road Dog Checking Out. PS: Big Boy Next Door Was A Better Bet For Dinner.
(1)Nikki C.
It's not THAT bad. I mean, sure it's set up to look like a hole in the wall. Sure, there will be chicks walking around with their boobs and ass hanging out while I'm trying to eat. I feel like I either have to stare at the person I'm with or a TV so I can avoid having to see the scantily clad chicks running around being silly or hula hoooping. But the food is darned good and their e-club has good incentives. Join their e-club. You will receive a gift for joining (usually a free appetizer or 10 free shrimp or something like that), you will receive a free birthday meal or bogo offer, you will periodically receive notifications of "customer appreciation" offers. The fried chicken is good, so is the fried shrimp. I like the curly fries and I guess the idea of writing in ketchup on one of their brown plates is supposed to be cute, but I'd rather not drag my fries across a plate for ketchup. So their cute lil ketchup art goes to waste. The samurai sauce is THE best, IMO. I get it on everything. Their beverages are good... you can never go wrong with a cold beer or a nicely mixed cocktail (jack & coke is my fave) and not many places have good ice water, but they do. I'm always surprised when people bring children into Hooters. In my mind, it's an "adult only" place, but everytime I'm there, families are there, too. A toddler once received a balloon that said "I heart Hooters". :-/ It is what it is.
(3)Allison S.
Last night was my first trip to a Hooters. I doubt I'll go back. My burger was ok, the wings were good, the cheese sticks were as expected, the fried pickles were really good. The service was the problem. Our waitress was yelling across the place, loudly judging her all of 4 tables, actually threw sugar packets at one poor guy after telling another waitress loud enough for the room to hear over the obnoxious juke box how she thought he wasn't nice and didn't like him, and then parked her half dressed butt at the table of the solo guy next to us. My drink was empty for several minutes, we finished eating and waited 30 minutes for her to notice we were waiting on our check. Lastly she screwed up my change. I tipped her but really didn't want to. Even the guys she said she didn't like got drinks faster.
(1)Brandon B.
I've been here a few times and everytime it has been extremely hot. Customer service was shaky. If you are dying for Hooters I'd suggest going to the Novi or Troy location.
(2)John G.
If you get a choice and she is working, sit at Kayla's table. She breaks the mold of your typical hooters waitress. She is very intelligent and keeps up with current events.
(5)Mr M.
I Was part of a business group and had to eat here. This is the dirtiest restaurant I have been in. I could smell the stench coming from the kitchen. Not sure why the county government has not shut the place down. It has not been cleaned in 20 years.
(1)Thomas C.
Not the most aesthetically appealing Hooters, but the service was friendly, timely and efficient. Which makes up for the drab exterior and similar interior. Had the naked wings which came with too much sauce, still good,curly fries were fine, dining companions had the grilled chicken and burger and both enjoyed without complaint.
(3)Carole H.
My first Hooters visit. I don't know what I was expecting, but I guess this place delivered pretty much what I had assumed a Hooters to be. I came only because Nikki C. tipped me off to their their e-club coupon for a free dozen fried shrimp. The shrimp were good, the beer was pretty cheap, and the Cajun sauce (which was really more of a seasoning, not so much a "sauce") was just enough heat. The kitchen is open and you can see everything the cooks are doing. This is a cool concept in some cases, but when all there is to see is wings dropped into a fryer, tossed in a bowl w sauce, and dumped into a paper lined tray....I dunno. Not really fascinating stuff going on there. I was really surprised at the number of children and families here. To each their own, I suppose...but really? I would like to not stereotype the Hooters girls as immature ditzes, but that was kind of the case. The bartender serving us would NOT shut up even after we made it clear we were in no mood for small talk. We heard all about her friend's volleyball court and how she played for a million hours and they all got so drunk but it was SO MUCH FUN. Then another waitress joined her for "*giggles* just one of our dance parties we always have here at work!" behind the bar. Irritating. Before we left, 2 others had challenged each other to a hula hoop competition in the middle of the dining area, blocking many people from being able to walk through. I don't want to see little girls and their boobs playing games, I just want a cold beer and some fried eats and to be on my way. Considering there are many other places I can get these things, I think I will steer clear of Hooters and it's shenanigans. Unless of course, they have another free coupon. :)
(2)Daron D.
Actual struggle between 3 and 4 stars on this one. Went here last night to watch the marquez-pacquiao fight (which was great by the way and earns this place major points for showing this battle) and of course to eat. I first tried one of my girlfriend fried pickles, and I'll say this: i do not like pickles, but these were actually not bad. Curly fries with cheese was pretty good and as for the wings, i had four different sauces (samurai, hot, Parmesan garlic, and chipolte honey) and out of the four, by far the samurai was the best while chipolte honey was the worse. Now why only three stars: waitress was slow and at times rude and their alcoholic drinks are super expensive ( you are better off buying just beer there). Overall if you are a big boxing fan and don't want to buy the pay per view like me: just go to hooters and have a good time.
(3)Adam G.
So we come here for the friendly service and the manager yells at the waitress for talking to us to long. So the rest of the time she spent avoiding us besides to bring us food and drinks. I will not return to this place ever again.
(1)Ed G.
This is a pretty friendly Hooters (They all are). I started out getting carded when I ordered a beer, even though I'm way over twenty one. "Would you like to go out on a date (since you think I'm that young)? She just laughed. The food is ordinary bar food, but if there is something you don't like about it they will take it back and comp you to some fries. If you go there regularly the manager usually makes it a point to say hello. I don't go for the food, just the view.
(5)Ward B.
I loved it and so did my girlfriend and my best friend of course the food was great but they also loved the view ( if you know what i mean) definitely going back again this weekend with her and more people.
(5)Ed G.
This is a pretty friendly Hooters (They all are). I started out getting carded when I ordered a beer, even though I'm way over twenty one. "Would you like to go out on a date (since you think I'm that young)? She just laughed. The food is ordinary bar food, but if there is something you don't like about it they will take it back and comp you to some fries. If you go there regularly the manager usually makes it a point to say hello. I don't go for the food, just the view.
(5)Ward B.
I loved it and so did my girlfriend and my best friend of course the food was great but they also loved the view ( if you know what i mean) definitely going back again this weekend with her and more people.
(5)M T.
I was feeling youthful and wanted to see how Hooters would be for dinner and a beer, dinner was very bad and the beer was OK. Shrimp was bitter and over spiced and cold just plain nasty. Atmosphere was Hooterish, with a good dose of profanities by the employees, and the kitchen was dirty and bar had crumbs on it. Sad for me because I had so many great memories of the Original Hooters in Clearwater Fl. This place lacks in do many areas, I won't be back and I won't recommend you visit this Hooters. Road Dog Checking Out. PS: Big Boy Next Door Was A Better Bet For Dinner.
(1)Nikki C.
It's not THAT bad. I mean, sure it's set up to look like a hole in the wall. Sure, there will be chicks walking around with their boobs and ass hanging out while I'm trying to eat. I feel like I either have to stare at the person I'm with or a TV so I can avoid having to see the scantily clad chicks running around being silly or hula hoooping. But the food is darned good and their e-club has good incentives. Join their e-club. You will receive a gift for joining (usually a free appetizer or 10 free shrimp or something like that), you will receive a free birthday meal or bogo offer, you will periodically receive notifications of "customer appreciation" offers. The fried chicken is good, so is the fried shrimp. I like the curly fries and I guess the idea of writing in ketchup on one of their brown plates is supposed to be cute, but I'd rather not drag my fries across a plate for ketchup. So their cute lil ketchup art goes to waste. The samurai sauce is THE best, IMO. I get it on everything. Their beverages are good... you can never go wrong with a cold beer or a nicely mixed cocktail (jack & coke is my fave) and not many places have good ice water, but they do. I'm always surprised when people bring children into Hooters. In my mind, it's an "adult only" place, but everytime I'm there, families are there, too. A toddler once received a balloon that said "I heart Hooters". :-/ It is what it is.
(3)Allison S.
Last night was my first trip to a Hooters. I doubt I'll go back. My burger was ok, the wings were good, the cheese sticks were as expected, the fried pickles were really good. The service was the problem. Our waitress was yelling across the place, loudly judging her all of 4 tables, actually threw sugar packets at one poor guy after telling another waitress loud enough for the room to hear over the obnoxious juke box how she thought he wasn't nice and didn't like him, and then parked her half dressed butt at the table of the solo guy next to us. My drink was empty for several minutes, we finished eating and waited 30 minutes for her to notice we were waiting on our check. Lastly she screwed up my change. I tipped her but really didn't want to. Even the guys she said she didn't like got drinks faster.
(1)Brandon B.
I've been here a few times and everytime it has been extremely hot. Customer service was shaky. If you are dying for Hooters I'd suggest going to the Novi or Troy location.
(2)Randall F.
I realize Hooters has a lot to complain about: sexist, tacky, corporate chain, etc. I get all that, but I love it anyway. I've been to all of them in this area, and they vary little in most ways. The menu is frustratingly limited, even for a wings place. Food is generally overpriced, and not that great, although I do like their wings. Then of course there's the eye candy, which is what brings me back time and again. Very few indy bars even come close in this dept. Hotties and lots of 'em!! It's tough to say how one location compares to the others since they seem to change line-ups more than the Yankees. That said, I've never been to this location (or any other) when less than 75% of the staff were really hot.
(4)John G.
If you get a choice and she is working, sit at Kayla's table. She breaks the mold of your typical hooters waitress. She is very intelligent and keeps up with current events.
(5)Mr M.
I Was part of a business group and had to eat here. This is the dirtiest restaurant I have been in. I could smell the stench coming from the kitchen. Not sure why the county government has not shut the place down. It has not been cleaned in 20 years.
(1)Thomas C.
Not the most aesthetically appealing Hooters, but the service was friendly, timely and efficient. Which makes up for the drab exterior and similar interior. Had the naked wings which came with too much sauce, still good,curly fries were fine, dining companions had the grilled chicken and burger and both enjoyed without complaint.
(3)Carole H.
My first Hooters visit. I don't know what I was expecting, but I guess this place delivered pretty much what I had assumed a Hooters to be. I came only because Nikki C. tipped me off to their their e-club coupon for a free dozen fried shrimp. The shrimp were good, the beer was pretty cheap, and the Cajun sauce (which was really more of a seasoning, not so much a "sauce") was just enough heat. The kitchen is open and you can see everything the cooks are doing. This is a cool concept in some cases, but when all there is to see is wings dropped into a fryer, tossed in a bowl w sauce, and dumped into a paper lined tray....I dunno. Not really fascinating stuff going on there. I was really surprised at the number of children and families here. To each their own, I suppose...but really? I would like to not stereotype the Hooters girls as immature ditzes, but that was kind of the case. The bartender serving us would NOT shut up even after we made it clear we were in no mood for small talk. We heard all about her friend's volleyball court and how she played for a million hours and they all got so drunk but it was SO MUCH FUN. Then another waitress joined her for "*giggles* just one of our dance parties we always have here at work!" behind the bar. Irritating. Before we left, 2 others had challenged each other to a hula hoop competition in the middle of the dining area, blocking many people from being able to walk through. I don't want to see little girls and their boobs playing games, I just want a cold beer and some fried eats and to be on my way. Considering there are many other places I can get these things, I think I will steer clear of Hooters and it's shenanigans. Unless of course, they have another free coupon. :)
(2)Daron D.
Actual struggle between 3 and 4 stars on this one. Went here last night to watch the marquez-pacquiao fight (which was great by the way and earns this place major points for showing this battle) and of course to eat. I first tried one of my girlfriend fried pickles, and I'll say this: i do not like pickles, but these were actually not bad. Curly fries with cheese was pretty good and as for the wings, i had four different sauces (samurai, hot, Parmesan garlic, and chipolte honey) and out of the four, by far the samurai was the best while chipolte honey was the worse. Now why only three stars: waitress was slow and at times rude and their alcoholic drinks are super expensive ( you are better off buying just beer there). Overall if you are a big boxing fan and don't want to buy the pay per view like me: just go to hooters and have a good time.
(3)Adam G.
So we come here for the friendly service and the manager yells at the waitress for talking to us to long. So the rest of the time she spent avoiding us besides to bring us food and drinks. I will not return to this place ever again.
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