Last night Wednesday 2/25 I was at hooters and our waitress gave us horrible service just because it was a group of two females and two males, it was not that busy at all about four other tables! One was a group of and 6 males but other the myself and my friend we were the only females in the place besides the waitress! She was rude to us and also took her a good 20 minutes to come back with out drinks because she was to busy socializing and flirting to be bothered with us! I don't appreciate it and it's rude! The last time before this was ridiculous took 45 minutes for our wings to come out on a Tuesday night and it wasn't busy the service was horrible! I love this place and it's great to come and hang out with friends but this is craziness!!! The service between the waitress I had and the cooking staff sucked and I hope it dosent stay that way because they will lose a lot of business if so!!
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Atusa S.
Great waitress! She was adorbs and had some perky boobs. Me and my boyfriend loved it. The food was delicious. Had to wait a while but that was the chefs fault. Definitely recommend the lots of tots!
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Michael F.
Wow...is it really possible to get so MANY things wrong in the same order? Yes...and Hooter's can make it happen. So, me and two buddies had a gift certificate to this Hooter's and finally made it there to use it. Driving over, we thought..some wings, some burgers..it's going to be half decent right? No way. First off...the service is awful. The Hooters' broads seem almost bothered to help. After taking a seat and looking at the menu, we order...20 wings, a side of fries, and 3 burgers. "How would you like your burger cooked?" asks our Hooter's girl... and she winds up with a medium rare, a medium and a medium well order. We also get perplexed over the wing order... "battered or naked?" Huh? "Battered is better." "OK, we'll take that". The pitcher of beer is ice cold...off to a nice start. And that's where things end. The food comes out. The wings have no sauce, I mean, no sauce on them. They are a giant pile of fried mess. The burgers appear ok, but that's it. I take a bite of my medium rare burger, and there isn't a speck of pink anywhere...my buddy with the medium burger..same thing. He says "Why do they even bother asking that question if they cook them all the same?" Worse yet, the burger tastes...well...like nothing. I mean nothing. Mine has cheddar cheese and grilled onion. I put on some ketchup and pepper. I still can't taste anything, except ketchup and pepper. For $8.00 I'm started to wonder why a 99 cent cheeseburger from McDs packs more beef (real or not) flavor than this mess. The bun was also completely tasteless and mass produced. The wings...an even bigger debacle. So..I mentioned, no sauce. So I get up, track down our waitress (MIA for 5 minutes) and ask for sauce on the side. I think it was a cup of melted butter like stuff, with a drop of hot sauce mixed in. I put some on top of a wing, and take a bite. How gross can we get, seriously? A shooter of grease pops in my mouth, just like that gum with the liquid center. The batter is unseasoned and void of all flavor. It's mission is to hold the grease inside the wing. Man...did we walk out of here discouraged. No palate satisfied. We cursed the day that gift certificate came our way. Hooters has accomplished one thing. You can not only go in and stare at plump, bodacious mounds of man made trickery, but you can also eat plump, bodacious mounds of man made trickery. Stay away forever.
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German S.
stopped by after a work related class...i had a pretty messed up weekend so what else to do on a Monday afternoon..have a drink with good friends and relax a bit. Food, blah is ok,, service was good,,, turnes out that the waitress bf works a favorite eatery of ours and hit it off. I can only take this place no more than an hour..I look around and I see all this old guys trying to look cool for the young females...it is funny ..
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Domenic F.
Being a Wing Snob and a hooters fan, I decided to go to this hooters to celebrate my birthday. We went here on saturday 2/13/10. It wasn't crowded and it was an overall excellent experience! We kept our order simple, 50 wings, all drums and 1/2 breaded and 1/2 not-breaded and the sauce was hot. The wings came out nicely prepared and properly cooked and quickly. Again as the other snobbish reviewers are ordering salads. Who goes to Hooters and orders a salad...please people this is at best a dinner. If its not grilled or deep fried...why order it here? IF you stick to grilled and deep fried things you can do no wrong at a hooters. One other item to note about this place is the "talent". I've been to other hooters and I think it must be the university that is nearby, but this place does have some nice talent! My usual hooters is in king of prussia and their talent is how should we say...less then impressive? This is worth the 20 minute drive from KOP to Glen Mills as the food is better, and the waitstaff is of higher quality. Enjoy the wings and the view!
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Cheryl J.
We stopped by this Hooter location for a bite to eat a few days ago while we were out and about. I had heard Hooters has good food. boy were they WRONG! I decided to order the Cajun wings for us since we've already had spicy buffalo wings in plenty of other places. They were NOT Cajun flavored. It tasted like they dumped a bunch of rosemary, paprika, salt & pepper on them. I've had Cajun food before and those wings are NOT Cajun flavored. I ordered the Bleu Cheese Burger. It has some bleu cheese thrown on it and that was it! No lettuce, tomato or onion. It came with spiral fries which were very bland and too crunchy. The burger tasted like it was a previously frozen cheap burger patty. Our waitress Teresa was ok. She hardly ever smiled and after she would ask us a question she would get this odd look on her face. The manager did come over to check on us but that was before we had got our food. We will not be going back to Hooters!
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Matthew S.
I came in here on the Flyers-Pens game 4 night. Going in I knew it was gonna be busy and I was right. The service was good as I sat at the bar. However sitting at the bar i noticed 3 cooks. As the orders really started coming in I thought I would see another cook come out to help. I didn't see anyone else. The cooks did an admirable job trying to stay on top of it but I kept hearing the servers announce problems with their orders... Some big and some small. The only thing I would say is if you Ho on a big sporting night or something similar, have a little patience or go somewhere else.
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Jeffery S.
Being from the midwest, traffic in the Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington area drives me nuts. Outside of the car, they are generally the greatest people you ever want to meet. But put them behind the wheel of a car and you got some of the biggest A-holes to ever hit the road. That being said, when I am visiting this area late fall or early winter, when it seems to be dark all the time, I prefer to stay close to the hotel when in search for a place to eat. I was staying at the Hampton on Baltimore Pike and the closest place I could find was the Hooters near the intersection of Highway 1 and Highway 202. Normally I don't seek out places that feature scantily clad women, but I don't avoid them either. I decided to take my place at the bar and order from there. In front of me was the so-called kitchen were there were three kids preparing all of the meals. There were also about a dozen slightly sleazy but still attractive waitresses roaming around ready to engage in some prick teasing conversation. I decided to keep it light, so I ordered a garden salad with ranch dressing and a half a pound of steamed shrimp. So far as the food goes, the salad was just about at the end of it's shelf life, bagged lettuce and red cabbage just beginning to turn red along with some stale croutons. Dressing itself was some standard restaurant pack. Shrimp kind of reeked of some fishy smell which indicated they were not fresh either. Dipping the shrimp in the provided drawn butter or dousing it with hot sause would kill the taste, but what would be the point of that? But that was not the scary part. I am a corporate food safety person for a food processing company and the Hooters food preparation crew broke almost every rule in the book. I'm not going to waste time listing every detail but one example was that the person cooking most of the food was also trying to unclog a sink. He began by using a hot water hose that had rubber peeling away from the surfaces and rotting threads in trying to clear out the clog...the rotting stuff was right over some fried foods that he was preparing at that time. Finally he got frustrated, took a black brush and started reaming out the drain. He then wiped off the excess water from the brush bristles, went to a cooler to get some raw chicken, put the chicken in a bowl and then threw the black brush on a shelf where bowls used to prepare their famous hot wings are kept. All without changing his gloves or washing his hands. If you want some eye candy, this is the place. If you want to avoid getting sick from food poisoning, this is a place to avoid. The only two things that save this place is that 1. They fry the crap out of most of the items they serve and 2. If someone does get sick, they'll blame the booze.
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Philly D.
Walking in, I was greeted by...nobody. Instead I got a look from a "waitress" sitting at the bar, as if she wanted to tell me that I was a moron to expect to be seated by someone. So I sat myself down and waited for her to come to my table to take my drink order. And I waited. And I waited. This girl was sitting at the bar, literally next to my table, and she would not so much as look at me let alone get me a drink. I asked her if someone could take my order. She gave me an,"OK," and proceeded to take the long way to my table, dragging her feet and slumping over the entire way. This is just over five minutes of me sitting down. Great. I ordered a Coke and a Big Fish Sandwich and, much to my disbelief, received my drink in under a minute. Five minutes later, my sandwich was dropped off to me, and if I were looking the other way I wouldn't even have known it because this girl put it down on my table and just walked away. No "here you go," or "enjoy," or "fuck off." Nothing. Ok, so the fish sandwich was great. It was a great big piece of fish that had to be cut in half, and once I was able to get the attention of another waitress and ask for utensils, I was able to do so. The fish sandwich was great. That's about the only thing that was good about my visit here, other than the fact that my stay here would soon be over. Near the end of my meal, a chipper voice snuck up on me. "Anything else?" I wanted to ask her who she thinks she is asking me something like that. Instead I gave her a "nope," and she brought me the check and a comment card. Really? Eventually, she cam back to pick up my check and money, asking if I needed change. Yeah, she did. So I left the comment card on the table, with my thoughts and my telephone number- Hooters Headquarters. Maybe she can call them up and get some advice. HOOTERS HEADQUARTERS, LISTEN TO ME. I'VE BEEN TO HOOTERS ALL OVER THE WORLD, LITERALLY. CLOSE THIS ONE! PLEASE!
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Ali E.
My first Hooters experience. We rolled in about twenty minutes before the place closed, hoping to get some drunk munchies after a wedding reception. Clearly I got wings. The two-star descriptor "Meh. I've experienced better" is pretty accurate. The "medium" hotness was barely barely spicy, and pretty effing greasy. The curly fries were a little undercooked, but they came out quick and hot (ha, that's what she said). As much as the objectification of women and tube socks bother me, our waitress was helpful, friendly and generally great - we commended her to the manager.
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Di P.
So because we're at Hooters, I always feel ripped off when the girls working here have smaller hooters than me. But there are guys who like them in smaller forms, so I can't judge too much. My guy likes to check out the booties which were "Ninety Percent flat!" he proudly calculated. I then reminded him that this place isn't called Boot-ers and he needs to critic the top rack. My waitress who I dunno, was 19? Maybe? Had the voice of a high pitched squeeze toy and kept calling me ma'am. It was so distracting. And it made me feel really, really, really sad. Not the ma'am part because I've got ten years on her but the high pitched voice. Like some guy reaffirmed to her a long time ago that talking like a baby was hot. Sad face. I had some ridiculously salty food man. And the boneless chicken wings should just be called chicken nuggets so you aren't surprised by how tiny they are. I dunno. I used to come here because I really loved the wings, but I've had better wings at other Hooters establishments. By the way, the "Good For Kids?" part of the survey of this review was the only time I checked "Not sure" and really really meant it. I mean, there were lots of little boys here. Would I take my little boy here? Probably no. But I shouldn't judge right? Sigh. Not sure. Not sure, my friend.
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Joe H.
So I decided to try Hooters and it was good The staff was friendly, food came out timely, and tasted great. At the end of the night I can say I enjoyed the experience. Good finger food and beer!
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Ryan F.
I've been going to this Hooters for the past few years and it is a great place to hang out depending on your server! If you get someone with personality there will be stool riding and storytelling in no time. Unfortunately, like all businesses, there are a few duds. Luckily, we haven't had one in a while and it will continue to be our guilty pleasure.
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Matt M.
Wings and beers at lunch. What else can you say about this place. Servers are "friendly" and get better each time me and my buddy get a craving. You are not going highbrow here but its good for what they do.
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Steven B.
When I think about a visit here the same word keeps running through my head again and again. The burger is satisfactory. The wings are satisfactory. The mostly domestic beers are satisfactory. The television placement is satisfactory. And finally the girls are satisfactory. If you visit you'll have a satisfactory time.
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Beatle F.
Stopped here after a job interview last week. Needed to cool down and de stress! Sat at the bar, enjoyed some frosty cold tall beers! Enjoyed the boneless Wings with the hot Bbq sauce!! Yummmm!! Great smiles, personality, & service from the staff!! And I got the job! I will return!!!
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Matthew W.
I have been coming to this Hooters for about the past 2 years every time I am in town for military training because I am always put up at the Wyndham hotel in the same lot. The food is always cooked well and the beer specials are always good. The girls have always been nice to me and on top of their service. I have never had any problems here or complaints. There are plenty of tvs to watch your sport. I generally always sit at the bar and there are big flat screens lined up for easy viewing.
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Meghan C.
This is a standard Hooters! We walked in and were greeted with the obligatory, friendly "sit wherever you'd like guys!" which we did. Got our beers quickly, watched our wings be prepared, watched the Red Sox and Yankees games... And the bill? Like $21.00 - stupidly cheap for some reason. I don't know if it was Happy Hour or what but...pleasantly surprised! I found no trouble with the service, the food, the environment...sorry some others seemed to have such poor experiences!! :(
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Katelynn G.
Last night Wednesday 2/25 I was at hooters and our waitress gave us horrible service just because it was a group of two females and two males, it was not that busy at all about four other tables! One was a group of and 6 males but other the myself and my friend we were the only females in the place besides the waitress! She was rude to us and also took her a good 20 minutes to come back with out drinks because she was to busy socializing and flirting to be bothered with us! I don't appreciate it and it's rude! The last time before this was ridiculous took 45 minutes for our wings to come out on a Tuesday night and it wasn't busy the service was horrible! I love this place and it's great to come and hang out with friends but this is craziness!!! The service between the waitress I had and the cooking staff sucked and I hope it dosent stay that way because they will lose a lot of business if so!!
(2)Atusa S.
Great waitress! She was adorbs and had some perky boobs. Me and my boyfriend loved it. The food was delicious. Had to wait a while but that was the chefs fault. Definitely recommend the lots of tots!
(4)Michael F.
Wow...is it really possible to get so MANY things wrong in the same order? Yes...and Hooter's can make it happen. So, me and two buddies had a gift certificate to this Hooter's and finally made it there to use it. Driving over, we thought..some wings, some burgers..it's going to be half decent right? No way. First off...the service is awful. The Hooters' broads seem almost bothered to help. After taking a seat and looking at the menu, we order...20 wings, a side of fries, and 3 burgers. "How would you like your burger cooked?" asks our Hooter's girl... and she winds up with a medium rare, a medium and a medium well order. We also get perplexed over the wing order... "battered or naked?" Huh? "Battered is better." "OK, we'll take that". The pitcher of beer is ice cold...off to a nice start. And that's where things end. The food comes out. The wings have no sauce, I mean, no sauce on them. They are a giant pile of fried mess. The burgers appear ok, but that's it. I take a bite of my medium rare burger, and there isn't a speck of pink anywhere...my buddy with the medium burger..same thing. He says "Why do they even bother asking that question if they cook them all the same?" Worse yet, the burger tastes...well...like nothing. I mean nothing. Mine has cheddar cheese and grilled onion. I put on some ketchup and pepper. I still can't taste anything, except ketchup and pepper. For $8.00 I'm started to wonder why a 99 cent cheeseburger from McDs packs more beef (real or not) flavor than this mess. The bun was also completely tasteless and mass produced. The wings...an even bigger debacle. So..I mentioned, no sauce. So I get up, track down our waitress (MIA for 5 minutes) and ask for sauce on the side. I think it was a cup of melted butter like stuff, with a drop of hot sauce mixed in. I put some on top of a wing, and take a bite. How gross can we get, seriously? A shooter of grease pops in my mouth, just like that gum with the liquid center. The batter is unseasoned and void of all flavor. It's mission is to hold the grease inside the wing. Man...did we walk out of here discouraged. No palate satisfied. We cursed the day that gift certificate came our way. Hooters has accomplished one thing. You can not only go in and stare at plump, bodacious mounds of man made trickery, but you can also eat plump, bodacious mounds of man made trickery. Stay away forever.
(1)German S.
stopped by after a work related class...i had a pretty messed up weekend so what else to do on a Monday afternoon..have a drink with good friends and relax a bit. Food, blah is ok,, service was good,,, turnes out that the waitress bf works a favorite eatery of ours and hit it off. I can only take this place no more than an hour..I look around and I see all this old guys trying to look cool for the young females...it is funny ..
(3)Domenic F.
Being a Wing Snob and a hooters fan, I decided to go to this hooters to celebrate my birthday. We went here on saturday 2/13/10. It wasn't crowded and it was an overall excellent experience! We kept our order simple, 50 wings, all drums and 1/2 breaded and 1/2 not-breaded and the sauce was hot. The wings came out nicely prepared and properly cooked and quickly. Again as the other snobbish reviewers are ordering salads. Who goes to Hooters and orders a salad...please people this is at best a dinner. If its not grilled or deep fried...why order it here? IF you stick to grilled and deep fried things you can do no wrong at a hooters. One other item to note about this place is the "talent". I've been to other hooters and I think it must be the university that is nearby, but this place does have some nice talent! My usual hooters is in king of prussia and their talent is how should we say...less then impressive? This is worth the 20 minute drive from KOP to Glen Mills as the food is better, and the waitstaff is of higher quality. Enjoy the wings and the view!
(4)Cheryl J.
We stopped by this Hooter location for a bite to eat a few days ago while we were out and about. I had heard Hooters has good food. boy were they WRONG! I decided to order the Cajun wings for us since we've already had spicy buffalo wings in plenty of other places. They were NOT Cajun flavored. It tasted like they dumped a bunch of rosemary, paprika, salt & pepper on them. I've had Cajun food before and those wings are NOT Cajun flavored. I ordered the Bleu Cheese Burger. It has some bleu cheese thrown on it and that was it! No lettuce, tomato or onion. It came with spiral fries which were very bland and too crunchy. The burger tasted like it was a previously frozen cheap burger patty. Our waitress Teresa was ok. She hardly ever smiled and after she would ask us a question she would get this odd look on her face. The manager did come over to check on us but that was before we had got our food. We will not be going back to Hooters!
(1)Matthew S.
I came in here on the Flyers-Pens game 4 night. Going in I knew it was gonna be busy and I was right. The service was good as I sat at the bar. However sitting at the bar i noticed 3 cooks. As the orders really started coming in I thought I would see another cook come out to help. I didn't see anyone else. The cooks did an admirable job trying to stay on top of it but I kept hearing the servers announce problems with their orders... Some big and some small. The only thing I would say is if you Ho on a big sporting night or something similar, have a little patience or go somewhere else.
(3)Jeffery S.
Being from the midwest, traffic in the Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington area drives me nuts. Outside of the car, they are generally the greatest people you ever want to meet. But put them behind the wheel of a car and you got some of the biggest A-holes to ever hit the road. That being said, when I am visiting this area late fall or early winter, when it seems to be dark all the time, I prefer to stay close to the hotel when in search for a place to eat. I was staying at the Hampton on Baltimore Pike and the closest place I could find was the Hooters near the intersection of Highway 1 and Highway 202. Normally I don't seek out places that feature scantily clad women, but I don't avoid them either. I decided to take my place at the bar and order from there. In front of me was the so-called kitchen were there were three kids preparing all of the meals. There were also about a dozen slightly sleazy but still attractive waitresses roaming around ready to engage in some prick teasing conversation. I decided to keep it light, so I ordered a garden salad with ranch dressing and a half a pound of steamed shrimp. So far as the food goes, the salad was just about at the end of it's shelf life, bagged lettuce and red cabbage just beginning to turn red along with some stale croutons. Dressing itself was some standard restaurant pack. Shrimp kind of reeked of some fishy smell which indicated they were not fresh either. Dipping the shrimp in the provided drawn butter or dousing it with hot sause would kill the taste, but what would be the point of that? But that was not the scary part. I am a corporate food safety person for a food processing company and the Hooters food preparation crew broke almost every rule in the book. I'm not going to waste time listing every detail but one example was that the person cooking most of the food was also trying to unclog a sink. He began by using a hot water hose that had rubber peeling away from the surfaces and rotting threads in trying to clear out the clog...the rotting stuff was right over some fried foods that he was preparing at that time. Finally he got frustrated, took a black brush and started reaming out the drain. He then wiped off the excess water from the brush bristles, went to a cooler to get some raw chicken, put the chicken in a bowl and then threw the black brush on a shelf where bowls used to prepare their famous hot wings are kept. All without changing his gloves or washing his hands. If you want some eye candy, this is the place. If you want to avoid getting sick from food poisoning, this is a place to avoid. The only two things that save this place is that 1. They fry the crap out of most of the items they serve and 2. If someone does get sick, they'll blame the booze.
(1)Philly D.
Walking in, I was greeted by...nobody. Instead I got a look from a "waitress" sitting at the bar, as if she wanted to tell me that I was a moron to expect to be seated by someone. So I sat myself down and waited for her to come to my table to take my drink order. And I waited. And I waited. This girl was sitting at the bar, literally next to my table, and she would not so much as look at me let alone get me a drink. I asked her if someone could take my order. She gave me an,"OK," and proceeded to take the long way to my table, dragging her feet and slumping over the entire way. This is just over five minutes of me sitting down. Great. I ordered a Coke and a Big Fish Sandwich and, much to my disbelief, received my drink in under a minute. Five minutes later, my sandwich was dropped off to me, and if I were looking the other way I wouldn't even have known it because this girl put it down on my table and just walked away. No "here you go," or "enjoy," or "fuck off." Nothing. Ok, so the fish sandwich was great. It was a great big piece of fish that had to be cut in half, and once I was able to get the attention of another waitress and ask for utensils, I was able to do so. The fish sandwich was great. That's about the only thing that was good about my visit here, other than the fact that my stay here would soon be over. Near the end of my meal, a chipper voice snuck up on me. "Anything else?" I wanted to ask her who she thinks she is asking me something like that. Instead I gave her a "nope," and she brought me the check and a comment card. Really? Eventually, she cam back to pick up my check and money, asking if I needed change. Yeah, she did. So I left the comment card on the table, with my thoughts and my telephone number- Hooters Headquarters. Maybe she can call them up and get some advice. HOOTERS HEADQUARTERS, LISTEN TO ME. I'VE BEEN TO HOOTERS ALL OVER THE WORLD, LITERALLY. CLOSE THIS ONE! PLEASE!
(1)Ali E.
My first Hooters experience. We rolled in about twenty minutes before the place closed, hoping to get some drunk munchies after a wedding reception. Clearly I got wings. The two-star descriptor "Meh. I've experienced better" is pretty accurate. The "medium" hotness was barely barely spicy, and pretty effing greasy. The curly fries were a little undercooked, but they came out quick and hot (ha, that's what she said). As much as the objectification of women and tube socks bother me, our waitress was helpful, friendly and generally great - we commended her to the manager.
(2)Di P.
So because we're at Hooters, I always feel ripped off when the girls working here have smaller hooters than me. But there are guys who like them in smaller forms, so I can't judge too much. My guy likes to check out the booties which were "Ninety Percent flat!" he proudly calculated. I then reminded him that this place isn't called Boot-ers and he needs to critic the top rack. My waitress who I dunno, was 19? Maybe? Had the voice of a high pitched squeeze toy and kept calling me ma'am. It was so distracting. And it made me feel really, really, really sad. Not the ma'am part because I've got ten years on her but the high pitched voice. Like some guy reaffirmed to her a long time ago that talking like a baby was hot. Sad face. I had some ridiculously salty food man. And the boneless chicken wings should just be called chicken nuggets so you aren't surprised by how tiny they are. I dunno. I used to come here because I really loved the wings, but I've had better wings at other Hooters establishments. By the way, the "Good For Kids?" part of the survey of this review was the only time I checked "Not sure" and really really meant it. I mean, there were lots of little boys here. Would I take my little boy here? Probably no. But I shouldn't judge right? Sigh. Not sure. Not sure, my friend.
(2)Joe H.
So I decided to try Hooters and it was good The staff was friendly, food came out timely, and tasted great. At the end of the night I can say I enjoyed the experience. Good finger food and beer!
(4)Ryan F.
I've been going to this Hooters for the past few years and it is a great place to hang out depending on your server! If you get someone with personality there will be stool riding and storytelling in no time. Unfortunately, like all businesses, there are a few duds. Luckily, we haven't had one in a while and it will continue to be our guilty pleasure.
(5)Matt M.
Wings and beers at lunch. What else can you say about this place. Servers are "friendly" and get better each time me and my buddy get a craving. You are not going highbrow here but its good for what they do.
(3)Steven B.
When I think about a visit here the same word keeps running through my head again and again. The burger is satisfactory. The wings are satisfactory. The mostly domestic beers are satisfactory. The television placement is satisfactory. And finally the girls are satisfactory. If you visit you'll have a satisfactory time.
(3)Beatle F.
Stopped here after a job interview last week. Needed to cool down and de stress! Sat at the bar, enjoyed some frosty cold tall beers! Enjoyed the boneless Wings with the hot Bbq sauce!! Yummmm!! Great smiles, personality, & service from the staff!! And I got the job! I will return!!!
(4)Matthew W.
I have been coming to this Hooters for about the past 2 years every time I am in town for military training because I am always put up at the Wyndham hotel in the same lot. The food is always cooked well and the beer specials are always good. The girls have always been nice to me and on top of their service. I have never had any problems here or complaints. There are plenty of tvs to watch your sport. I generally always sit at the bar and there are big flat screens lined up for easy viewing.
(4)Meghan C.
This is a standard Hooters! We walked in and were greeted with the obligatory, friendly "sit wherever you'd like guys!" which we did. Got our beers quickly, watched our wings be prepared, watched the Red Sox and Yankees games... And the bill? Like $21.00 - stupidly cheap for some reason. I don't know if it was Happy Hour or what but...pleasantly surprised! I found no trouble with the service, the food, the environment...sorry some others seemed to have such poor experiences!! :(
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