It has been a while since I last stepped into a Hooters or even this location. Â It was kind of dead on a Thursday evening, but I have never actually seen this location really busy in the past either. Â Anyway, the menu has changed since last time and they offer more selections than before, a good change. Â There is now 15 wing sauces to choose from and a wider selection of burger types, salads, and side dishes (like onion rings).
I ordered 20 boneless wings in hot sauce with fries. Â The boneless wings were larger than expected, crispy and moist. Â The fries, on the other-hand, were okay but needed to be cooked more, half were still soft. Â My dad, and the reason we went there, ordered regular wings with no sauce and fries. Â His wings are much larger than what they served in years past and were also very good; he didn't eat his fries though because they were not cooked enough (which he did request to be crispy).
Overall, it was a good experience, a definite improvement from past experiences. Â However, the prices are still higher than most typical wing places, and there are several good choices nearby that can beat Hooters in both taste and price.
My husband and I ate here for lunch while my car was being serviced at the Volkswagen dealer across the street. It was 11:30am, prime lunchtime, and it took forever to get our food. There was only 3 other tables in the entire place and it took over 30 minutes for our 2 sandwiches to make it to our table. The waitress never checked on us or apologized. Once the food came it was underwhelming to say the least. The curly fries were the best thing on my plate. The chicken was dry and the bun was way to large for the chicken that was on it. Next time I get my car serviced I'll visit the Chick-Fil-A instead.
Review Source:I really don't know why I keep going back here. The service was pretty bad this time around and the food was worse. I ordered steak quesadillas and they were filled with steakum! Wtf? THe only thing that Hooters can make edible is their Buffalo Shrimp. Carolina Pavilion desperately needs another sit down restaurant.
Review Source:We were starving and it was near where we were so decided to stop. Â Food was okay but people don't really go to Hooters for the money. Â I had the Pulled Pork BBQ sandwich. Â I wish it had been on a regular bun rather than the ciabatta bun it was on. Â We enjoyed playing the Buzztime Trivia game they had on and our server did a good job even in training so overall, not too bad.
Review Source:I took my friend out to lunch at Hooters of South Charlotte since he's never stepped foot inside any Hooters. It's sort of like that classic Madonna song: "Like A Virgin, touched for the very first time" This was his very first time being exposed to Hooters.
I've been to Hooters many times when there were several locations throughout Upstate NY and Northern New England (mid 1990s to mid 2000s). This is where I chilled out with my old buddies and we really enjoyed the great tasting wings and things and the crazy hula hoop dances on our birthdays.
Fast forward to 2010! We arrived at Hooters of South Charlotte around high noon on a Friday and the parking lot around the restaurant was almost full, pretty busy. This Hooters has an open and loud sports bar atmosphere with several TVs and plenty of sports/beer related decorations throughout the place. Free wi-fi is offered here. We were seated immediately and my friend could hardly contain his excitement of being inside a Hooters for the first time. For myself, this was merely a reunion with Hooters since all 3 NH locations near my home closed down a few years ago.
Our attractive and friendly waitress promptly arrived at our table to take our drink orders, 2 big Diet Pepsis ($2.49 each) and she suggested we try the Fried Pickles ($4.99), which I said,"Sure thing!" The Fried Pickles did not disappoint and tasted pretty good, which were very thin sliced dill pickle chips coated in a crispy breading (not greasy) and served with a creamy and spicy dip.
For lunch, my friend had the Hooters Cobb Salad ($8.99), which was a good sized, "more than a mouthful" salad with a mixture of chopped lettuce, bacon, cheese, eggs, tomatoes, fried chicken pieces and dressing cups on the side. I had the 10 Piece Boneless Wings ($7.99) - Samurai (Teriyaki Style), which had a pretty good sweet taste, but were very small chicken nuggets (thick breading) for the price. I was already full from munching down the fried pickles.
The service was very friendly and attentive. The food arrived within 15 minutes and we were given refills on the Diet Pepsi. Overall, we had a pretty decent lunch with a great view. After lunch, I did offer to buy my friend a black Hooters South Charlotte tee as a souvenir, but this location did not have his shirt size Large (L) in stock. There were plenty of XL and 3XL sizes in stock for the big guys.
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