Hooters

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  So, Hooters - we've all been there before - they're all the same, right?  Not so much.  I read a review somewhere that recommended that this Hooters needed some new Hooters girls, and sadly, I agree.  The food was average, but overpriced, and our waitress paid no attention to our table at all and just seemed to want us to hurry up and leave.  Needless to say, we won't be going back there next time!!

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  Posted on 04.25.13 Rich O.

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  Took my son out for a guys night. It was his first time at hooters. We ordered a lots o tots which was good hot fresh and it had bacon. Then we had 20 boneless wings and an order fries. The wings were hardly Luke warm and the fries tasted stale and frozen. The food was gross the building doesn't have a defined front door that I seen.  Crowded and three of the waitress's spent the entire time at one table while their customers went without drinks. The manager or owner never left the bar. I could see the wait staff throwing used napkins across the bar into the back. Our waitress was pleasant, didn't talk much and to me felt like she rushed us out the door. Overall left with a bad taste in my mouth not sure if it was from the frozen stale food or the overall lack of caring by the employees.

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  Posted on 03.03.13 Brett Y.

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  For a traveler you need to go North on US 1and look to your right, tucked behind an Exxon station. The best way to get your Wings, unbreaded and you won't have a
  "Exxon Valdez" under your wings-to your heat level can also be made upon request.
  Good Cold Beer and some good looking waitresses to boot. It's not fancy but they try harder to keep the customer happy than most of there other Restaurants in the Washington, D.C. area

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  Posted on 01.20.13 Dennis B.

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  I've had their wings before, after years of hearing from male friends how amazing they are, and I found them fatty and, ick. I told these male friends and they said, "Yeah, they're bad; we just say they're awesome as an excuse to go there". OK, whatever floats your boat. As a "foodie", I review menus carefully before I select (I'm about the food, not the boobs). Haven't liked the wings, haven't like the chili; I was determined to pick something they couldn't mess up.
  
  Cobb salad! Surprisingly, that's not very easily found in local restaurants. When I do fine it, I usually get it. What I got at Hooters wasn't as cobb salad, but  a regular salad with pre-cut cubes of deep fat fried chicken and lots of croutons. There are no croutons in a real cobb salad... sigh.  I asked for the vinagrette dressing and they were out of it. The Hooters chef doesn't seem to know what a cobb salad is; it should be called "Salad with pre-cut deep fat fried chicken pieces". Google it, Chef Hooter.
  
  Not that it tasted BAD, it didn't, but it wasn't anything special and won't be back. I'm writing off Hooters as a place for 20-something-year-old men to stare at women's hooters and get drunk and not care how bad the food is.
  
  If you DO care about food, don't go to Hooters!

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  Posted on 04.25.12 Diana K.

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  Always a great time. Try the chocolate cake.

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  Posted on 04.24.12 Kay P.

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  I have been to alot of restaurants and this place tops all of them. No matter what the stereotype is, it is a great place to take the family and the management will go out of the way to make sure you visit is top priority.

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  Posted on 04.03.12 Walt C.

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