Hooters restaurant got started in Florida and now have over 400 locations around the world. Â Impressive. Â Equally impressive are the servers (girls) and the wings. Â There most likely nothing I can add that most people don't know about Hooters. They serve burgers, wings & sandwiches with plenty of beer options. Â Many TVs throughout the place to watch whatever your heart likes. Â On this visit I ordered the $6.99 boneless wings special. Â My waitress Lauren was wonderful to talk to. Â There are indoor and outdoor seats available. Â One thing I did not like was the table where I sat was very sticky. Â They could have done a better job.
Food B
Staff A
Decor C
Location C
Health Inspection Grade 98.0
Don't you love going to an establishment, expecting good service & edible food...however, even though you already know the food sucks before even entering, one would hope to at least not have to wait around for a beer! This place SUCKS in terms of service! And server appearance..OMG!! Not going to judge, but some should transfer to the Cracker Barrel, Subway, someth'n...shew!!
I'm not trying to be rude, but seriously...if the servers wouldn't all gather at the one "local's table" who probably spends his whole pay check trying to be popular here, and actually wait on their customers.,it might not be half bad? But overall..if you can go somewhere else...do it!!! There is nothing here worth stopping by for! Did I mention the food sucks?!?!
Can someone please put a decent restaurant / bar in this area?!?!
I really see pretty much no reason to go here.
Last time I came, I set for with no service for just over 20 minutes (yes, I timed it). I literally had to raise my hand to flag down a waitress: "Oh, has nobody helped you yet?" - "No of course no one has helped me yet why do you think I'm sitting here with no food or drink!?!?"
I will say that once I managed to find a waitress, she did a decent job. She was friendly and kept my drink topped off. Nonetheless, it was a pretty frustrating experience overall.
The food here is awful. I ordered a chicken sandwich - a fried breast dipped in wing sauce on a bun. It didn't come with any dressing (lettuce, onions, cheese, etc.). The bun was slightly stale, flavorless, and not the right shape for the meat. Overall, the sandwich just didn't taste good. It tasted like a crappy crap sandwich. The fries were barely passable. The pickle it came with was disgusting. It tasted like it had been sitting out all day, and looked like someone had stepped on it.
Other patrons are for the most part loud and obnoxious. If you 'have' to come here for whatever reason, I would recommend coming during off hours.
This was my first time ever at Hooters. Â And my brother always raved about this place. Â But, I always thought he was preoccupied more with the servers and less about their wings. Â
I must say, I did enjoy their wings. Â Very delish hot and Cajun wings. Â And appropriately proportioned, not ridiculously huge. Â Yum!
Visited this location for the 3rd year in a row on my birthday (3/13). The wings were the best I've ever had (at this location). 10 naked Hot wings (bone-in) for $7.99. I was in the best mood leaving the restaurant. Service wasn't all that great, but the food was wonderful, which outweighed service in my opinion.
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My niece and wife dragged me here kicking and screaming about two years ago and since then I've been back with and without them, especially in the last month with a buddy moving away, I went here three times in two weeks! Â My wife and I also do take out at least once a month...
Everyone knows the wings are great as is the service. Â What most people don't know is that the oysters and the crab legs are also great too! Â I prefer to order my crab legs for take out, as it's just too messy to eat there. Â The shucked oysters definitely need to be eaten on premises. Â
Given a choice, I'd prefer to come here over any other wing joint in the triangle.
I've been a bunch of times and consistently have great service and great food. Â Of course the food is greasy....but hey, its Hooters.
Surprisingly their beer specials aren't too pricey.
The waitress at my last visit was an expert at helping me thru the menu and making good suggestions. Try the buffalo chicken sandwich with hot sauce mixed with Parm Garlic sauce! Â I'll definitely go back with a group of friends.
Hooters is just Hooters until you throw some Southern Girls into the tacky orange shorts and "skin colored" tights.
Half of the fourth start comes from the above mentioned while the other half comes from feeling like I was about to witness a tornado. While devouring my buffalo chicken sandwich cooked in a mix of both Hot and Cajun sauce (try it) the clouds above moved in quickly, everything got dark and extremely windy while the rain pounded down. I grew up where earthquakes are the only real natural disaster so the thought of seeing a funnel cloud (so long as there was no loss of life) was pretty exciting. It never came, which I guess is better for everyone in the region, but like I said, still exciting for a first timer.
Slow service...it was lunch hour, but the place was only half full and there were servers standing around chatting with each other...but it took a very long time to get one to visit our table. Â We were finally able to flag someone down and she said she'd check on it - we waited some more before getting service. Â Everything about the service was quite slow, especially waiting for the check. Â
The only reason to give 2 stars instead of one is that everyone's order was correct and the food was good.
Should I be embarrassed for giving Hooters a four star rating? Â Nope, they actually aren't compensating for crappy food with attractive waitresses...the food is actually decent!
Joined a group of very friendly Triangle Yelpers for dinner here, after the very generous Charlie F offered to share a gift card for 50 wings with any Yelpers who wanted to join him (and even nicer for him to allow me to come, since I'm technically a Philly elite). Â In true Yelpy fashion, there was overordering & overeating all over the place...fried pickles, onion rings, chicken strips, sliders, loaded tots + 50 wings to share...plus several of us (including myself) ordered a dinner entree. Â Overkill is so delicious, though. Â Oddly enough, my favorite dish was the onion rings. Â Super crisp & tasty with a spicy dipping sauce, they were some of the best onion rings I've had in ages. Â Though I did also enjoy the fried pickles, strips & sliders as well. Â The wings were very good...ranging from medium (which was very mild) to 911 (spicy, but not enough to knock you on the floor), they have a nice variety and the wings are huge. Â Plenty of meat for your money.
I had the buffalo chicken sandwich with fries for dinner. Â The fry portion was very generous and the chicken sandwich was on the better side of mediocore. Â They went more for quantity than quality, but not too shabby. Â I like mine a little saucier and a trimmer breasts (hit a few fatty spots).
With a group of 7, we kept ourselves well entertained, but our waitress was sweet and didn't seem phased by our many requests for additional plates, silverware, drinks, etc.  I don't think I really saw  a glass go empty.
Thanks, Charlie F!
Burgers, beers and wings, oh my! Â Spurned on by Charlie F's offer to wing it out at his home away from home, I stopped in for a lovely UYE here at RDU Hooters. Â The place was jammed on a Monday evening and buzzing with activity. Â Inside you've got a lot of flat-panels and of course the lovely Hooters girls. Â As usual, we ordered up a storm, 50 wings from Charlie, a bunch of apps from yours truly Christina and I did the Western burger. Â My burger was fine but what impressed me were the garlic-parmesan wings! Â My fave at Buffalo Wild Wings, I haven't been able to find them anywhere else but this version is really close. Â Nikki K went healthy and loved her crab legs...
We feasted like beasteds and at the end of the evening we had to tap out, no more! Â Our Hooters girl was pretty busy but sweet, attentive and cute like the rest of the staff here. So a big thanks to Charlie F and RDU Hooters for making the evening special. Â I'll be back for those garlic-parm wings!
Ok I'll jump on the Hooters review bandwagon . . .
You know what? I like this Hooters. I worked right down the street from this establishment for a year and a half and never once visited this place because a. I'm not a man and b. the bojangles next door offers tasty chicken.
I was pleasantly surprised -- I had never been to a Hooters before so I didn't know what to expect except the stereotypical buxom blondes waitressing their way through college/young adulthood and dudes watching them while downing wings and beer. Despite these factors, I enjoyed the food and the atmosphere.
Thanks to Charlie F., a group of us were treated to a feast of wings and deliciously fried food. I loved the wings, particularly the 911 and the spicy garlic. The cajun wasn't too bad either. The onion rings were crisp and the sliders adorable.
Our server was really friendly and managed the table well. I couldn't quite get over the bobby socks and white tennis shoes, but I can see why guys like this place so much.
Verdict: Hooters is a friendly and casual place to hang out with friends, eat some food, and drink some beer. Even though no one really goes here for the wings, I like the variety of flavors they provide.
So... I ordered crab legs at a h00ters. Â Who does that? ME. Â And so should you... because they were damn good!
Anyways, I came here for my de-virgining of Raleigh's h00ters establishments and I wasn't let down. Â We had the perfect host, Charlie F., and with a circle table full of friends, what could be better? Our service was impeccable... to start with I was standing at the door looking lonesome for the rest of our party and EVERY SINGLE waitress who walked past me greeted me and offered me a table. Â Same with the manager. Â And they were slammed! Â At most restaurants you go with that business you usually are lucky to get another more than forced smile! Â Our drinks were always refilled even when accidently spilled, our food came out promptly and everything was delicious. Â Checks were split appropriately and payments taken promptly. Â
To be honest, I didn't remember h00ters having such quality food. Â But tonight, I was proven wrong. Â The wings were GREAT. Â Juicy and fullllll of sauce. Â They dressing/dips were plentiful. Â The fried pickles are a new favorite of mine and something I will probably crave now from a h00ters. Â I (as mentioned previously) ordered the crab legs. Â It was a risk, I know. Â But they were delicious. Â Juicy, cooked perfectly, sprinkled with Old Bay... just the way I like them. Â And best yet, they were served with REAL BUTTER. Â Not the fake oil that even fancy restaurants in the Triangle serve - REAL BUTTER. Â I ate every last drop. Â
They have a great beer list and a fun drink menu as well. Â The girls were h0t... what more can you ask for? Â I'm definately a fan and since my husband missed out - I'm glad I have an excuse to come back!!!
While I've dined many times at the Raleigh Airport Hooters, tonight I had the wonderful opportunity of doing so with several from the Yelp community. Â
I was impressed with our Hooters Girl and how well she handled our table. Â Beverages were kept filled, requests for things like extra utensils and to go boxes were all handled promptly and politely.
Our table had quite the assortment of Hooters menu items: five different flavors of wings, chicken strips, addictive fried pickles, onion rings, sliders . . . and more! Â I think everyone was well pleased with the food choices.
Wonderful experience! Â Hope we do it again sometime.
It's unusual for me to find myself in a chain restaurant for dinner, but when Charlie F (Hooters expert!) posted a UYE to share in some food and fun, I naturally knew I couldn't pass up the opportunity to lose my Hooters virginity.
And my 'first time' will certainly be a memorable one! Charlie generously shared the gift of wings with us -- in a bajillion flavors... my faves being the 919 spicy wings and the garlic-parmesan. I know the guys' saying goes "I go to Hooters for the wings"; but, well, maybe there's a teeny bit of truth to that on top of going for the beautiful women!
In our elaborate spread, we also had spicy chicken fingers (of which I didn't have the strength to try and stuff into my stomach), fried pickles (excellent! Tangy, and with a nice soft friend batter), onion rings, fries, loaded tots (underwhelming compared to, say, Dain's tots on fire; I'd say you can safely skip these), and junior burgers (these I really enjoyed! They're slider-sized, and the crisp pickle really offset bite nicely. I do wish the buns had been toasted). At the recommendation of a colleague earlier today, I also ordered the clam chowder. I loved that it was chock full of clam, but it definitely wasn't the best version of this soup I've had. However, at about $4, it's definitely worth the price.
Our waitress was sweet as can be and handled our group pretty well. The service was slow at times, but we had several people in our party -- and the way the parking lot was overflowing on a Monday night, I'm sure they had their work cut out for them!
I got stuck eating here a couple of times because of work.
The food here (and hooters in general) really is not good.
The service - spotty at best. Â Some of the gals were plesant, the other - well lets just say - less than plesant.
Since its a hooters I guess I gotta rate the talent - 7 on average compared to other hooters I've been to.
Best to spend your $ else were
At this Hooters, the waitresses seemed a bit overzealous compared to others that I have been to. I think it was recently opened, so maybe they were just excited. The wings were wonderful, and they actually had a local brew on tap that was very good. I was very surprised to see that there was a cheap beer special, especially so close to the airport. Even cheap beer adds up quickly though.
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