Ah Hooters, a restaurant chain that stays pretty consistent whether you go, from coast to coast.
My boyfriend Alex and I were served by Kate last Sunday, right before the snow really fell down. Â Some of the deals I noticed on the walls were All You Could Eat Boneless Wings after 6pm on Sunday and All You Could Eat Wings after 6pm on Tuesday. Â She let us know that Loaded Tots were being given out for a free appetizer today and if we wanted it. Â She chuckled when we asked for both the sour cream (Alex doesn't eat it) and bacon (I don't eat it) on the side. Â But it came out as we requested. Â She told us about her adventure to get to the restaurant today, being stuck behind snow plows. Â She was really down-to-earth, super friendly, and always had water waiting for us. Â Some of the best service at a Hooters yet!
I ordered a grilled chicken sandwich with Daytona Beach sauce (one I never heard of before), Alex ordered a buffalo chicken sandwich with the same sauce. Â Kate described the sauce as BBQ (the non-sweet kind) with a kick, and right she was! Â It was delicious, the sauce was full of flavor with the spices sneaking up on you. Â And the chicken for both of our sandwiches was fresh and well-cooked.
I went to the restroom being one of two female patrons in the place relatively soon after the restaurant opened. Â It smelled super fishy in there, which was kind of gross. Â It was clean but just smelled strange.
Overall, a great experience (minus the bathroom) and it's a great place to get a fresh chicken fix, especially on a Sunday when Chick-fil-a is closed.