Um....client suggested this place for happy hour drinks. Â It is a knock off from Hooters from what I could tell. Â Typical sports bar food and drinks with your run of the mill poor service and average quality of food. Â Hardly anything on the menu will not induce a heart attack. Â Skip it if you can. Â Probably a great place to pick up a guy as 90% of the patrons were males between the ages of 21 and 51. Â Has outdoor seating.
Review Source:Went here the Saturday before St. Patty's Day. Had green beer, okay food and the waitresses were nice as usual.
There was a $5 cover and we actually got to sit down and watch the UFC fight. For it to not officially be St. Patricks Day I still enjoyed myself. I only generally have come here on St. patrick's day so I don't know how it is any other day of the week, month or year, lol.
I'll try to come back on a day that isn't March 17th.
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Food is typical bar food. Greasy to put it lightly. Â Nice girls try to sit down at table and flirt with clientele. Â Of course they are barely dressed and barely 18. Â So...seriously kind of distracting to enjoying a good meal, and kind of sad to see grown men goggling over these kids. Â Tried it once thinking it would be a good meal. Â Don't think I'll go back.
Review Source:My brother warned me that this place is an Irish Hooter's, but we took our wives there anyway. I just like trying out different Irish pubs. Well, the waitresses wear skimpy outfits with abundant cleavage and mini-kilts. If your into that this is your place. However, the servers were friendly and helpful. I turned down two seating options offered to us until we were seated at a nice quiet area away from the bar and the karaoke so we could talk. Which means this is not a good place for quiet conversation. The food was OK but not up to the gold standard of Nine Irish Bros. back home in Lafayette IN. I had the fish and chips, and the fish was very tender and flaky with a light breading. But I felt that the portion was half of what I'm used to. It was so good, I just wish I could have more of it! We had the Irish nachos for an appetizer and I recommend them. My brother had the Irish stew and it was appropriately served. The menu includes a lot of non-Irish offerings but also does not offer Irish breakfast or bangers and mash - a major faux pas. It really is just a Hooter's with an Irish theme and some Irish items on the menu. Not enough to get me to return here.
Review Source:I stopped by one morning - a few minutes before 11am - so I'm guessing that's why it took soooo long to prepare my lunch. Â And then to make matters even worse - they got my order wrong. Â I ordered a sandwich and a salad.
But both the manager and the cashier were so friendly when I returned to the restaurant. Â The manager insisted on re-doing the entire meal at no charge and he apologized profusely. Â
I'll try them again - but I will dine in - and of course, I'll provide and upate.
Tilted Kilt is a raunchier Scottish version of Hooters with waitresses in kilts which are surprisingly straight but expectantly short. Â While Hooters restaurants give off a fun & relaxing atmosphere (think beach bar), Tilted Kilt takes a darker route featuring girls with tattoos and vulgar humor on its menu and bathroom walls. Â The prices are comparable to that of their nemesis chain. Â I ordered the Classic "Big Arse" Burger. Â It was pretty big as advertised, but it was also pretty plain. Â Nonetheless, the bun was soft and the beef was savory. Â I can't really complain, A-OK!
Review Source:Good food and a fairly nice wait staff. Â This Tilted Kilt was on Undercover Bosses in November of 2012. Â There is definitely a difference from Kilt to Kilt. My favorite Tilted Kilt location is the Suwanee Georgia restaurant. Â
You won't be disappointed though with this sports bar. Â Definitely pick here over Hooters.
Great place to watch the game. Â The talent seems to have fallen off a little, I guess school is back in session and some of the more attractive staff members are back working on degrees. Â
The food also seems to be missing the mark although it was never all that great. Â I ordered a pizza and it came with pesto sauce, tasted like cardboard with measured toppings.
Guys there are enough decent wing joints pizza parlors and burger places to fill the void. Â You have to get better or like your better looking waitresses people will leave
My husband and I finally decided to give this place a try even though the reviews were not good. We decided to sit outside to enjoy the last few days of summer. We ordered the wings because they were $0.50 cent wings that night and we also ordered sampler platter appetizer (really pricey) while we sipped on wines and beers. Needless to say, the wings were horrible and the sampler was meh, not good at all. The best thing from the sampler platter was the cheese sticks, but how can you mess up cheese sticks! I'll just go there for drinks in the future, forget about the food and service! Just sad really for a this location.
Review Source:The food here was not very good at all. We came here on a Monday and I was disappointed with the food. I got the burger special. The burger was overcooked and did not come with any toppings. Just over cooked meat and crusty bread. I was told the lasagna was good and that the Irish soup was horrible.
The waitress service was pretty good. This place had plenty of TVs for watching whatever event is happening. I still have to give them a sub par review for sub par food.
The food is average but for a pub - below par! Â LMAO at this location being hooters witih high school girls. Â That is exactly right. Â It is a revolving door with the waitresses. Â I like the uniforms better than hooters and I don't know why. Â The burgers are not bad though. Â Will have to check out other locations around the city to get a better review. Â This is what gets the extra star. Â They show the PPV fights: boxing, MMA. Â The important special events are free. Â Now that's a nice compromise when you are eating average food in a pub atmosphere. Â
Grade: C
I didn't eat there (went for drinks and Tue trivia). Â It was ok. Â As far as a bar goes, it was a bar.....where the ladies wore cool outfits. Â The drinks were reasonably priced for their size but it did seem that we were often waiting awhile to get their attention to order the next round. Â A drink was spilled which they were nice enough to replace at no charge. Â The fish tacos looked really good on someone else's table.
Review Source:There are a few decisions to make when going out to watch the game at a sports bar. You have to locations to decide on such as hooters, taco mac, fox sports, etc. Well the tilt is a mix between hooters and taco mac. The beer selection obviously isn't as large as taco mac but you get a slight variation of the hooter girls. Tilted kilt food is average, similar to hooters, and taco mac. You're here for the atmosphere not the fine dining. The specials on beers such as my favorite Newcastle are great. Also they show MMA and boxing PPV. Lots of tv's, lots of people, and the waitresses are actually very personable. I feel the waitresses are friendlier than the hooters girls. You're here for fun and atmosphere remember that not the food.
Review Source:Wow...how about the servers fighting about who would have to earn our tip that night...
My husband and I went to see the Mayweather and Cotto fight. The place was packed, but the patio was nice and cool. The $10 cover was very reasonable for this type of event.
When we sat down at the patio, we asked not one, not two, but three servers to come and take our drink order. My husband usually tips at least $1 per drink, and since me and my unborn baby were driving, it could have been a good night for someone. That is if anyone would have bothered to wait on us. One of the servers was clearly the child of parents who have probably said "Thank goodness she's pretty!" and the rest were just lazy. My husband went to the bar and finally got his beer and my ice water. Their loss.
Will we be back? Perhaps, but only for a special event like this where being waited on is not top priority!
Be prepared for a scathing review.... Ok, the Tilted Kilt... Why do they even ask you how you want your burger cooked? It's always rare! It's getting old...and this location couldn't cook a burger either!
Now... Here is my MAIN problem. Over 22 TV's at this location and I was sitting at the bar and requested the Rangers vs. Senators hockey AND the Phillies vs. Marlins on another. I was informed the manager has to do that. Well after waiting 32 minutes I assumed they did not want my business. No problem, because they won't get it and I say why cater to Rahul Patels profits anyway. So.... I do NOT recommend this place, but Meagan and Paul at the bar were cool.
Boobs! Â Boobs boobs boobs boobs boobs. Â Okay, I thought I'd just get that out of the way.
Despite this place being here for a while, I never actually made the effort to go there. Â I'd been to one out in Las Vegas long before they expanded and ended up all over the country to go to guerrilla war with the Hooters of the country, and it wasn't at all that impressive then, so I was more or less ambivalent. Â
But after successfully running from my life from (fake) zombies with my friends, we decided we needed a celebratory meal. Â Couldn't be pizza, couldn't be Mexican. Â Needed to have beer. Â Given the fact that our point of rendezvous was in Vinings, imagine my surprise when one of the girls in the group said she wanted to look at boobs, which easily narrowed it down to Hooters and Tilted Kilt. Â And here we are.
It was an early dinner (5pm-ish), likely before the Saturday dinner crowd, but the parking lot was still well populated. Â BTW, although we were fine, I'd advise people enter the parking lot slowly; the steep incline of the entrance probably scrapes and ruins oil pans and undercarriages with regularity. Â Upon entering, it's a dimly lit atmosphere, with large-screen televisions, everywhere. Â Populating the Kilt, is to no surprise, a bunch of creeper dudes of varying ages, pretending to watch college basketball but really mentally comparing the gratuitous show of breasts, short skirts,high socks and legs of the waitresses who prance around in their provocative imitations of Scottish kilts.
My group's server was a real looker, using a performer's name (as revealed at the receipt) with bedroom eyes and a great smile. Â Imagine my pleasant surprise that she actually did her job well, taking orders, fielding questions, bringing drinks expediently, and splitting the check.
Maybe it was the time in which we came, but the food came out conveniently swiftly. Â I ordered fish tacos, and I was pleased. Â A little on the heavy side with the cabbage and dressing on the interior, but not enough to drown out the taste of the fish itself. Â Seasoned chips and salsa was a welcome side as opposed to the litany of rice and beans that most other restaurants pair with tacos; I could eat my dinner with my bare hands, much like the carnal experience of zombie survival could provide. Â Everyone in my party seemed very pleased with their meals overall.
Price is fairly standard fare for any comparative joints like Hooters or Taco Mac, so I can't complain, nor praise in that regard.
Overall, this one experience was vastly positive. Â Good food, quick service, plenty of drinks. Â Tons of eye candy. Â Lots of televisions, so if you wanted to watch sports instead of boobs, you could. Â I'd come back, sure. Â BOOBS BOOBS BOOBS
The place was intimidating to visit to say the least. Â The food came out cold the two times I dined in and the waitresses didn't bother to ask for additional service or refills. Â They would go off and visit one particular guest and stay there for 10 minutes at a time and just shoot the breeze by the rest of the guests with no bother.
The professionalism was the worst of the visit. Â The hostess did not bother to greet or ask of seat preference. Â She was texting on her phone when I arrived.
This is the least favorite recommended places to dine unless you want to drink beer and catch sports on their TVs.
Can't believe I haven't reviewed T.K. off Cobb Pkwy, yet. Â I visited this numerous times since it's opened, but sadly I haven't been there in quite awhile.
As others have said, it's Hooters with school girl-like outfits. Â The girls here have definitely changed over the months, and the ones you were starting to get to know disappear. Â Guess I'll never get to talk to that one crazy girl that was always calling me "smiley".
Anyhow, this is probably the least favorite one out of all the Tilted Kilts I've been to in Atlanta. Â The music or TV's are always way too loud, so everyone is pretty much shouting to have any kind of a conversation. Â It's also located right across the street from Hooters, so most people are going to go there.
The food is ok, just make sure you never order the drunken clams. Â It's typical bar food, so it's mostly fried and greasy. Â There selection of beers, while not as numerous as a Taco Mac or Hooters tends to be along the lines of British or Irish beers. Â So if you fancy your self a Guinness or any of the Guinness mixed drinks, T.K. is the place to go.
T.K. isn't as fun as Hooters is for people watching...the girls at T.K. don't seem to try the same tactics as the Hooters girls do for big tips. Â Then again, it also doesn't have those rare instances where you see the family and their young kids there (akward IMHO).
A quick tip for those who arrive here when they've got valet parking; you can park at B&N or come up from behind the parking lot from the side street.
The food was good. I had the spinach dip and the Gaelic chicken. I would totally get them again.
One thing I didn't like was that the music was really loud.
Also, the service is slow. When we first walked in, we stared at the greeters at the podium at the door for at least 20 secs. They were looking right at us but were more interested in talking to each other rather than greet us. I had to say hi first and get them to seat us.
Anyway, prices are average and food is good. The girls are pretty, if that's what you r going for.
I'd go again, but it wouldn't be my first choice. Can accommodate a large group by moving tables, I believe.
Oh, and they don't have any booths. And they have a pool table which is cool. They have outdoor seating where u can smoke too.
Hope this helps.
The Irish pub version of Hooters, its the same concept of girls dressed down to show off with typical american bar food, yet a bit of a disappointment in the end. I visited the Kilt with a large group of friends before the lunch crowd could arrive and the waitress was prompt at showing up at the table. Everyone ordered and it took almost 45min to get our food, but the last guy who ordered has his food first.
The food was not that great and to the point that it made the guy next to me sick and throw up in the bathroom. After the waitress dropped off everyone's meals, she barely returned to check up on us. Needless to say the tip equaled the service served.
I don't see myself visiting the Kilt for a long time....
I was surprised to read the bad reviews about the food and service.
I actually found the food decent and the beer options vast and smart. I sat at the bar with a buddy before a show at the Cobb Energy Center.
Service was quick...maybe a little too quick as the bartender was eager to take my unfinished beer and put a new one in its place. But that's not what turned me off about the place.
I doubt I'll be returning as I had to listen to the bartender make a gay slur about a previous patron he had recently. I don't care if he like them or not, but in earshot of a couple fags sitting at his bar, he should keep his personal homophobia to himself. Â
Hell, we didn't even mind the scantily dressed tarts everywhere serving food.
To be fair - I can't write a review about the food, because I didn't stay long enough to eat. Â From what I've heard from other people at our table, the food is decent.
The service was terrible. Â It took forever to get a drink or just the waitresses attention. Â Forget trying to close out your tab.
We came here for the UFC fight night, so it was packed. Â What surprised me is that in the whole place there were no more than 5 females. Â I was expecting much more of a mix. Â Even at Hooters you find more women.
All in all, the crowd was trashy, the whole place seemed a bit trashy.
Not planning on coming back any time soon.
Great concept! Â Sports Lounge & Restaurant with nice TV's, nice setup, and nicely outfitted waitresses. Â They really look good - upscale hooters.
The food however left much to be desired I ordered the "Big Arse" and made it a "Dublin" when the food came out it was not what I was expecting especially from the names "BIG and DUBLIN" I was expecting this huge burger NOT - and it  tasted just blah no flavor what  so ever it was like they took ground beef no seasoning and fried it up - i wish I had gone to five guys - but the eye candy of scantily clad women will probably have me going back again at least next time I won't get the burger.
Good place for drinks and eye candy.
I'm not exactly sure what I was expecting when we popped in here for drinks but I'm pretty positive it wasn't what I got. Â Not that there was anything wrong, it's just that I wasn't quite in the mood for an Irish Hooters that night.
Plenty of TVs for watching a game, any game, so that's a plus. Â And everyone seemed friendly enough. Â Still, there was something quite generic about the place overall. Â We only stopped in for drinks because it was on our side of the street, so it wasn't a true "I have to check this place out" kind of deal. Â And I'd like to add that for it to call itself a pub, the beer selection was severely lacking.
We didn't eat but I did see a massive plate of nachos float by, so there's that. Â And, well, that's about it.
I had the sloppy joe, and it tasted okay. Also, for a sports bar, the price seemed higher than usual to me. They had slow service too. Â She acted friendly, but I felt she forgot about us at times.
One positive about this place is that they had plenty of TVs so you didn't have to strain to watch.
I had a forgettable time here. I guess to watch your favorite sports event, this place is decent enough in the Cumberland Mall area. But you can go to better places.
I've been here twice now, and the food is pretty good! I had the fish & chips the first time and the second time the BBQ bacon cheeseburger (minus the BBQ). Both times, service was okay... nothing to write home about.
I have to say, that I think the outfits these girls wear are cute, and much better than the Hooter's attire. I can totally see why guys would make this a recurring lunch spot!
I had a 5 star time, but the food was sub-standard. Â Even people who say they would go to Hooters for the wings aren't entirely lying as Hooters really does have good wings. Â Tilted Kilt is Ireland's version of Hooters, except that the food is worse than English/Irish food's reputation... and they only have a few native Irish dishes on the menu. Â What's left of the Americanized offerings are sub standard really. Â
The sight lines at this location are pretty amazing... the HDTV's are nice as well. Â Personally I like the outfits better here than at Hooters. Â I prefer my skin-tight orange pants on Steve Young in his Tampa Bay Bucs kit only please.
Great concept! Â Sports Lounge & Restaurant with nice TV's, nice setup, and nice waitresses.
On top of all that the food was good on my first visit. Â The Guiness BBQ Ribs were some of the best I've had. Â We had a small complaint about the chicken plate we ordered and they took it back no questions asked! Â That's service. Â
The only downside was the live performance. Â He made us uncomfortable and he wasn't a great singer.
More upside, they gave us a birthday treat! Â A better version of hooters!
I'm conflicted with how to rate the place. I've been here twice and the food is pretty decent. The service is good. But I feel it has to be compared to the biggest player in the "breastaurant" business. It's similar to Hooters, but trashier.
I've got nothing against their company policy that is far more lenient on tattoos than Hooters. The girls are beautiful. But the corporate treatment that they get is a bit of a shame. The business card on the front desk has the torso of a woman from chin to crotch. She has no face, she's not a real person, just flesh. In contrast, the Hooters coupon I got (because they were closed today for some reason and they were passing out coupons in apology) shows a smiling girl from her hips to the top of her head. Just a little more respectful and, dare I say it, wholesome.
Hooters is the girl next door. Tilted Kilt is the girl you bang for the awesome crazy sex but lie about to your friends.
For the service and the food, the place doesn't get less than a three. But I'm going with a two as I feel something akin to a strip club lunch buffet shame when I leave.
Met a friend here for a couple of drinks Easter Sunday evening, as it was one of the few places open (I know because I called ahead and they said they were).
We must've gotten here around 5 or so cause we were catching a 7 p.m. movie around the corner. As soon as we sat down, the waitress told us it was last call for food. Then, maybe 20 minutes later, we were told it was last call for booze.
Long story short, when we left for the movie shortly before 7, this place was dark and empty. I definitely felt like we (and the other tables) got the bum's rush, because the staff was just hanging out on the patio. I'm not even sure why they were open if they weren't going to stay open. It's not families are coming here for Easter brunch.
Anyway, the beer selection was decent, as was the atmosphere and patio. Not really sure how I feel about the whole Hooters-meets-pub thing they have going on here. Can definitely say the food was pretty poor though.
That said, unless you're looking for some T&A, I don't really see the appeal.
Wow, I am surprised that this place averages only 2.5 stars (at least at the time I'm writing this).  A bunch of my co-workers took me here for lunch to celebrate my birthday.  I've only heard of this place and never thought much of it.  I generally prefer local restaurants as opposed to chains (this is pretty much a chain), but I left as a fan of this place.  I thought this was just a bar, but it's actually a sports bar and definitely a guy's sports bar.  All of the waitresses are attractive and wear short skirts and small tops.  They are obviously the biggest draw.  You can think of this place like a Hooters, except classier with better food and  an Irish theme (from the walls/decor, tables, servers, and food).
Speaking of food, I went traditional with the corned beef and cabbage with baby carrots and potatoes. Â Not bad at all. Â They chop an entire slice of cabbage off for you, so it comes on a stalk or core (or whatever it's called). Â I was also given a complimentary dessert that consisted of a scoop of ice cream topped with hot fudge on top of a brownie/cookie dough. Â It was extremely delicious. Â If you're coming here for lunch, you'll probably spend in the $15 range, so it's slightly higher than if you went to any other old sports bar. Â Spacious seating and a nice little bar in the middle. Â Flat panel TVs throughout playing sports. Â Nice setup. Â Service was great as well.
If I had one gripe about this place, it's probably the crappy driveway right off Cobb Parkway. Â It's narrow and STEEP. Â One of my co-workers told me that a bus got stuck at the entrance to the parking lot and it caused a lot of traffic issues. Â The parking lot itself is already small, although there is plenty of parking in the back in an adjacent lot - you just have to walk a bit. Â Overall, I enjoyed my time at the Tilted Kilt.
I was the only female customer - I felt like this place is a glorified strip club or where girls work to get the nerve to work at a strip club. Men that promise their wives they wont go to strip clubs come here to look at half-naked women who flirt desperately with them for tips. Â I've worked in strip clubs - these girls definately are dancers in training.
There are 3 stalls in the womens room & none of them had toilet paper. There were about 10? Â females working & not many customers - do these girls not have to pee & see there was no TP? Or are they just prima donnas not wanting to do their job?
This is simply the Irish version of Hooters and there's really nothing wrong with that if that's what you are looking for.
We went for trivia night, but forgot it was Orange Bowl night. Since trivia wasn't happening we stayed for a couple of beet and snacks. Chili was ok, cheese dip was straight out of a jar, but the beer selection is good and I would guess the fish and chips would be decent.
The girls apparently audition to be servers and it's obvious why since they will certainly have to keep themselves in shape to wear the outfits. They were all friendly though, much like Hooters. The place (the Olde Mill Steakhouse on Cobb Pkwy) has been fixed up quite nicely, big huge bar, plasmas, loads of seating. Would be great for a group and sure the trivia will be fun.
My fiancee and I went to Tilted Kilt on the night that the Phillies lost the World Series. I really wasn't the least bit apprehensive about visiting this place...but I think that my dear fiancee was. It is a notch above Hooters...probably two notches above Hooters. It's not trashy at all...and the girls were not intimidating at all...nor were they overbearing.
They really did a nice job fixing the place up because it used to be the Olde Mill Steakhouse. We were seated right in front of one of the many HDTV's that they have in the place...felt like we were in our own little world...
The food was just regular ol' mediocre bar food...it wasn't anything to rave about. But yeah this place is pretty cool and comfortable...I'm sure we will be going back!
Came here on a Saturday night and I have to say I was pretty impressed for it being the first time. From reading the other reviews, my assumption is that this place really might be just hit-and-miss, but I guess I'll figure it out soon enough.
All in all I really did have some awesome service! Â We were greeted warmly when walked through the door and asked what kind of table we'd like to be seated at. A girl way at the bar even waved at us and shouted a greeting. We chose a hightop not far from the bar. Then our server, Rory, came over to greet us. She was super friendly and even wrote her name down on a little coaster in our napkin holder. She chatted with us and wasn't too pushy and was oh-so-very attentive. I honestly cannot remember the last time I got such good service like that.
We were going to order an appetizer and main courses, but we only got around to the starter, which was onion rings sprinkled with a bit of Parmesan cheese and served with a Cayenne pepper ranch sauce (read: spicy but goood!). Â Pretty tasty.
We soon got the bad news our server's shift had ended and Kitty was going to take over. Â Kitty was definitely not as good as our previous server (she may have been drinking on the job or was just too busy horsing around with other guests), but she was very friendly nonetheless. Â After she brought over our bill she even came back at one point and said, "Oh I completely forgot I even brought this over here." Eh, whatever, didn't piss me off since she seemed kind of ditsy anyways.
Word of caution if you come in a group (or even just 2 people I suppose): THEY DO NOT SERVE PITCHERS OF BEER! Why? I have no idea, because my server didn't even know. But that is so lame regardless.
The tight, skimpy outfits are definitely entertaining-- if you're a guy you've got some nice eye candy to look at, and if you're a girl you can sit there and silently pick apart these girls' bodies and justify why you're better than her because she must have some kind of nerve tryin to wear her stomach out with that pooch belly. Okay I'm just kidding but I can see people doing this (I wasn't though..). Â Anyways... coming back here to try the actual dinner plates.
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