Hooters, here I come
I’m going to Hooters tomorrow night to celebrate the birthday of a coworker*. Being a Hooters virgin, what’s good on the menu? (and don’t say the waitresses. I’m not that type of girl!) I’m always a fan of buffalo wings, but maybe I’m feeling a bit adventurous? Does Hooters actually serve good food, or are people just there for the beer and boobs?
*Everytime I don’t hyphenate co-worker, I say ‘cow-orker’ in my head, where ‘orker’ means ‘one who copulates’ in whatever the common language is in my mind.
November 16th, 2005 at 7:06 am
I’ve never been to Hooters, either. Considering their gimmick - I would not expect the food to be their primary focus.
However, they do promote themselves as a ‘family’ restaurant - WTF?
November 16th, 2005 at 3:56 pm
their wings are fantastic. they truly are the best wings there are. my wife doesn’t like me going to hooters, so i will phone in an order of wings and go pick them up.
November 17th, 2005 at 2:16 pm
“*Everytime I don’t hyphenate co-worker, I say ‘cow-orker’ in my head, where ‘orker’ means ‘one who copulates’ in whatever the common language is in my mind.”
Okay, I could get through the whole Hooters bit with a straight face, but this really had me laughing out loud. Ask Berklee. He was in the other room and asked what I was laughing about :)
November 27th, 2005 at 4:50 am
hooters is actualy a restaurant?
i thought its just a boob bar
December 1st, 2005 at 12:10 pm
Hooters has some of the very best wings in the business. Order them naked (meaning without the breading, of course) and a mix of flavors. The Three Mile Island is about as hot as I can stand, but each to their own, I guess.
As for being a family place, only if you assume the proper attitude before you go in. If you are expecting to be offended, the local Disney store can offend. If you walk in with an open mind, I think you will have a good time there. I know my wife and I always do