The service here irks me because it could be so much better. The girls all have regular Customers and it becomes very obvious within about 15 minutes of entering the restaurant. Service for non-regulars tends to suffer as they loiter about at tables with their regulars instead of efficiently taking care of other tables. You aren't snobbed, just highly ignored while they whimsically play at work. Wouldn't be an issue if they at least checked in once or twice and didnt consistently miss refills on drinks or have clients waving to flag them down. Food here is consistently good with tons of traditional events and specials to match the sports. Large outdoor patio (covered in cold months) down the length of the restaurants gives smokers a nice place to do what they do too. Was renovated a few years back to open up the place and was done very well. Plenty of televisions and they always change the game to a particular team if you like. Only thing missing is that traditional "Hooters" service compared to other locations.
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Ana Z.
Well... This is not my first time here, but I must say that having to wait almost 30 min for someone to take our order is insane! I came bc it's close to home but honesty best to try a different place!
(2)
Evan Y.
I'm not sure which is worse: the food or the waitresses. When I say waitresses, I don't necessarily mean their looks, I mean their attitude. You do not get extra credit points for wearing those outdated outfits and you still have to serve your tables like any other restraint. Anyway, crappy service and crappy food. We probably set the bar too high, though.
The waitress was umm not the brightest star in the sky and she brought one of our friends food an hour after everyone got theirs, including the people around us. We had to ask her where it was to which we got a 'oops' response. I ordered a salad and when I was nearly done I noticed fused parmesan cheese glued to the dish from a previous customer. It was so old I could not even scrape it off and nope, I did not have a caesar salad. The manager came and said 'sorry and not knowing what else to say he, gave me business card for the trouble, but no thanks. Strongly recommend a pass on this location.
(1)
Chuk V.
Its up, its down, right now - its up. (wait, I mean the star-count) I have one of those "burger-friends"; you know, that dude who eats only the most normal American standard-ass foods and never steps a toe outside the box. That dude. Anyways, this brings me to this Hooters fairly regularly, as it has standard-ass America food. I've had varying experiences here in terms of food and service quality... but my last experience was excellent. The waitress handled everything quickly and the standard-ass American food was very good. They've recent made an effort to use more fresh and less frozen items (especially the burgers) and the new Habanero wing sauce is actually quite excellent. Also, this being a Hooters review, I must say they do a good job at following the Hooters hiring guidelines.
(4)
Helmut B.
This is very close to my home base and I pop in now and then for wings and beer. You know what Hooters is - at this particular location I find it to be clean and the service above average. The staff looks like they try hard and hustle to do a good job. This location better managed then most. Hmmm....beer....wait for it.....hmmm....cheap beer....even better, no?
(3)
Michael D.
Hey, I'm a single guy but that's not why I give 'em four stars. Had the fish-n-chips which consists of four fried tilapia fillets, curly fries, and coleslaw. The fillets were hot, crispy, and lightly battered...like tempura battered. The fries were fries, hot and salted just right. The coleslaw was creamy just like I like it. I tell ya I enjoyed every bit of that dinner. My only complaint is the coleslaw should come in a side dish and not on the paper that covers the food tray. The atmosphere was as expected: a little louder due to the game and full of mostly guys. The Hooters girls are okay but mine was exceptional as in good conversationalist and not over the top with make-up. I hate too much make-up, especially fake eyelashes....which she did not wear. I enjoyed talking to her. I told her if the fish and chips were not good I would write my congressman. She laughed, covered her name tag and told me her name was Bruce (lol.) Will I return, yes, in a month or so. I am not gaga over women too much younger than myself. They're cute but they're like kids to me although they're not. If Hooters wants to target guys like me then come up with a similar format but employ waitresses forty and over, not so skimpily clad and I'm there ... about once a month (lol.)
(4)
Tom N.
I frequent this Hooters occasionally for UFC fights. I have never had a problem getting a seat/table. They don't pressure you to spend a ton of bread or order crazy amounts of wings or anything. It is nice that they just accept the fact that people don't always come to Hooters for the food. This is a pretty decent Hooters so why not give it a try on fight night.
(3)
Geoff R.
Had lunch with a group of 12. Everything came out quickly and correctly. The waitress was great all smiles and giggles. A typical visit to Hooters.
(3)
Rene M.
Hands down the worst hooters I've ever been to! Being a former hooters girl I've been to many locations and enjoyed my many visits! Roswell is only good for its busy location. They never get the food right, the food that does come out is crap, and the management is the worst! Thank goodness Coby Brooks sold the company because I know he would not be happy with how this place is ran!
(1)
John S.
Drove by this place 100 times - finally found the occasion to drop in. Hooters is a family friendly restaurant with lots of tasty fried food. Service is excellent! Food, well, it's fried and predictable flavors. It's not bad. It's cheap. Loud, lots of sports, lots of food, good service, - what can possibly go wrong! bring your kids
(3)
John D.
If service is terrible and you say something to your friend but bartender overhears it she tells the manager that you are drunk so you won''t get served anymore. Very unprofessional, the bad thing is the manager would not even try to find out what happened. She would only listen to what the bartender states. Jenny was the manager Sydney was the bartender so beware. Apparently, they are close that's why nothing was done. My friends and i would not be coming back after going for a couple of years now.
(1)
Tig G.
This place is great. Always up beat and fun. The staff is great. If you want a place to relax and enjoy some sports and beer then this is a great place for it.
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Spiro T.
Pretty basic and overpriced pub fare. Cheesy scene. Not going to put much effort in this review since they fulfill their franchise obligations at this location. It is what it is.
(2)
Adam H.
What can I say? It's Hooters. I've been to a lot of Hooters around the country. Some good...some bad. Luckily, the one on Holcomb Bridge isn't rough. I was watching a cooking show on TV where someone was making a burger which, in turn, made me want one. A woman recently called me a "squirrel" due to my inability to focus on anything and this was one of those moments where it was good that the "squirrel" wasn't watching an episode of 'Breaking Bad' and scoured the city of Roswell in the hunt for meth. I arrived and sat down at the bar. Sydni, the bartender, was immediately engaging and talkative. She provided me a menu and we began to discuss what was good. I listen to a lot of sports radio, and advertisements for Hooters' new stuffed burgers have been slapping me in the face every 15 minutes at work, so I figured that this was the place to go. Sydni recommended a burger smothered in chili. I didn't even bother to look at the menu. "I'll follow her lead", I thought. Big mistake. First, it wasn't stuffed with anything (making me now need to go back and look at what the hell I ordered). Second, the meat had zip in the way of any flavor or seasoning. Knowing that this is Hooters, I would expect that some factory in North Dakota is shipping out these patties to Hooters all over the country, but on this shipment, they missed the salt. Again, what can I say? It's Hooters. Who goes there for the food anyway? I can assure you that the gentlemen at the other corner of the bar weren't. They showed up solely for the eye-candy. This is what I hate about Hooters. One of the guys across the bar was wearing skinny-jeans, a white tank top, was about a foot shorter than me, had man-boobs, an earring, and clearly dyed his hair blonde. He is the epitome of everything that a Hooters' customer stands for. To top it off, this douche stared me down from the moment I walked in the door. I have no idea what I did to land in his doghouse, but you would think I outed him. Every time I looked his way, he was eyeballing me. It was incredibly uncomfortable, but when his friend returned, I had no choice but to eavesdrop. His friend returned from his menthol-induced addiction stick, and couldn't have been any more a stereotypical Hooters customer than my stalker. Suddenly, the guy stopped staring at me and the two bonded over the NASCAR race on the television. Hillbilly #1: Look it! Matt Kenseth just rolled his car. Hillbilly #2: Where's that Danica chick? I only watch this for her. Hillbilly #1: She's out ther' somewhere. Hillbilly #2: Haa! I'm a traverlin' gynocologolist! A series of high-five's ensued, and I was left with nothing more than a stunned look on my face. Again, what can I say? It's Hooters. The only reason for the three stars is that Sydni was really sweet and provided incredible service. It isn't a bad place but, if you go there, expectations need to be in check. (PS - I once had a Hooters waitress in Cleveland that had the equal sex appeal and shapeliness as that of a bowling ball, to the point where eating at a homeless shelter would have been preferable.)
(3)
Douglas S.
The service is friendly and food is good; however, this location seems to be managed very poorly. A group of us came in for lunch and we were back at our office 2 hours later, and the office is 30 seconds away. Not to sound like a jerk, but when people come in on a lunch break, they need to get in and get out. We waited 30 min for menus, 20 min for each drink, more than 30 for food, and even the payment was not picked up for 15 minutes after dropping check. Pick up the pace!
(1)
Mike O.
Up until recently, I've never even thought of eating at a Hooters, however, since it's on the way home, I can certainly drink a couple to quit playing in traffice for a while. There is nothing more annoying to me than bad service! Not only was the service horrible, but most of the girls tended on their regulars rather than even offering to serve me or even greet me. If that were not bad enough, the manager on duty was huddled around chatting with them rather than actually making them work. I get the idea of Hooters, don't get me wrong; attractive girls wearing little shorts with nice, well um, hooters. The only downfall to this particular location is that the girls not only had attitudes, they were not all that attractive. If you'd like a quick beer to get out of traffic, ok. If, however, you're looking for attractive women who are polite, run away! Just my two cents...
(2)
Chris H.
Its Hooters, breaded wings are good. Drinks are cheap. Luckily the girls just leave you alone (I must not look like a big baller).
(4)
James C.
Hooters clearly has an attraction that doesn't need explanation, but all the food I've ever had had been disappointing, so I'm glad I don't have to go there often anymore.
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Renee K.
It's the last Alive After 5 in Roswell and I don't feel like waiting in lines in DT Roswell for a table. So where do I propose me and my husband go? Hooters. I'm all about good food at a good value and fast service. We ordered the nachos to start followed by a bowl of chili for me and a burger for him. We didn't realize it until all the food was on the table, but all our food has chili on it. The nachos had chili. And my husband ordered chili cheese fries. We must have a thing for chili! The nachos were too much and we couldn't finish them all. They were perfect to munch on while we waited for more chili though. And surprisingly, the bowl of chili wasn't bad. It comes with cheese and onions and is actually very good. It's not too soupy and not too chunky. A good sauce to meat ratio. Our server was typical Hooter's girl. She was very chipper and helpful with any questions we had. She made sure our drinks were constantly filled and dirty plates removed. Local radio station 680 The Fan was there that night unbeknownst to us running a contest. And my husband won a gift certificate for 50 free wings! So who wants to eat 50 wings with us?!
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Luis D.
I have been here three times with my girl friend and every time they go above the expectations they are very friendly always polite and they are fast. They have even remembered us . I asked them to change the channels to the Braves game they quickly changed the channel before the first inning will definitely come back again.
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Andrea M.
My first visit here was average since I tried the shrimp po boy sandwich (fairly good--and yes, it does come with fries). As for my second visit, eh. I tried the sliders (half burger, half buffalo chicken). When I came here again with my coworkers for lunch, the food we all ordered seemed very greasy (even a turkey sandwich had grease all over it). The prices at Hooters in general was fair. I'd rather to elsewhere for the amount of money I'm paying. The nachos here was HUGE if you're hungry. The lemonades were decent (liked the free refills). :) Other than these semi-helpful tidbits, the rave about coming to a Hooters for the first time isn't all worth it. As one of my guy coworkers had put it, "You come for the scenery."
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Maria S.
Since we live in the neighborhood we have been going to this Hooter's for years...I mean like over 10 at least. For the most part, their wings are delicious...try the grilled Daytona wings! Wonderful. Spicy Garlic and Garlic Parmesan two more wing delights. Of course you can go with the old favorites, hot, and 3 mile island! Burgers are nice size and their curly fries are always a winner. The girls are very friendly and we have seen couples, and families at this location. I don't find that they tend to "serve" only the regulars or ignore women. In fact they address me first at the table always and take my order before my husband's. And as women, we love to talk about bling and fashion. : ) the girls do tend to have a large turnaround. Don't see the same faces more than 6 months at this place. Don't know if they pay is too low and the work hours too long. Thursday nights is Trivia night. You can win Hooter gift cards. Does bring in the crowds. They have a full service bar in the back...but I do find the liquor drinks not to be as potent as other places. If you stick to fresh draft beer you will be fine.
(4)
Nicole H.
This particular one is ok. My order was screwed up but they did fix it with no problem. Other than that not a bad place. Great waitresses.
(4)
T T.
Buffalo wings- what Buffalo Wings? Burned greasy chicken bones Lobster tails - ok Service -ok Burger - good Place is messy and very loud.
(3)
Aaron H.
The bartender Chandra was loads of fun. Between the playoff specials and the good food I had a lot of fun at this place.
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Kristen D.
On the fabulous summer road trip of 2011, this won't be the last time I dine at a Hooters, but I doubt any future locations will be as interesting as this one. Coming from Miami, any Hooters that I have been to has always been really big, commercial, and actually filled with families... The ladies are regular-looking, and it's kind of like being at any other sports bar... This one, however, is like the Hooters prototype. It's on the corner end of a strip mall, and I can say that when I lived in the ATL I probably drove by it a million times. Today, we decided to stop in. Have you ever seen a movie where the "foreign looking individual" walks in and suddenly you hear that distinct sound of a record skipping, scratching and the music stops? That's what I felt. I was literally the ONLY woman in the place not in uniform. All dudes. All hammered. So, we went up to the bar and sat down. Our bartender looked as though she could have stepped out of the Hooters calendar (which in fairness is probably how it should be.) Beautiful lady, very fit and very blonde. Also very nice and attentive. We ordered our drinks and just people watched for a bit. An old man to my right kept ordering shots of "Grandma" (Grand Marnier) which I thought was the most distasteful part of the evening. All the sudden, a very worried looking manager appeared from the kitchen. An older woman, she scanned the crowd, and I know she looked over at me. I'm quite convinced she thought I was a secret shopper because I might have been the first woman to ever sit at that bar! Anyway, she came over to us TWICE to ask how everything was. She even grabbed a napkin and picked up a half-eaten pickle that someone had dropped earlier in the evening directly under my chair. Now that is service! Although... I didn't see her approach ANYONE else. So, here I am... the Hooters Narc. The food is awesome. Obviously. The reason to go to Hooters is because it's extremely consistent from one location to another. We enjoyed wings, fries and tater tots. If someone wants to dispute the quality of their Chicken Caesar, so be it. Guess what? Don't go to Hooters if you are looking for a Chicken Caesar. After sipping a few cocktails, it was necessary for me to visit the ladies room. I only mention this because in the restroom was a vending machine that sold... HOOTERS pantyhose!!! How fun is that! I swear if I had walked into the restroom with $4, I totally would have bought them. So, lastly, we were finishing up, and our lovely bartender said to me, "I know this sounds really weird, but thank you for being nice to me. Most of the time when couples come in, the women are total bitches." Wow. That shows you the state of the world. Women are their own worst enemies. So, good wings, good drinks, good service - and a good lesson that people are people... if you want to be treated well, be nice. (Or look like a secret shopper.) :-)
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Loud Good For Dancing : No Alcohol : Full Bar Happy Hour : Yes Best Nights : Thu, Fri, Sat Coat Check : No Smoking : Outdoor Area/ Patio Only Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : Free Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes Caters : No
Trevor W.
The service here irks me because it could be so much better. The girls all have regular Customers and it becomes very obvious within about 15 minutes of entering the restaurant. Service for non-regulars tends to suffer as they loiter about at tables with their regulars instead of efficiently taking care of other tables. You aren't snobbed, just highly ignored while they whimsically play at work. Wouldn't be an issue if they at least checked in once or twice and didnt consistently miss refills on drinks or have clients waving to flag them down. Food here is consistently good with tons of traditional events and specials to match the sports. Large outdoor patio (covered in cold months) down the length of the restaurants gives smokers a nice place to do what they do too. Was renovated a few years back to open up the place and was done very well. Plenty of televisions and they always change the game to a particular team if you like. Only thing missing is that traditional "Hooters" service compared to other locations.
(2)Ana Z.
Well... This is not my first time here, but I must say that having to wait almost 30 min for someone to take our order is insane! I came bc it's close to home but honesty best to try a different place!
(2)Evan Y.
I'm not sure which is worse: the food or the waitresses. When I say waitresses, I don't necessarily mean their looks, I mean their attitude. You do not get extra credit points for wearing those outdated outfits and you still have to serve your tables like any other restraint. Anyway, crappy service and crappy food. We probably set the bar too high, though.
(2)A.J. C.
Yup. It's wings. It's hooters. It's tight orange short shorts. It's basically awesome.
(5)Nida L.
The waitress was umm not the brightest star in the sky and she brought one of our friends food an hour after everyone got theirs, including the people around us. We had to ask her where it was to which we got a 'oops' response. I ordered a salad and when I was nearly done I noticed fused parmesan cheese glued to the dish from a previous customer. It was so old I could not even scrape it off and nope, I did not have a caesar salad. The manager came and said 'sorry and not knowing what else to say he, gave me business card for the trouble, but no thanks. Strongly recommend a pass on this location.
(1)Chuk V.
Its up, its down, right now - its up. (wait, I mean the star-count) I have one of those "burger-friends"; you know, that dude who eats only the most normal American standard-ass foods and never steps a toe outside the box. That dude. Anyways, this brings me to this Hooters fairly regularly, as it has standard-ass America food. I've had varying experiences here in terms of food and service quality... but my last experience was excellent. The waitress handled everything quickly and the standard-ass American food was very good. They've recent made an effort to use more fresh and less frozen items (especially the burgers) and the new Habanero wing sauce is actually quite excellent. Also, this being a Hooters review, I must say they do a good job at following the Hooters hiring guidelines.
(4)Helmut B.
This is very close to my home base and I pop in now and then for wings and beer. You know what Hooters is - at this particular location I find it to be clean and the service above average. The staff looks like they try hard and hustle to do a good job. This location better managed then most. Hmmm....beer....wait for it.....hmmm....cheap beer....even better, no?
(3)Michael D.
Hey, I'm a single guy but that's not why I give 'em four stars. Had the fish-n-chips which consists of four fried tilapia fillets, curly fries, and coleslaw. The fillets were hot, crispy, and lightly battered...like tempura battered. The fries were fries, hot and salted just right. The coleslaw was creamy just like I like it. I tell ya I enjoyed every bit of that dinner. My only complaint is the coleslaw should come in a side dish and not on the paper that covers the food tray. The atmosphere was as expected: a little louder due to the game and full of mostly guys. The Hooters girls are okay but mine was exceptional as in good conversationalist and not over the top with make-up. I hate too much make-up, especially fake eyelashes....which she did not wear. I enjoyed talking to her. I told her if the fish and chips were not good I would write my congressman. She laughed, covered her name tag and told me her name was Bruce (lol.) Will I return, yes, in a month or so. I am not gaga over women too much younger than myself. They're cute but they're like kids to me although they're not. If Hooters wants to target guys like me then come up with a similar format but employ waitresses forty and over, not so skimpily clad and I'm there ... about once a month (lol.)
(4)Tom N.
I frequent this Hooters occasionally for UFC fights. I have never had a problem getting a seat/table. They don't pressure you to spend a ton of bread or order crazy amounts of wings or anything. It is nice that they just accept the fact that people don't always come to Hooters for the food. This is a pretty decent Hooters so why not give it a try on fight night.
(3)Geoff R.
Had lunch with a group of 12. Everything came out quickly and correctly. The waitress was great all smiles and giggles. A typical visit to Hooters.
(3)Rene M.
Hands down the worst hooters I've ever been to! Being a former hooters girl I've been to many locations and enjoyed my many visits! Roswell is only good for its busy location. They never get the food right, the food that does come out is crap, and the management is the worst! Thank goodness Coby Brooks sold the company because I know he would not be happy with how this place is ran!
(1)John S.
Drove by this place 100 times - finally found the occasion to drop in. Hooters is a family friendly restaurant with lots of tasty fried food. Service is excellent! Food, well, it's fried and predictable flavors. It's not bad. It's cheap. Loud, lots of sports, lots of food, good service, - what can possibly go wrong! bring your kids
(3)John D.
If service is terrible and you say something to your friend but bartender overhears it she tells the manager that you are drunk so you won''t get served anymore. Very unprofessional, the bad thing is the manager would not even try to find out what happened. She would only listen to what the bartender states. Jenny was the manager Sydney was the bartender so beware. Apparently, they are close that's why nothing was done. My friends and i would not be coming back after going for a couple of years now.
(1)Tig G.
This place is great. Always up beat and fun. The staff is great. If you want a place to relax and enjoy some sports and beer then this is a great place for it.
(5)Spiro T.
Pretty basic and overpriced pub fare. Cheesy scene. Not going to put much effort in this review since they fulfill their franchise obligations at this location. It is what it is.
(2)Adam H.
What can I say? It's Hooters. I've been to a lot of Hooters around the country. Some good...some bad. Luckily, the one on Holcomb Bridge isn't rough. I was watching a cooking show on TV where someone was making a burger which, in turn, made me want one. A woman recently called me a "squirrel" due to my inability to focus on anything and this was one of those moments where it was good that the "squirrel" wasn't watching an episode of 'Breaking Bad' and scoured the city of Roswell in the hunt for meth. I arrived and sat down at the bar. Sydni, the bartender, was immediately engaging and talkative. She provided me a menu and we began to discuss what was good. I listen to a lot of sports radio, and advertisements for Hooters' new stuffed burgers have been slapping me in the face every 15 minutes at work, so I figured that this was the place to go. Sydni recommended a burger smothered in chili. I didn't even bother to look at the menu. "I'll follow her lead", I thought. Big mistake. First, it wasn't stuffed with anything (making me now need to go back and look at what the hell I ordered). Second, the meat had zip in the way of any flavor or seasoning. Knowing that this is Hooters, I would expect that some factory in North Dakota is shipping out these patties to Hooters all over the country, but on this shipment, they missed the salt. Again, what can I say? It's Hooters. Who goes there for the food anyway? I can assure you that the gentlemen at the other corner of the bar weren't. They showed up solely for the eye-candy. This is what I hate about Hooters. One of the guys across the bar was wearing skinny-jeans, a white tank top, was about a foot shorter than me, had man-boobs, an earring, and clearly dyed his hair blonde. He is the epitome of everything that a Hooters' customer stands for. To top it off, this douche stared me down from the moment I walked in the door. I have no idea what I did to land in his doghouse, but you would think I outed him. Every time I looked his way, he was eyeballing me. It was incredibly uncomfortable, but when his friend returned, I had no choice but to eavesdrop. His friend returned from his menthol-induced addiction stick, and couldn't have been any more a stereotypical Hooters customer than my stalker. Suddenly, the guy stopped staring at me and the two bonded over the NASCAR race on the television. Hillbilly #1: Look it! Matt Kenseth just rolled his car. Hillbilly #2: Where's that Danica chick? I only watch this for her. Hillbilly #1: She's out ther' somewhere. Hillbilly #2: Haa! I'm a traverlin' gynocologolist! A series of high-five's ensued, and I was left with nothing more than a stunned look on my face. Again, what can I say? It's Hooters. The only reason for the three stars is that Sydni was really sweet and provided incredible service. It isn't a bad place but, if you go there, expectations need to be in check. (PS - I once had a Hooters waitress in Cleveland that had the equal sex appeal and shapeliness as that of a bowling ball, to the point where eating at a homeless shelter would have been preferable.)
(3)Douglas S.
The service is friendly and food is good; however, this location seems to be managed very poorly. A group of us came in for lunch and we were back at our office 2 hours later, and the office is 30 seconds away. Not to sound like a jerk, but when people come in on a lunch break, they need to get in and get out. We waited 30 min for menus, 20 min for each drink, more than 30 for food, and even the payment was not picked up for 15 minutes after dropping check. Pick up the pace!
(1)Mike O.
Up until recently, I've never even thought of eating at a Hooters, however, since it's on the way home, I can certainly drink a couple to quit playing in traffice for a while. There is nothing more annoying to me than bad service! Not only was the service horrible, but most of the girls tended on their regulars rather than even offering to serve me or even greet me. If that were not bad enough, the manager on duty was huddled around chatting with them rather than actually making them work. I get the idea of Hooters, don't get me wrong; attractive girls wearing little shorts with nice, well um, hooters. The only downfall to this particular location is that the girls not only had attitudes, they were not all that attractive. If you'd like a quick beer to get out of traffic, ok. If, however, you're looking for attractive women who are polite, run away! Just my two cents...
(2)Chris H.
Its Hooters, breaded wings are good. Drinks are cheap. Luckily the girls just leave you alone (I must not look like a big baller).
(4)James C.
Hooters clearly has an attraction that doesn't need explanation, but all the food I've ever had had been disappointing, so I'm glad I don't have to go there often anymore.
(2)Renee K.
It's the last Alive After 5 in Roswell and I don't feel like waiting in lines in DT Roswell for a table. So where do I propose me and my husband go? Hooters. I'm all about good food at a good value and fast service. We ordered the nachos to start followed by a bowl of chili for me and a burger for him. We didn't realize it until all the food was on the table, but all our food has chili on it. The nachos had chili. And my husband ordered chili cheese fries. We must have a thing for chili! The nachos were too much and we couldn't finish them all. They were perfect to munch on while we waited for more chili though. And surprisingly, the bowl of chili wasn't bad. It comes with cheese and onions and is actually very good. It's not too soupy and not too chunky. A good sauce to meat ratio. Our server was typical Hooter's girl. She was very chipper and helpful with any questions we had. She made sure our drinks were constantly filled and dirty plates removed. Local radio station 680 The Fan was there that night unbeknownst to us running a contest. And my husband won a gift certificate for 50 free wings! So who wants to eat 50 wings with us?!
(3)Luis D.
I have been here three times with my girl friend and every time they go above the expectations they are very friendly always polite and they are fast. They have even remembered us . I asked them to change the channels to the Braves game they quickly changed the channel before the first inning will definitely come back again.
(5)Andrea M.
My first visit here was average since I tried the shrimp po boy sandwich (fairly good--and yes, it does come with fries). As for my second visit, eh. I tried the sliders (half burger, half buffalo chicken). When I came here again with my coworkers for lunch, the food we all ordered seemed very greasy (even a turkey sandwich had grease all over it). The prices at Hooters in general was fair. I'd rather to elsewhere for the amount of money I'm paying. The nachos here was HUGE if you're hungry. The lemonades were decent (liked the free refills). :) Other than these semi-helpful tidbits, the rave about coming to a Hooters for the first time isn't all worth it. As one of my guy coworkers had put it, "You come for the scenery."
(2)Maria S.
Since we live in the neighborhood we have been going to this Hooter's for years...I mean like over 10 at least. For the most part, their wings are delicious...try the grilled Daytona wings! Wonderful. Spicy Garlic and Garlic Parmesan two more wing delights. Of course you can go with the old favorites, hot, and 3 mile island! Burgers are nice size and their curly fries are always a winner. The girls are very friendly and we have seen couples, and families at this location. I don't find that they tend to "serve" only the regulars or ignore women. In fact they address me first at the table always and take my order before my husband's. And as women, we love to talk about bling and fashion. : ) the girls do tend to have a large turnaround. Don't see the same faces more than 6 months at this place. Don't know if they pay is too low and the work hours too long. Thursday nights is Trivia night. You can win Hooter gift cards. Does bring in the crowds. They have a full service bar in the back...but I do find the liquor drinks not to be as potent as other places. If you stick to fresh draft beer you will be fine.
(4)Nicole H.
This particular one is ok. My order was screwed up but they did fix it with no problem. Other than that not a bad place. Great waitresses.
(4)T T.
Buffalo wings- what Buffalo Wings? Burned greasy chicken bones Lobster tails - ok Service -ok Burger - good Place is messy and very loud.
(3)Aaron H.
The bartender Chandra was loads of fun. Between the playoff specials and the good food I had a lot of fun at this place.
(4)Kristen D.
On the fabulous summer road trip of 2011, this won't be the last time I dine at a Hooters, but I doubt any future locations will be as interesting as this one. Coming from Miami, any Hooters that I have been to has always been really big, commercial, and actually filled with families... The ladies are regular-looking, and it's kind of like being at any other sports bar... This one, however, is like the Hooters prototype. It's on the corner end of a strip mall, and I can say that when I lived in the ATL I probably drove by it a million times. Today, we decided to stop in. Have you ever seen a movie where the "foreign looking individual" walks in and suddenly you hear that distinct sound of a record skipping, scratching and the music stops? That's what I felt. I was literally the ONLY woman in the place not in uniform. All dudes. All hammered. So, we went up to the bar and sat down. Our bartender looked as though she could have stepped out of the Hooters calendar (which in fairness is probably how it should be.) Beautiful lady, very fit and very blonde. Also very nice and attentive. We ordered our drinks and just people watched for a bit. An old man to my right kept ordering shots of "Grandma" (Grand Marnier) which I thought was the most distasteful part of the evening. All the sudden, a very worried looking manager appeared from the kitchen. An older woman, she scanned the crowd, and I know she looked over at me. I'm quite convinced she thought I was a secret shopper because I might have been the first woman to ever sit at that bar! Anyway, she came over to us TWICE to ask how everything was. She even grabbed a napkin and picked up a half-eaten pickle that someone had dropped earlier in the evening directly under my chair. Now that is service! Although... I didn't see her approach ANYONE else. So, here I am... the Hooters Narc. The food is awesome. Obviously. The reason to go to Hooters is because it's extremely consistent from one location to another. We enjoyed wings, fries and tater tots. If someone wants to dispute the quality of their Chicken Caesar, so be it. Guess what? Don't go to Hooters if you are looking for a Chicken Caesar. After sipping a few cocktails, it was necessary for me to visit the ladies room. I only mention this because in the restroom was a vending machine that sold... HOOTERS pantyhose!!! How fun is that! I swear if I had walked into the restroom with $4, I totally would have bought them. So, lastly, we were finishing up, and our lovely bartender said to me, "I know this sounds really weird, but thank you for being nice to me. Most of the time when couples come in, the women are total bitches." Wow. That shows you the state of the world. Women are their own worst enemies. So, good wings, good drinks, good service - and a good lesson that people are people... if you want to be treated well, be nice. (Or look like a secret shopper.) :-)
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