Hooters

Visiting from Oklahoma. Nice little Hooters restaurant. Service was great and the food was good. Fries were a little old and cold, but the wings were fresh. Clean restaurant as well. For the single guys, yes the girls are good looking.

It was a pretty long wait to not see ONE owl anywhere in the restaurant. What’s up with that?!? Tasty food though, amirite?

Wasn’t able to get in for the Rousey fight tonight. Not upset about it but the guys were really rude when I asked how long the wait was. They pretty much said don’t bother eating here tonight.

Stopped in here because everywhere else closes early. I was greeted and my drink order was taken almost instantaneously as I walked it. The food did not take much time but a lil heavy on the breading. Bar tender (tricia) was very attentive and socially pleasant. She even put on my hometown game and recommended spots to go to and ones to avoid.
Very satisfied with the service.

First the good stuff; the ladies serving are very nice, upbeat, and responsive to your dining needs. Prices are reasonable, the beer is cold, and the food comes quickly. Lots of parking and it’s easy to find. Now the bad stuff; the wings are small and barely edible. I was amazed the first time I visited in that there was hardly any flavoring (sauce) on the wings, just a lot of breading, and I do mean a lot! I was told there were new cooks. OK, I’ll be back later. I just came back from the restaurant tonight (2 weeks) and obviously the new cooks are still working. I can get breaded wings, big wings, anywhere. I’m at Hooters for the Parmesan garlic flavor on my chicken, not the breading. Sending the wings back for additional sauces resulted in, well, I’m not sure because I sure didn’t get any additional sauce. I’m hoping we find someplace in the Quad Cities that serves good wings.

Awesome wait staff ask for Ashley in the day, and Andi at night, they are happiest and most responsive. Restaurant is clean and food is great. Ask for Dos Equis, there is a promo going on. Shopping mall near by.

FOR TOURISTS, this is a very typical Hooter’s.
Most places in Davenport seem to be closed by 10pm. My friend and I were in dire need of satisfying our growling stomach. We weren’t left with many options so we opted for Hooter’s.
Appetizers are half-​priced after 10pm. Sweet deal but it also provoked us to over-​order. We really wanted the Mexicurley fries only to find out they weren’t offered at this location. Instead, we had tater tots, fried pickles, and 10 pieces of wings in the Daytona beach and Chipotle honey sauces.
The tater tots were covered in melted cheddar cheese, sour cream, bacon bits, and onions. They were perfectly fried and each bite came with a crisp. The fried pickles were also simple but good. As for the wings, we both agreed the Daytona beach was the winner. It was mildly spicy but tangy. The Chipotle honey was overly breaded and very filling, considering how we were already stuffed with mounds of appetizer.
Warning, these two half-​priced appetizers came in a heavy pile. It was definitely too much for two petite ladies to finish.

Friendly staff and all were attractive. Typical Hooters atmosphere, but this location is showing it’s age.

Typical hooters…
*good/​cheap wings
*GREAT ‘VIEWS’
;-)

I haven’t eaten at a Hooters in over two or three years. it felt good going there again. Sarah had never been to one either. but I think it’s safe to say she enjoyed eating there and would gladly go again. I love their chicken sandwich and cheeseburger. it’s a great sports eatery.

It’s your standard Hooters. If you’ve been to one, you’ve been to this one.
The wood floors, walls, and ceiling and make it pretty loud sometimes inside. The food covers a wide range of quality. I love the Daytona wings, and that’s my usual go-​to if I eat there. It’s not a place I’d recommend if you’re looking for a great burger.
The servers usually do a fine job of keeping tabs on how you’re doing and making sure you don’t need anything. You pretty much know what to expect if you’re going to a Hooters, and you’ll get that at this one. I always get a kick out of watching the high school kids who clearly think they’re doing something scandalous and/​or «adult» by going out to Hooters for dinner.
Their parking lot can fill up pretty quickly on busy nights, which can be a pain.