Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery

We left and not come back. Only male tables could get service. And saw many female customers just leave. There were only female waitresses working. They refused to wait on female customers. Saw other female customers just leave and not get wait on. We had to take the menus. And seat ourselves. The female waitresses just left female customers to eat food. They were eating food while waiting on male tables. We waited ten minutes. And nobody would come to our table. It was not busy. To many female customers leaving. The music was full blast. And noticed many dirty tables. It was hard to find a place to sit. The décor is nice.

If I could give this place 0 Stars I would.
First of all the place smells like the sewer is backed up.
My eyes were burning as soon as I walked in the place.
They sat us down at a table no one even acknowledged us for 10 minutes we walked out.
I probably will never go back to this place again.
Dear managers, get a new job because you fail on this one.

I didn’t think the food was very good. I had a steak sandwich which was prepared in what appeared to be a hot dog roll. It was bad. It is not a place to bring a family of younger children. The young female servers left most of their clothing at home. I am not a prude, but this was ridiculous.

Too Bad You Can’t Give Less Then 1 Star…
It’s marketed as the alternative to Hooters, while using the same gimmick: scantily clad women, sports on all the screens and flowing spirits. However, while I have brought my children to Hooters, I will be doing my best to keep their eyes averted when driving down Falls.
The service was less then what I expect at a McDonald’s, and other then the huge screens feeding everyone’s March Madness addiction, the atmosphere was more along the lines of last stop before you hit the 2for1 strip club.
A 20minute wait for a warm draft beer and dirty glass of wine, another 36minute wait for wings, cold fries and a salad. Now had this been a Saturday night with a line, understandable… On a Wednesday when more then half the place was empty… It may have been forgivable if there had been some attention or even an apology, instead we got more wait time…
And the topper to it all was getting to watch our server for 28 minutes after we had finished our food and another 10 after piling the plates and cups on the end of the table work for her tips by way of a good rub down to a gentleman’s inner thigh.
Great if you’re young, single and don’t expect much service, but really if you’re looking for boobs beer and wings hit up Hooters, at least there I don’t question if I accidentally stepped into the VIP room and the stop joint.

It was a good please to eat. but they may eye contact ones or twice.

Went to watch an NFL playoff game. They had the volume up to 11. I left and went to Hooters to watch the game. The volume there was a 1 or 2 and it was ²⁄₃ full. I hope the 6 customers who stayed at the Kilt can still hear.

Horrible service, went twice because I’ll give a place a second chance. Don’t know if I was ignored for an hour because I was a woman or what, but my husband had great service until I got there. Both times.
First time they forgot about the food and we waited and finally decided to leave after about an hour (for nachos) manager hurried and had nachos made and sent it with us for free. That was a good action. Second time, my Caesar chicken salad took about 45 minutes to get out, other guys that ordered after me received their food way before mine. A couple guys even had a chicken salad, but the reason mine took so long was to make sure my chicken was cooked. They didn’t make it up to me this time around and basically acted as if they didn’t need my service. My husband was furious and kept apologizing to me, but it’s life. You either get great people that care about their service, or you don’t. These guys don’t.
Both the times I went, not busy at all.

Just walked in to Tilted Kilt and realized that the waitress was more concerned with going home than serving me. I was going to drink, but she didn’t think that it was worth her time.

Don’t sit at the bar an expect to be served unless your a regular. Not a manager to be seen on a Friday nite.

I have been coming here for the last year or so to watch the steelers. It has always been packed and had pretty good service. This time not so much. It was mostly Browns fans and the service was bad. There were a lot of steeler fans but they only had one screen playing the game with NO AUDIO. The restaurant really wasn’t that full either for the service to be slow.

The setup matches most TKs, the look, the food, the alcohol… But there is a failing somewhere in customer service. Be it bad drinks or slow food, Every time someone says that something is someone else’s fault.
Nevertheless, a good time for all can be found.

Most people who are alive would probably not enjoy themselves at this restaurant.
I seem to have completely forgotten anything that my friend and I ate, which is probably not a good sign.
The service was not good– we arrived just as trivia was beginning, and our server (Karen? Katie? Gargamel?) talked through the first question. We are CLEARLY here for trivia, madam!
But if you like misogyny, you’ve definitely come to the right spot. What better place for middle-​aged, conservative white men to vent their sexual frustrations, with plenty of alcohol to excuse your behavior? But don’t worry– it’s technically a restaurant, so it’s fine that you’re here. It’ll be our little secret.
Make sure to go on a night when Bev Tan is hosting trivia. You’ll forget what you ate, and if you’re a feminist you’ll hate yourself a little bit for even being here, but Bevs quirky questions and adorable vocal blandness more than make up for the horrible, morally reprehensible blandness of this Scottish Hooters.

This place is a hot mess. I don’t even know where to begin. The service is poor. The waitress blamed everything she did wrong on somebody else and after my encounter with the manager, I see where she gets it from.
She forgot to bring oranges with our shock top beer and said «oh they’re supposed to put those on» when I asked for one. Actually you’re supposed to make sure they’re on is what I was thinking.
Our food took forever! Probably 30 minutes maybe more and it was 9:00pm and one other table in the place. And of course the food was wrong. We ordered a BBQ and bacon burger and it came with no BBQ or bacon. When the waitress finally came over she offered to bring BBQ and bacon on the side. By now the burger was cold and that didn’t sound appealing. My husband (always the diplomat) asked her to see what the manager would want her to do. She came back with a plate of Unappealing bacon and BBQ sauce and said the manager wanted her to bring it out on the side. I was appalled. She asked if I wanted to speak to the manager and I said yes.
After another long wait, and even colder burger the manager finally comes over and SITS down at our table and asks us what the problem is. She was horrific. No apology, no smile, no friendliness. I told her the problem was our BBQ and bacon burger came with neither of the two ingredients that were in the title. Her response? «yeah the kitchen forgot» Umm, okay but that’s not my fault so stop being hostile towards me. She very snottily said, «you want me to take it off the bill?» Seeing as how we didn’t eat it, it was ice cold and it took us over 30 minutes to get this half ass burger, yes I want you to take it off the bill. She storms off. I honestly felt I was on a hidden camera show. It was the most bizarre experience with a manager.
Anyway, won’t be back. What a horrible place.

This place makes Hooter’s look classy. Male servers wear black, collared polo shirts with long pants and the females are sqeezed into low cut bra like tops with bared bellies and tiny kilts that just cover their bottoms. Pretty gross watching the old farts ogle them.
The food was meh, my irish dip was really salty and the hubby wasnt impressed with the cheesesteak, either.
So, if you are with a group of young men, you will enjoy it. Mixed group or family, i would suggest Tir na Nog instead.

While I like the wing flavors flavors Tilted Kilt offers, I will not return. After visiting this restaurant twice, I’ve realized the issue is not food, it’s the management. They’re more concerned in joking around and taking care of their friends then caring about the bulk of the patrons. The bartender, Carter, was awesome. I would love to give 5 stars due to Carter and the food, but the poor management ruined it.
Long story short, go somewhere else.

Well I went here for the mayweather fight on the 2^nd… And at first I was digging the vibes… Hot women and good beer. They had the seating set up perfectly and the place started getting packed around 7pm. Which is around the time I got there. I ordered my food around that time and got 3 beers to start the wait. At this point I spent 20 dollars to get in and like another 50 $ on food and beer. And the fight hadn’t even started yet.
The food came out in a timely fashion and it tasted pretty good. The service was great… My waitress was one of the best I ever had… literally. She was so attentive and was very sweet. But here is my gripe. And here is why I knocked off a couple stars. (I would knock more off but the service is literally what is keeping this from a one or two star… So thank your waitresses.)
This place is supposed to be a pub. UK inspired. I feel that night they forgot who they were to the ultimate degree. First of all… What pub hires a bouncer /​ex Navy special forces security guard to watch the door only? How is it that you guys happily took the money from over 50+ people wearing hats and didn’t decide to enforce this so called no hats policy that y’all came up with on the fly? I was there 3 hours and spent $ 50 before y’all started going around telling the men AND women to remove their hats or get kicked out lol.
You had a dress code? Really? Why was I let in with a hat on in the first place? Why would you hire a bouncer and then not do what normal places do like require the hat to be removed before entry? I had to listen to my girl complain all night about her hair because of this stunt. On top of that… I wasn’t too happy about having to take mine off either since it wasn’t enforced at the door! That’s not a dress code that’s just management failing hard at trying to be something they are not.
Stick to what you’re good at… Being a casual pub! Don’t ask ¹⁄₃ of the place to remove their hats after they had been granted access to the establishment with hats already on… And then let them go on to spend tons of money before you guys enforce your so called policy lol. It’s frustrating and literally pointless. Hopefully next time you guys get it right. This way I can take my girl home. Let her do her hair and I can enjoy the fight in peace. Thanks a lot dude.

Basically this is Hooters with better outfits and much better food! I think the waitresses look very hot in the kilts :) But hot waitresses don’t necessarily make for a good restaurant. Luckily for the Tilted Kilt, their food is above average, and they have a great selection. I’ve never had a bad meal here, and I go quite a bit. I love their burgers, for a chain they are super delicious. Their fries are really good, and they give you a lot! Even their salads are good. They have a very large bar, one night I’d like to come in late and see how much of a bar crowd they get. Overall I can say I’d definitely recommend this place, just keep in mind it’s not a place to go on a date, unless you are dating a super cool chick!

Our waitress was friendly, but we will not be coming back due to overall dissatisfaction.
We initially chose this restaurant because they were showing the game we wanted to watch and they were having trivia. We asked to be seated next to a TV showing our game, and a server offered to get the manager to change the channel on the TV directly over us. It was not changed until approximately 15 minutes later (after we had asked multiple times).
We ordered ice waters with lemon, one beer, chips and salsa as an appetizer, and flatbread pizzas as our meals. The waters came out without lemons and the beer came out well after our appetizer did.
The chips and salsa were decent although they tasted like normal tortilla chips from a bag. The pizzas were extremely thin and somewhat soggy and tasteless (I ordered the veggie pizza). The other pizza (buffalo chicken) was better but we wouldn’t order it again.
Trivia was the only redeeming quality of our experience and it has nothing to do with Tilted Kilt!

I went to this Tilted Kilt shortly after it first opened. I won’t review that visit save for this comment: Live music doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a good thing. That visit was rough as the music was so loud there was no communicating other than pointing to a menu item and mimicking the act of drinking with crossed fingers to symbolize ‘tea’.
This visit saw myself and a guest visit at a time where it should have been really busy, 1930hrs (7:30 p.m. for you civilian types), smack in the middle of dinner time. There were maybe 7 tables filled to include two tables with women and little children. Three ladies on the floor, one hostess, and one bartender. For the size of this place I can safely say it was as dead in there as downtown Atlanta during the first season of The Walking Dead. That’s fine by me because as long as I’m not getting my face gnawed off by a reanimated corpse it means conversation at the table, more time with our server and a quiet environ to enjoy parts of the S.F. Giants game.
Our server for the evening was Stacey. This bright, young (oh so painfully young) lady was exactly the representation that Tilted Kilt needs to keep in the front ranks.
Appearance: Everyone knows the uniform, so I don’t exactly have to paint a picture here (even though some of you folks wouldn’t have minded if I had), but it looked unbearably cute on her.
Attentiveness: Checked in on the table at just the right times. Not too often and not too little. Given that the place was nowhere near busy you’d expect her to be able to do this easily but all three servers kept busy in the meantime doing side work and cleaning areas in preparation for closing. I can easily see her being as effective even while in the weeds.
Attitude: I have been in law enforcement for over 20 years and I can pretty easily tell when someone is being fake, forced or real-​as-​can-​be. Stacey was as real as the law of gravity. Wide, genuine smile and actual conversation. I don’t really care who would be at that table… they would have been charmed. I’d have brought nuns to Tilted Kilt for appetizers with Stacey as the server.
Now to the food. I tested Stacey’s knowledge of the menu (which had grown much larger since opening) and she persuasively convinced me to try a favorite of hers: The BBQ Bacon Cheeseburger. I rarely order BBQ cheeseburgers anywhere because it is too easy to mess up. This one was right on the money. I totally and utterly destroyed it (and will again). There wasn’t a part of the burger itself that wasn’t as I ordered it: medium. Again I chalk up this accuracy due to the slowness of the place but it doesn’t detract from a good burger. My guest ordered the Irish Dip which is a sandwich with shaved rib eye steak topped with melted swiss cheese and au jus for dipping. He destroyed it too and it looked good enough for me to try on a subsequent visit. While we waited for our food we ate chips with salsa. The salsa was good and chunky but needed a bit more heat to hit the ‘excellent’ mark.
The one con here that results in a four-​star rating rather than a five was the bathroom. By my count there were only about 12 male guests in the building so the bathroom shouldn’t have been such a mess. Paper towels everywhere and it looked like a couple of people (or one with a very large bladder) peed on the floor. It stank like three truck stop restrooms in one.
Overall this was a VERY good visit. I don’t care what anyone says. Everyone enjoys (even if only secretly) ineraction with a beautiful server. No one should ever have to defend that. Whether you visit Tilted Kilt (or Hooters or another place that has female servers) for the food, the view, or the ambience is your business. Some of the best and most intelligent women I’ve met have made good money working in places such as these and are proud of it. And, I’m willing to bet, some of those most vocal in the negative about people going to or working in these places are the ones themselves hiding in shame in the back tables trying to secretly sneak a peek at a comely lass.
Happy Kilt’n!

I feel like I have to confess that I ate here, but we did indeed meet friends here on a recent Friday night. I don’t think many couples meet here for dinner like we did, but we were all curious after the recent Undercover Boss show.
Happily I can report that the food was not bad at all. You do have to be watchful that you get what the menu describes. Three of us were missing items from our dishes. Husband’s shrimp was missing cocktail sauce. My wings were missing celery and ranch dressing, and Friend’s pretzels were missing cheese sauce. They were all quickly brought when brought to our Server’s attention. Just guessing they’re used to customers keeping their eyes on other things than menu descriptions? Hah… sorry, but well, that’s not us! (despite Husband’s eyes popping out of his head when someone else’s food was brought to our table by a slightly buxom gal) we can pretty much read and remember.
It’s certainly very loud in there, and service is spotty, but I very much liked my wings. I liked that they were grilled and I loved that they let me have 2 sauces that were served as dips, rather coated on the wings, so I could flavor them up as I wished. Husband said his shrimp was good, but fries were just okay.
So we might not have been their typical clientele, but we weren’t treated too much like strangers, and well, they really did have good wings.