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May
10
2009
Reviewed by
Guest (twowheelertom)
I go to hooters for two reasons--one is the chicken wings and you can figure out the other. While they do get a little greasy sometimes, I guess it depends on who's back there making them, they are the best chicken wings around for my money. For me, Mild sauce is hot enough. I'm almost afraid to try their "hot" or 3-mile island, or my tongue may be numb for days.
Most of the Hooters girls perform like Hooters girls, but on occasion I've had a few who are as bland as the ladies who served your lunch when you were in school. Lighten up, will ya? This place is supposed to be fun!
Since I often go there by bicycle, I liked the old DeKalb Pike location better because I could cut through developments to get there. But where they are now, it doesn't pay me to do that. I just stay on Gulph Road from Valley Forge Park until I get there. You won't catch me doing that during rush hour, though--no way!
That said, Hooters is what it is, "Often imitated, never duplicated." And the same can be said about their chicken wings.
I go to hooters for two reasons--one is the chicken wings and you can figure out the other. While they do get a little greasy sometimes, I guess it depends on who's back there making them, they are the best chicken wings around for my money. For me, Mild sauce is hot enough. I'm almost afraid to try their "hot" or 3-mile island, or my tongue may be numb for days.
Most of the Hooters girls perform like Hooters girls, but on occasion I've had a few who are as bland as the ladies who served your lunch when you were in school. Lighten up, will ya? This place is supposed to be fun!
Since I often go there by bicycle, I liked the old DeKalb Pike location better because I could cut through developments to get there. But where they are now, it doesn't pay me to do that. I just stay on Gulph Road from Valley Forge Park until I get there. You won't catch me doing that during rush hour, though--no way!
That said, Hooters is what it is, "Often imitated, never duplicated." And the same can be said about their chicken wings. 
