I went to Hooters in the UK. The beer was cold and the wings were crispy, but I was puzzled by the family-friendly vibe.
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I went to Hooters in the UK. The beer was cold and the wings were crispy, but I was puzzled by the family-friendly vibe.
Hooters of America is facing bankruptcy in its home market as it fights high levels of debt and struggling locations. Hooters operates internationally, with locations in Canada, Singapore, South Africa — and three restaurants in the UK.
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Hooters of America, a major operator of the instantly recognizable chain restaurant famed for its scantily clad waitstaff and chicken wings, is facing bankruptcy in its home market as it fights high levels of debt and struggling locations.
Although primarily a US chain, Hooters operates internationally, with locations in Canada, Singapore, South Africa — and three restaurants in the UK.
As luck would have it, one of these locations is in my hometown of Newcastle. I decided to go along to taste-test its famous wings, and see how well the concept translates to the UK.