Hooters

The food and service were satisfactory. However, the beer prices are excessively high. My bill came to $104 for 30 wings, two orders of onion rings, and five beers. Just a heads up: they do not disclose the alcohol prices upfront.

The wings were thin and no better than the frozen ones you can find at King Soopers. What really upset me was that I wasn't even hungry; I just went to meet friends, so I opted for the basics. They added at least $4 to $5 in extra charges for things like dressing and celery, which other wing places usually don't charge for. It was completely overpriced. They should at least inform you when you order that they automatically add these costs. It feels like they just surprise you with extra charges. I could have bought all the basic items for half the price and found better wings elsewhere.

This location is very chill and low key. The service was excellent and the atmosphere was awesome for a football game. The breaded wings and buffalo shrimp ? was delicious.

Camryn is one of the best bar tenders I’ve ever encountered! Hooters is lucky to have her!

The service was really good and food was fine, but nothing special. Looking at the menu, I thought prices seemed reasonable, but our party was charged an 18% fee mandatory tip for the kitchen and bar. That fee doesn’t go to servers, so we ended up having to tip nearly 40% in total. I’m in favor of workers being paid fairly, but this tipping nonsense is ridiculous. The restaurant needs to just increase the price of menu items, instead of hiding extra charges in mandatory tips.