Comments on: Hooters

By: The Swiss | I'm Only Here for the Food!

The Swiss | I'm Only Here for the Food! — Mon, 02 Aug 2010 08:03:56 +0000

[...] Unlike a lot of you, I seldom travel for pleasure. It is not that I don’t like it; rather, I need that extra push to do so. In fact, I recently went to one thanks for that “small” push… More details when the post goes up! But, back to the topic of travelling: More often than not, when I travel, I do so for business purposes and, given most of my clients are in the US, that means having to deal with border crossing and US Customs. I am sure all of you have had your share of experience. I am just going to summarize mine to almost six hours from Vancouver to Tacoma (border crossing included) on a trip that normally shouldn’t have taken more than 4 (even doable in 3. Just in case, Tacoma is ~30 minutes further south from Seattle in I-5). In my case, because it took me so long, by the time I arrived at the hotel it was already past 9:30 p.m. and, in my hurry just to get to Tacoma, I didn’t make any stop to eat something. Given my share of crappy experiences, by now, I should have learned by now that I should fill up my tank rather than rely on what I can find at the hotel… Anyway, “damage” by done and by ~10:00 p.m., I was looking for something to eat. Guess what? Nothing open nearby. Should I be surprised? “Fortunately”, still at a short walking distance from the hotel, I noticed The Swiss, a nearby pub was still open. Hungry? Tired? Hey, that works for me! (After all, that’s literally how I ended up going to Hooters!). [...]

By: Ebisu on Robson | I'm Only Here for the Food!

Ebisu on Robson | I'm Only Here for the Food! — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 08:03:11 +0000

[...] [*] Interestingly, almost a year to the date, I wrote about Hooters but it was under a somewhat stressing circumstance. Check my post here. [...]

By: KimHo

KimHo — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 05:03:27 +0000

I am sure that would have happened if it was busier and/or a downtown-like location. However, this Hooters was in the middle of nowhere and it was not busy, not to mention seated in a corner far from everybody (see second picture). The fact I was wearing business might have helped. Now, I must add I was respectful of the Hooters Girl and did not try to take of shot of them (not even trying to sneak one). Had I tried to do so, I am sure they would have kicked my ass out of there.

By: Jessica

Jessica — Mon, 24 Nov 2008 20:05:15 +0000

Im actually surprised that they didn’t ask you to put away your camera there! I went to Brandy’s a couple months ago with a friend and was going to take a pic of my cosmo…NOT a girl. It didnt go over too well!