I travel for work weekly, which means I eat out a lot. Unfortunately, the company frowns upon breastaurant meals, particularly for specific clients. The end result of this has been less Hooters and more Buffalo Wild Wings. This hurts. Buffalo Wild Wings is a step below Swanson's Chicken Nuggets frozen dinner in quality. Were it not for most of their locations offering cheese curds, I am not sure I could find an item worth eating. They have the worst restaurant wings I have ever had. Their Queso is also the worst I have ever had. Stone cold worst. I have tried every single one of their sauces and found them all unsatisfactory at best, and inedible most often. I am not a skinny dude. I am not that discerning. I love food. I cannot believe this place is so popular. I finally found a dry rub there that was at least something I could eat and not hate. I was getting close to just skipping lunches on days the team was going to Buffalo Wild Wings.
For those of you who are complaining about the breading on the Hooters wings.... you can get them without breading.
Throw aside the wings and sauces and other food for a second. We all have different tastes (In this thread alone, one person complains there isn't enough sauce on hooters wings and someone else complains there is too much).
What cannot be denied is that the service in a Hooters is more than ten times superior to the "service" one gets in a Buffalo Wild Wings. The service is so consistently bad, it boggles the mind. I travel the country. It isn't a regional thing. They suck everywhere.
I do like the TV options in most Buffalo Wild Wings. If you are going out to watch multiple sporting events, it isn't a bad place for being able to watch them and they will change the channel to what you want, in my experience. I try to eat either before or after a trip to Buffalo Wild Wings, though. That food is an atrocity to chicken wing lovers everywhere. It is the lowest quality crap I eat semi-regularly. Won't be surprised when it comes out that they use pigeons instead of chickens.