Hooters.

Now that I have your attention, can I share with you just how sick I felt after an outing to the family friendly Hooters?! Looking at these pictures I know why - everything was deep fried, americano style.

Before you start judging I would just like to point out that this was very much a birthday party with great company (and the snazzy strawberry daquiris with vodka added) over anything else. At least it provided a charming conversation topic come Monday morning catch ups at work :)

The Western burger came with your cheese, bacon, onion rings, smokey sauce and curly fries. Despite being better than expected, after the oily carnage below I only managed around 3 bites before calling it a day.

Western burger

Lots A Tots: Tater Tots covered in plastic cheese sauce, bacon, sour cream and chives. The tots are deep fried, not baked. Such an indulgence that turned into such an error after consuming the 5th tater tot. (and the fifth, and sixth, seventh and probably also the eighth....) . The onion rings aren't great and I'm pretty sure they came out of a packet - but I love deep fried onions and these ticked both boxes (being "onions" that are "deep fried) so really, who am I to complain?!

Lots A Tots

Onion Rings

Chicken Wings in spicy garlic marinade

I had heard much male excitement over the wings and I started getting my hopes up when I found they came boneless, and you can pick from 8 different marinades that vary in spice and flavour. The spicy garlic hit was certainly there but it was probably fried for a few minutes too long and these were a little on the dry side. Others with boned wings didn't seem to have the problem.

And thus brought the end to an interesting night. The girls are attractive and the service extremely friendly. I was bombarded with tacky dancers, but what else would you expect at Hooters?!

xx emmsy

 

Hooters Australia
132 James Ruse Drive
Parramatta