Hooters

When you are desperate to watch the Ohio vs. Michigan State game and ASU vs. UofA game and your resort does not air the US games… well Hooters to the rescue.
Their food is pretty similar to the ones here in the US. The wings where okay… but we where beyond happy that the games where on.
Thank you Hooters for having the NCAA games on for us.

Food was great. Nice atmosphere. It was a great place to get quick bite to eat. Wings and burgers. Nothing fancy

Esperaba un poco más de esta edición de franquicias de Hooters. La atención fue buena (hasta ahi) y la carta es muy acotada. No hay mucho que sugerir con respecto a esto último, ya que es franquicia y no se puede modificar nada de su carta. Pero es un menú netamente americano/​foodfinger.
Tod sistemática data orientada al deporte y entretenimiento.
Tiene buenas pronósticos en comidas y bebidas pero NO TE OLVIDES DE LEER LA LETRA CHICA.
Tiene promos onda: «Come todas las hamburguesas que puedas comer y sólo paga la primera»

The food in Hooters is very nice and very cheap. That is why I like it, the chicken is lovely and they always have the sports on within view. Good service.

What better way than to watch the World Cup games, drink a Mexican beer, and snack on a few wings. We were in cancun and our hotel was not carrying the game so we ventured out, found a nice American restaurant that we called to make sure the game was on. We actually went twice, and both times the food was good, the view of the Bay Area was nice at sunset, but we most enjoyed the soccer atmosphere in Mexico. People were really getting into the game… the place was glad we won.
Place is on the small side, but they have lots of tvs to make up for it, lots of cold beer and lots of wings. The flavors are a bit different and the menu also, but it’s pretty close, so you’ll enjoy it. It’s in a large shopping area, so you have to look for it, and make sure you sit in the hooters section, as there are 3 restaurants in a row, and they are kinda hard to tell apart, if you just sit down…
Cerveza y pollo… o’lay

We were sick of tacos and Mexican food so we came here for a meal. We wanted boneless wings but the waitress messed up our order and gave us regular wings. We were hungry so we didn’t complain and ate them anyways. But, I think the Hooters food in the States tastes way better. The wings just didn’t taste the same.

Extremely poor and slow service!!! As busy as it may have been, there should be no excuse for their lack of attentiveness (feels as if this was done purposely given the fact that today was «all you can eat wings») I come from Hollywood where it’s the heart of a fast paced and busy lifestyle, and even then the service there compared to this one felt immaculate (very sad). One would figure that in a place filled by 90% tourists, the customer service would exceed or at least meet expectations. Will never return to this Hooters location due to their service (oh, and the girls are not hot either.)

No big deal. Same wings like the US. The waitresses were kind and made sure we were doing ok. They kept insisting for us to play this game that if the guest lost they had to down a beer. We just wanted to eat not have a beer fest, we passed.

By day 4 of our Cancun trip, we were so tired of tacos and tortas that we just wanted something different altogether. I’m not proud to say that I came here partly out of curiosity and partly out of exasperation (I couldn’t force feed myself another tortilla if my life depended on it). And how does this Mexican-​touristy location compare to its American brethren?
It’s the same shit you’d find in the States. It really is.
The only noticeable difference was that the domestic beer selections (in bottles and on draft) were Corona, Tecate, Dos Equis, Modelo, and Victoria instead of Bud/​Miller/​Coors. Service was average, but when I ordered the boneless wings platter in their 2^nd hottest sauce, our waitress had the foresight to ask «are you SURE you want that one?» «Si, señorita.» «I’ll bring you a water, just in case…» That was nice of her, but unnecessary, as Hooter’s wings aren’t really that hot to begin with. I was somewhat disappointed in the mildness of what was touted as a ‘muy muy picante’ wing sauce.
A brief note on value: they had a promo running that, when ordering a 6-​pack of beer, you’d get a boneless wings platter (10 nuggets + curly fries) for free. Sounds like a good deal, right?
Wrong.
Scenario 1: the wings and fries were indeed free, and you paid ‘only’ for the beer – this amounts to $ 6/​bottle for a total of USD $ 36.
Scenario 2: you paid for the wings platter ($ 12 USD) AND the beer ($ 4/​bottle) for a total of again, USD $ 36.
Any way you slice it, a wings meal and 6 beers is not worth almost 40 bucks American. On the other hand, I slammed the fuck out of those Victoria bottles and got fairly hammered by the time the check came. Sometimes I impress even myself when it comes to chugging beers…
3 stars for (lame) value and lack of variety from nearly any other USA-​based Hooters.

If you read my last review and are now reading this one, you must think I am out of my mind — I’m completely with you in that thinking! I mean, why do I visit Mexico and go to a place like Hooters? For the wings, duh! Well, we actually ended up at Hooters because Cancun isn’t crawling with local joints like Cabo or Puerto Vallarta, rather it is inundated with the best (worst) that America has to offer… in Mexico. Comprendo?
The sad part about this whole Hooters visit is that it was packed. We were all hungry tourists looking for a bit of normalcy I suppose, but the strange thing is that I barely ever go to Hooters even when I am at home. The wings were on par with their USA counterparts (average at absolute best) and the waitresses were sassy and rude. In their defense, dealing with sunburned and inconsiderate vacationers is sure to take a toll on your sanity, but hey, this seems to be the most lucrative gig in town.