Hooters Praha

Ordered the Double D burger. It was terrible. Driest burger I have ever eaten. One star food. Raising the total score to two stars because the open WiFi is good.

Terrible service. Waited 15 minutes, no one came by. No drink order, nothing. If I had been a group of drunk sport fans instead of one guy with a desire for wings, would I have gotten some service? Went across the street to Pastacaffe, had a server in 60 seconds and a drink 30 seconds after that.

La nourriture est passable. Pas mauvais mais pas extraordinaire.
Né venez pas chercher des burgers de folie on est loin de ça.
De toute façon l’intérêt principale réside dans la beauté des serveuses qui respectent les canons de beauté établit par les hooters américains.

Rocked the service! Best server in Praha that we’ve had on our trip was Mary!
And it seems the Wings are actually a bit bigger here than in the US.

Great service, Great women, Great food especially after a Great night of partying ;)

As a rule, Hooters is not the first stop i make when I am traveling, but this restaurant was just down from my room so I thought I would stop in for a drink before exploring the rest of the city. It was a choice that I certainly do not regret, First off, this Hooters was much different from others that I have experienced, The girls were accommodating and friendly, and yes I realize its their job, but this was different: the waitress at this Hooters really seem genuine and happy to be working. You get the sense that they’re not just focused on your tip but providing quality service, which is refreshing,
The food was excellent and did serve to transport me back to the states for a brief moment. It is the same feeling comfort a tourist gets when he/​she steps into a MacDonalds without any guilt brought on by the shame of scarfing down a Big Mac in the face of superior local options. No, the fare at this Hooters provides all of the nostalgia of home with a sense that at least its wholesome and unprocessed. But the real star at this store is the beer. Yes, the star in all of Prague is the beer, but take a moment to sit with the owner (a really friendly guy from Texas) and he will be happy to show you this restaurant’s tap system which stores just enough beer for 3or4 days; after that, he says they throw it out because the Czechs demand fresh, crisp beer, The beer is pumped directly into a special bladder system so that it isn’t contaminated by air or kegs, It was all a bit complicated for me, but all I know is that Hooters beer was certainly on par with (and in some cases better than) the rest of the beer in the city.
All in all, this was a refreshing change of pace from the traditional pub, It is the perfect way-​stop for weary travel who just craves a bit of home.