Hooters

Perfect place to watch a football game with your personal booth. Food is delicious. Ambience from both the waitresses and staff is nice and friendly.

I ordered one hot dog with fries. Terrible fries, all cold. Hot dog was acceptable.

Hooters isn't really a great place to watch sports, it's not even a great place to eat...but once in a blue moon it's okay. Despite their expensive prices ($9.50 for a big mug...you can get one at Buffalo Wild Wings at half that price AND better food and service). Several waitresses seem bored or grumpy at this Hooters, always making time for their gossip with other coworkers in some corner leaving customers licking their empty plates and glasses because there's no service for 15-20 minutes at a time. Hooters is dead in the US because of just that, so glad Twin Peaks even Ojos Locos are beginning to emerge there instead...waaaaay better service and the ladies actually like being there. It's still kind of a new concept in Mexico (the "breastaraunt" idea) and amazed to see more popping up in Mexico City. All in all, it's always my dead last resort to watching my game and actually enjoy being there. Also, my glass smelled nasty, had to ask for another. The layout of this Hooters is laughable, many huge columns making the bar area almost hidden. Typical lazy Hooter staff service. One last thing... Mexico is not shy at telling you they ran out of stuff. Hooters is very happy to say you can't have a certain menu item when that's all you wanted. Just a warning .

My takeaway order was totally wrong after waiting 30 mins for it. The restaurant was like 10% full so why the long wait? I got the order corrected but that took another 30 mins to come. Spent an hour waiting for some almost tasteless chicken. Never again.

Good seats at the bar to watch live sports. Had fun watching the playoffs. Good Baja Shrimp Tacos. The Big Daddy Beers are a bit much, but “when I’m Rome ...”. Friendly and professional staff. Update - while paying bill with a credit card, the waitress doubled the tip that I asked her to put into the card machine. Accident? Maybe ...