Is Hooters kid friendly?

Better not take them outside then...there are adult conversations everywhere.

Oh yes maam. judgement is not the way. And theres plenty of it in your conservative, christian response isn't there? Haah. Im a Christian too. And its sound like your really judgemental and jealous acutally, because those women fit the "suit" and possibly you don't. Thou shalt not judge. Remember that one from the 10 commandments? Did you think God wants women to be ashamed of their bodies, or the fact that they have a job at all, that isn't in the HOME? At least they are working for a living. Some women choose to work outside the home, and not in a bubble at home. Thats my two cents. Take it or leave it.

I offended by the uniform, so I don't go there. I am also offended by Hot Dog on A Stick...so I boycot that too...

In all seriousness...really? They are YOUR children. You can give them any experience you want to. You can take them to Hooters and make a big deal about it, or you can take them to Hooters and order some wings. Or you can not take them there at all and get your wings elsewhere. They will follow YOUR lead. If you want to stand outside Hooters and pray for the girls that work there and the management, do that. If you want to bring them to watch UFC...that is UP TO YOU. They will follow YOUR lead. You may not want them to read/watch Harry Potter because you don't like magic. You may not want them to go to Disneyland because they exploit princesses and rodents. You can't control anyone else's actions, just your own. There are weirdos at Chuck E Cheese, Disney, and even in your own neighborhood.

We are a conservative, homeschooling Christian family, but I know that my kids will follow my lead. Judgement is not the way to go. There is plenty of that. How about being a role model instead? Last time I checked we were all stuck here going through life together -- and if you act appalled at someone's choices for clothing, career, etc, your kids will too. If you just take people where they're at and love them anyway...well, that's what your kids will do too. Then they can start making informed and responsible choices about what they want THEIR lives to look like. If you live in a bubble, your world falls apart when the bubble bursts... You are your kids' moral compass until they can form their own. Be a good one -- in reality, not fantasy.

However, I will say that the fingernail I found in my food the last time I was there kind of cured me. I won't be back to the one near me. And fortunately, we live in an area full of other options, so Hooters doesn't have to be an option when we go out.

There's my 2 cents worth...take it or leave it.

Oh yes maam. judgement is not the way. And theres plenty of it in your conservative, christian response isn't there? Haah. Im a Christian too. And its sound like your really judgemental and jealous acutally, because those women fit the "suit" and possibly you don't. Thou shalt not judge. Remember that one from the 10 commandments? Did you think God wants women to be ashamed of their bodies, or the fact that they have a job at all, that isn't in the HOME? At least they are working for a living. Some women choose to work outside the home, and not in a bubble at home.
Thats my two cents. Take it or leave it.

We are a conservative, homeschooling Christian family, but I know that my kids will follow my lead. Judgement is not the way to go. There is plenty of that. How about being a role model instead? Last time I checked we were all stuck here going through life together -- and if you act appalled at someone's choices for clothing, career, etc, your kids will too. If you just take people where they're at and love them anyway...well, that's what your kids will do too. Then they can start making informed and responsible choices about what they want THEIR lives to look like. If you live in a bubble, your world falls apart when the bubble bursts... You are your kids' moral compass until they can form their own. Be a good one -- in reality, not fantasy.

I'm not judging anyone who chooses to take their own kids there. I'm just giving my opinion to the OP.

I am shocked at how many people are against taking children to Hooters. Do you not take your kids to the beach either? It's just a restaurant... the high school girls that work at our local ice cream shop are usually wearing shorter shorts than the Hooters girls.

Not sure if you read all the comments, but it's not JUST about what they're wearing. It's the atmosphere of a sports bar, it's the other customers that like to go and have adult conversations, it's about the whole concept of the restaurant, etc.

Please tell me that you realize there's a difference between choosing Hooters as a place to have dinner with your children and taking your children to the beach. Why do people even bring that comparison up? Good grief.

To be honest with you, I don't really realize the difference. I have brought my daughter in and every time we go in, there are MANY other families in there... to be honest, last time, there were more families in the restaurant than single men. They have good food and the wait staff is very nice. I personally think going to the beach is MUCH more sexual than going to Hooter's. Have you even been there? Just wondering because your comments suggest otherwise. When I went to the beach this past April, I felt the need to cover my daughters eyes when we walked by the kids laying on towels making out... walking by a couple feeling each other up in the ocean.... etc... I have never felt the need to do that at Hooters.