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Originally Posted by KevinFromTexas
That seems like such an odd place for a Hooters. I always think of them more like Texas Roadhouse or Logan's Roadhouse - what I like to call highway food. The only time I've eaten at Hooters was at the one in San Antonio on the riverwalk with my brother, and at that Hooters on Barton Springs with a friend and fellow skyscraper nerd from Chicago who said he has a tradition of eating at Hooters in every city he visits.
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It used to make sense when downtown was smaller and the South Shore didn't really exist as a concept beyond a couple of hotels right on the water.
There was a Bennigan's catacorner from there with Aussie's across the street it was sort of a crappy sports bar area. Most of South Congress and Riverside was strip mall style junk.