Super Bowl no bust for Hooters
Tampa Bay Business Journal
If history holds true, customers in 23 Hooters locations in the Chicago and Tampa Bay areas will consume more than 1 million buffalo chicken wings during the week before the Super Bowl and on Super Bowl Sunday.
Hooters' average wing sales for these locations normally run around 650,000 pieces per week, according to a release from Hooters Management Corp.
This year marks the 25th anniversary of Hooters Restaurant chain, founded in Clearwater in 1983.
In 2002, Hooters' founders sold off the trademark and rights to Atlanta-based Hooters of America. As part of the deal, the original group kept stores in the Tampa Bay, Chicago and New York metro areas. It also retained the right to open a Las Vegas hotel and casino, which opened in 2006.
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