The latest entry into the North Fulton pub wars is this Celtic hybrid named for the short plaid skirts sported by servers with bared midriffs. The menu is a mix of influences ranging from pastrami or pulled pork sandwiches, pastas, pizzas and the signature “Gaelic chicken” in an Irish Whiskey cream sauce.
I finally decided to come and check this new pub out and watch the Falcons game. My initial thoughts before visiting was just another sports bar with sexy waiters serving bad food.
I was almost right. Sexy servers in very short kilts is the theme, BUT the food was VERY good (Wings, spicy to my liking and not soggy, nice and crisp). Even better was the service. I was very pleased that my waiter just gave great service. She treated me like I had been going there for years!
Will definitely be going again, but this time bringing all my friends!
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Let’s be honest, at Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery, the signature dish isn’t on the menu. Like Hooters before it, the most prominent feature of this Celtic theme sports pub chain is the uniform of its servers — described in detail on the Tilted Kilt franchise Web site as “knee high socks and short, sexy plaid kilts with matching plaid halter tops under white camp shirts tantalizingly tied to show off the midriff.” (Full review)