Hooterization” is planned for the casual sports bar chain if two franchisee groups are able to buy dozens of corporate restaurants as the company navigates Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Hooters, ...

Eater Dallas later reported how the bankruptcy and closures didn’t necessarily spell the end for the Atlanta-based chain, though: A partnership between Hooters founder, HMC Hospital Group ...

According to a press release, the company plans to sell all of its 100 company-owned restaurants to two franchisee groups that include the original Hooters founders. The two companies currently ...

The franchisees, who include Hooters’ founders, currently operate 14 of ... Hooters franchisees and we will be well-positioned to return this iconic brand to its historic success.” ...

Seattle has the original Starbucks. Miami boasts the site of the first Burger King, now a for-auction car lot. As for Tampa ...

The franchisees, who include Hooters' founders, currently operate 14 of the 30 highest ... of highly experienced Hooters franchisees and we will be well-positioned to return this iconic brand to its ...

For more than 40 years, it’s laid claim to the original Hooters, a chain making headlines ... Tampa Bay and its Clearwater-based co-founder, Neil Kiefer, will be more intertwined with the ...

The buyout group includes Hooters' original founders, including Neil Kiefer, CEO of franchisee group Hooters Inc., who aims to return the brand to its roots while making it more family-friendly.