Roosters

                On our way to a car show for our other blog (http://turnerbudds-carblog.blogspot.com/), we decided to stop in to one of the area Roosters restaurants. OK, we know what you’re thinking, Roosters is known for their chicken: wings, sandwiches, and all other sorts of fowl food. Initially that was going to be our plan, grab some wings and head to the show. But as we walked in and looked at the menu we saw that they indeed served up burgers and so we decided to give them a try for this blog.

                Roosters is a chain mostly throughout Ohio but reaching into Indiana, Kentucky and even West Virginia. To find a Roosters near you, look them up on line at http://www.roosterswings.com/index.php.

                Founded in 1988, Roosters has become what might look like an oversized sports bar. With televisions playing every conceivable sports channel packed high on the walls, it could pass for any local area sports bar just about anywhere with one exception: the place is big. Also, adding to the atmosphere, are humorous bits of wit and wisdom posted throughout.

The Burgers

                Before we go any further and offer up any type of charade please understand that Roosters serves up great chicken. Having eaten there before its fresh and tender and very tasty.

                Unfortunately the burgers are not the same. They are frozen, pre-made patties that are essentially heated over on the grill and tossed on a bun. The attention to quality is not the same as it is the with chicken that they serve up.

                Take a look at the picture of Mark’s burger. He ordered provolone cheese and what he got was shredded mozzarella sprinkled on top of his burger and melted.

                Trust us, for all forms of chicken, Roosters is a great place to go. Just don’t order the burgers.