Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery

Update…12/29/2014 this location is closed

We were looking forward to coming here because it was recommended. Service was so bad at the bar. It took forever for a drink order and the bartender argued with me over what was on tap… when I clearly could see what beers were on tap. We were going to have dinner there but just had one beer and left due to the bad service. I would give no stars if I could. Glad we left because the dinner spot we found afterwards was amazing.

Low and behold, here I thought when I moved to TX I’d be amongst crazy rednecks on horses on dirt roads acting a fool and being extremely conservative. Yes. Yes, I know that’s a ridiculous over exaggerated terrible stereotype, but that’s how my view of TX was. Imagine my surprise when I move to the DFW area and that’s not the case and that there are TONS of Breastaraunts.
The first one I checked out the evening I moved into my home was The Tilted Kilt. Hubs and I saw an advertisement in the Stonebriar Mall for this place and thought we’d check it out. I could care less that the girls are running around half naked, what matters to me is their attitudes, the service and the food.
Fast forward 9 months later, I LOVE THIS PLACE!!! This is our go to spot when we want to grab a beer and some food to catch a game, or just to relax and enjoy happy hour. The girls are always extremely nice, food is great and the booze is fantastic. Their happy hour prices are amazing. The only thing that surprises me is how dead this place can be on the weekends. Not sure if people just haven’t stumbled down this far, or if other establishments like Wild Pitch take away all the customers.
I love when the girls get to have their token theme nights and it’s so much fun when they host a UFC night. For a $ 10 entrance fee you get to watch the fights on jumbo screens and get a free bar. Such a rush being around hundreds of screaming UFC fans, drinking and cheering/​booing for the fights.
All in all, this is my fav breastaurant.

Don’t expect any service from here. Waited 45 minutes before I had to grab someone just to get me a waiter. Trashy waitresses and poor service, make this a place not to visit. I would actually leave no tip, if I could actually get service.

Even though this TK has more competition here than in other states, primarily against the likes of «Redneck Heaven» and «Bone Daddys», it still definitely can hold its own against the best Texas has to offer. Just like with every other TK I’ve been to, the food is tasty and the sports bar atmopshere is good fun. Nothing like kicking back with a burger and garlic fries, washed down with something good from the tap. And just like every other TK, you stay for the servers and scenery. Which in this TX location, when you walk in and see the work crew, all that will come out of your mouth is «Yeehaw!»

Very disappointed… Hooter is much better. The restaurant looked as if it just opened but customer service was non existent.

Horrible, If only I could give this pub 0 stars or negative stars. Service was sub-​par, food was whatever and the bartenders were constantly drinking/​drunk. Above all else, when I got home I found out I was charged an extra 40 dollars. Had a 60 dollar charge (which was mine) and then another 40 dollar charge. She charged me for someone else’s bill! Called the manager, said he would get back to me. Never did. Called 5 – 6 times about it over the last two months and they keep blowing me off. I boycotted this pub and have made sure my friends never return! Have fun going out of business within a year, your own fault!

Fairly disappointing experience —
Visiting the area, I saw the sign for TKP at the entrance to the mall and decided I had to go! It wasn’t too busy the Sunday afternoon I stopped in, but still didn’t get great service.
The gal that was working at the time seemed to be hired because she fit the profile that TKP wants in a bartender/​waitress — meaning, young and good looking, but no customer service skills. She wasn’t rude by any means, just seemed to hate her job.
I tried the corned beef sandwich, thinking it couldn’t be that bad in an Irish bar! It was bland at best, and the corned beef just seemed like cheap quality.
Even if I lived in the area I wouldn’t be back — too many other great places.

This was horrible. I guess it was what it was – extrrrrreeeemely loud, absolutely horrible music. The tap menu was average at best. Our server was nice, and the food looked good. The outfits were kinda sad, and I say that being a big fan of titties. Butterfaces abound.
We had two beverages and took leave… the vibe was very high douchery. This is typical of the Twin Peaks, Hooters style garbage. The hilarity factor was there at least. The Best laugh my lady friend and I had was on the way out the door. Lost a fair amount of faith in humanity last night.

Wanted to check out a Tilted Kilt fort a long time. Found that the had opened one in Frisco, so it seemed a natural thing to check it out.
My wife and I went in for a Monday lunch, about 12:45. Place was pretty empty, although it looked inviting. I counted at least 8 different sport stations on, and the décor was very pub like. Unfortunatley, that was pretty much the highlight of our visit.
We both tried the fish & chips, and both were dissapointed. The fish seemed like re-​breaded fish sticks, and the dough was still mosit in the inside. These are not the cod fillets that I saw at Scottish Games, or even at The Londoner. To their credit, the did have malt vinegar on the table. But there is no reason to pay so much for so little fish. These are not pieces of fish, they are little more than oversized fish sticks.
The service was meh. Our waitress never intoduced herself, and was not very attentive. It was easy to see why the lunch crowd was probaably down the street at Chili’s. I reminded myself that places like this tend to have the best servers working nights, because that’s where the money is in this type of eastablishment. So perhaps the service would be better Friday or Saturday night, or on gameday. But avoid the fish & chips, they are not worth it. Might go back to try the shepher’s pie, but the Londoner did such a good job, & Whole Foods makes a great shepherd’s pie, too. I’m more likely to just roll up the Dallas Parkway to The Londoner and pass on the Tilted Kilt. You should too, during the weekday lunch hours.

Service was pathetic !! The place was not even busy and it took 30 Mins for us to get drinks !! Food was okay, but will not be back !

Whatever goes on in Texas, stays in Texas. Truthfully, fantastic service. Now, for the ladies. They may have boobs (albeit fake), buy they had no butts. Baby needs back here.
I ordered the boneless chicken wings. While for $ 10 it has no fries, but it blew doors off Hooters wings. A huge mound of tender and moist chicken, spicy, and way too much that I had to take back to the hotel with me. No worries, I ate it cold over the next couple of days.
Did I take a fine woman back with me, too? I’ll never tell. But let’s just say they close at midnight. Bwahhhhhaaa

We have been back multiple times and I really enjoy the atmosphere– the girls aren’t annoying and keep it classy. The bartenders are friendly– I don’t feel uncomfortable there like I do other establishments with the same «uniform». The kilt nachos are different and good.

I will preface what I am about to say with the fact that I am typically not a fan of chain restaurants and although I’m not sure this is a chain because I’m not from here, if it isn’t, it’s sure trying hard to be one and that isn’t necessarily a good thing.
On the positive, the bartender was great — very personable and both asked our names and gave us hers when we ordered. She was on top of getting us new drinks when ours were nearly done, which I like. Servers wore these skimpy kilt costumes which were cute but again, this is such an outdated concept… snooze! We ordered a couple of appetizers which were OK… nothing noteworthy. I’d go back but would not go out of my way just to eat/​drink here.

Love this place!
We have tilted Wednesdays now! $ 1 wells and $ 2 dollar small domestics! Come see us! Come get tilted

My husband and I have been there several times now. Our first time, our waitress wasn’t too great, but we were very surprised at how good the food was. It is not like your regular «bar» food. We liked the food so much that even though our service wasn’t great, we came back. Each time we’ve been back, we have had wonderful service. We haven’t seen the «bad» waitress again.
We have had the chicken quesadillas several times; one of our favorites. I also had the chicken spinach salad; verrrryyy tasty. We have also had the burgers and they were great. The only reason that I am not giving them 5 stars is because of the smokiness. They allow smoking on the outdoor patio and each time the patio door opens, a waft of smoke overtakes the entire restaurant. The unfortunate waitress that is serving to them is covered in their smoke and then comes to your table smelling of smoke:(. Not too yummy…

Let’s just get the elephant in the room addressed so we can all move on and be happy: this is not a proper pub. It’s not a slam against this particular location — I’m sure this individual establishment is just following the protocol put in place by the larger chain of all the other Tilted Kilts around the country. «Sports bar» would be a more apt description since there are more televisions in this building than your local Best Buy. If you’re coming here thinking this is a hole-​in-​the-​wall pub where you can hang your head and exist in the gloom and darkness of an uncomfortable seat and maybe one TV set tuned to, I don’t know, fishing, then you should prepare to be disappointed. For the rest of us who are looking beyond the name, Tilted Kilt is an interesting and worthy place to grab a beer, a serious endorsement given the fierce competition in the area.
My Dad and I wandered in here one night after driving past it for two months. The location probably does this place a disservice as it sits behind an, at the time of this writing, indoor skydiving facility and can be a bit hard to see from the road. I believe it used to be an old TGIFriday’s and this is about the most dramatic evolution in eateries I have seen in a good while.
We walked in and I spied two stained glass women in kilts fastened into the doors. Cheeky touch, those, and beyond the doors sat a basic bench before emptying into the dining area proper. A very polite hostess greeted us and we were given the choice between the dining room and the bar. At 6:00 p.m. during the week, you could have shot a battalion of cannons off into the dining room and not hit a soul, so if you enjoy solace, the room to the left could be for you. As for us, we headed into the bar area, a place filled with high table tops and 30+ seats lined on all sides of a very spacious bar. A huge drop-​down projection screen sat against the wall for whatever sports game was on, and there were television screens as far as you could see. Even the covered patio had their fair share of screens. If you have a hankering to watch «the game,» you probably found your new haunt.
It wasn’t long at all before our server arrived. She was adept at fielding our thousands of «first timer» questions, yet we immediately encountered a problem: the «beer/​drink menu» advertised on the back page of the menu was nowhere to be found. Through no fault of her own, she explained the restaurant did not have any beer or drink menus and that our best bet would be to «look at the nearby taps or liquor» on display to figure out our order. Right, so ordering a beer doubles as an optometrist’s test. Nonetheless, they had Harp on tap so my palette was satisfied. Satisfaction turned to confusion as I was handed a coaster with the name «Chris» written on it. For a second, I thought they personalized coasters here and I received some other guest’s but our gal explained that was another girl’s before she crossed it out and wrote «Ashlee» on it. I guess the servers sign the coasters here? I don’t know. I now feel like I should have been keeping a travel log as I was eating here to document these findings.
We ordered way too much food and somehow ate almost all of it. Per our girl’s recommendations, we started with the pretzel appetizers before moving into the Butcher’s Block flatbread pizza (think your traditional «meat lovers» pie), an order of sweet and spicy chicken wings and an order of the, admittedly clever, «kilt burner» chicken strips. The pretzels were probably enough, and would serve as a wonderful one-​two treat with the right beer and the right sporting event. The chicken wings were nothing too spectacular but were not bad, by any means. The «kilt burner» sauce on the chicken strips is pretty tame if you enjoy your spicy food — it’s not bad, but if you’re looking to burn a hole in your esophagus, keep looking. The less said about the french fries with the chicken strips, the better. But, somehow defying all conventional wisdom, the flatbread was the best item on the table. I’m not quite sure what they do to make it so delectable but I suspect someone sells their soul to the dark arts while preparing it.
After a couple more beers, we were done. Service was divine, food was largely delicious and I see no reason not to return.
However, it’s not all rosy. The lack of an advertised beer and drink menu is a sticking point. Ditto the «try hard» atmosphere. You can only look at movie posters for «Snatch» and such for so long before you’re reminded of that guy in your college dorm who wanted to be cool but sucked the life out of every party he somehow ended up at. And the television set above the urinals in the «Lads» bathroom (nice touch, there) is the perfect height for any guests who are eight feet tall — the rest of us are bound to get neck aches while doing our business and checking the scores.
But those concerns aside, the Tilted Kilt deserves a bit more attention than it seems to currently be receiving.

We went here with the whole family after reading some good reviews.
I was a little skeptical, considering that places with this kind of concept don’t always prioritize food quality, but I have to say we were positively surprised.
The place very much looks like an Irish pub crossed with a sports bar with TVs everywhere so you really don’t have any table where you can’t see a TV.
Both the hostess and our waitress were very nice (not in a fake-​seeming manner)
and the service throughout the meal was very attentive without hovering. She came over just in time to refill glasses and check a few times if we needed something.
And for those more interested in the theme… yes, they were all pretty attractive.
As for the food, we ordered the food for the kids ahead of ours, mac-​n-​cheese and pretzels, and it came out very quickly. At first there was some confusion, because they actually make the mac-​n-​cheese fresh with fettuccine instead of the typical packaged macaroni stuff. Our son loved it!
The pretzels were very well received, too.
We ordered their boneless wings as an appetizer and then had the fish and chips and the gaelic chicken.
The wings were nice, still tender on the inside with a a slight spiciness that didn’t overpower (we had the tilted sauce) and the blue cheese dip was pretty good as well.
The fish and chips came with a small side of cole slaw that was pretty nice, some ok fries and a pretty decent tartar sauce. The fish itself was nice and flaky on the inside with a nice, thin but crunchy batter.
Overall we were happy with our experience and will probably return.

Great time and atmosphere. The GM Jantson even stopped by our table. Food was prepared as described. Ashlee was very nice and attentive to our table.

I was surprised when I came here and the service was outstanding. Our server, Clarissa, was an absolute doll. She offered suggestions, knew what we needed before we had to ask, and seemed happy to be there. I will definitely be back and I will bring friends to boot!