Hooters gets rid of bikini nights, turns to charity work after filing for bankruptcy

Although HOOTERS recently submitted to bankruptcy of Chapter 11, CEO Salieli assures customers that the iconic restaurant will not disappear any time soon.

In a press statement on March 31, the series announced the RSA support agreement, allowing the company to manage its debts while keeping its doors open.

“This is a huge moment of turning to our brand. We cannot be more enthusiastic for our customers and employees,” Milly told “Fox & Friends” on Thursday. “The original owners regain this concept, return to its roots, and restore its 42 -year success.”

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As part of the company’s efforts to revitalize the iconic brand, HOOTERS prevents the weekly bikini nights, including fresh and high -quality ingredients in the list and create a global standard for the waitress.

In addition, the company plans to determine the priorities of charitable work and societal events, and the efforts that have been an essential part of HOOTERS since its foundation in 1983.

“We are doing programs like Wings for Children, for education. We sponsor the first respondents. We are doing old warriors, breast cancer programs with V Foundation, and Movit Cancer [Center]”Joe Demagio Children’s Hospital,” Mellyy explained.

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“We have always done these things. Now, it is an opportunity to return to that. While every owner has brought his own flavor to this, we are about to return to our roots with our original collection of Clearwateer and return it to what is going on around the brand.”

Although the controversial waitress for the restaurant, which has sparked widespread criticism over the years, Mellylli indicated that women and children are now the majority of customers in some HOOTERS sites.

The internal part of HOOTERS is displayed on Kirby after a large reopening of the restaurant on Wednesday, January 23, 2013, in Houston. (Getty Images)

“Some of our restaurants, we have 65 % of our women and children. We sponsor the Little League teams, and we sponsor sports teams. We are really a living restaurant participating in his neighborhood,” said CEO.

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“We will really focus on it. We will return to our roots. We will return to the basic hypothesis that made this brand today.”

According to the CEO, the current HOOTERS restaurants will remain open to customers and work as usual work during the restructuring process.

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