I took my kids to HOOTERS… the pictures prove they loved it but now I’m being slammed by trolls

A MUM who took her two sons to Hooters has been trolled online, despite saying the boys had “a great time”. Jennifer of New York took her two young sons out for dinner, and posted a review on TripAdvisor about her positive experience. tripadvisorThe two young boys were beaming as they took a photo with the waitresses[/caption] .TripAdvisorThe waitresses seemed to be amused at the children’s outfits[/caption] .TripAdvisorOne even got a cheeky kiss[/caption] “Food was good and everyone was friendly and put a smile on the kids face!” the beaming mum posted. In the photos on TripAdvisor, Jennifer’s two sons are seen smiling ear to ear with the scantily-dressed waitresses. Her two young sons were dressed in oversized white t-shirts with cartoon drawings of girls in bikinis, which seemed to amuse the Hooter’s waitresses. Each of the boys got a kiss on the cheek from the waitresses and took some silly photos with the girls “squeezing” their cartoon t-shirt breasts. The post resurfaced on Twitter recently, as online trolls criticised the mum for taking her sons to the cheeky restaurant. Republican Congressman Tim Burchett also referenced the “controversial” Hooter’s photos in a tweet yesterday. “Children should not be at drag shows,” the congressman tweeted. One of his followers replied with a photo of the two young boys posing with Hooter’s waitresses, stating: “Or Hooters and Twin Peaks, right?”, referencing another popular restaurant chain. Twin Peaks Restaurants are typically known for having young waitresses dress in revealing uniforms that consist of low-cut red plaid crop tops, paired with khaki or denim daisy dukes. Congressman Burchett replied to his follower’s statement, saying: “Correct.” This isn’t the first time Hooters has caused a moral dilemma in the United States. Another parent took her 12-year-old son to the chain for his birthday recently, sparking outrage on social media. She wrote: “He wanted to go to Hooters for the wings. Yeah right!! No, he didn’t order wings.” Footage shows the lad smiling nervously and his cheeks reddening as five women in skimpy uniforms place a cake in front of him. Many users were supportive of the mom’s decision, but some questioned it. “Am I the only one creeped out for the waitresses?” one user asked. Others questioned the mom’s choice of venue for celebration. “Are you serious right now??” one user commented. Another parent got into hot water for taking his nine-year-old son to Hooters after the child received good grades. He told LadBible: “We went to Hooters as a reward for Buddy getting great report in school. “He always thought it was fake, so when one opened up in Liverpool, I surprised him with a visit. Buddy said: “I want to come here every week for a dad and lad night. The food’s great!” ladbibleimage fee £100pp I don’t know about you, but when I got a decent-ish school report, my parents would give me a ‘well done’ and a pat on the back. Maybe, at a push, they might take us to somewhere like TGI Friday’s… at a push. But Paul Edwards, from Liverpool, had something a touch […][/caption] ladbibleBuddy loved visting the restaurant and eating the burgers[/caption]