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FYI, this is the former "Dan Marino's" but it's still the same restaurant with the same food.
I've only been here after midnight so I can't judge what it's like at other times. Of the times I've been here, there's always a wait, generally, about 5 min to 45 min, depending on the time of the night (post-clubbing hours, etc...). Once you do get in, you have to try very hard to get your waiter's attention, just because they're so understaffed and busy servicing the masses who are there just for the 25 cent wings. Once we did get ahold of our waitress, she was excellent. She came by 2 or 3 times to fill our water, gave us stacks of napkins, came by again to ask if we wanted to order anything else, and then came by to give us our check.
Warning: wings are 25 cents (12 am to 6 am), but dressing is $1 each and they come in a container roughly the size of the sauce for chicken nuggets at Mcdonald's. Also, unlike a regular Hooters, the Mad Onion/Dan Marino's doesn't have much variety in seasoning its wings. Actually, back when it was Dan Marino's, you could still choose cajun wings. Now, your options are limited to mild, medium, spicy, 911, or bbq wings.
Between me and my friend, our meal cost $222. $22 for our 30 wings, green salad, and bleu cheese and ranch dressing, and then $200 for blackjack during our 25 minute wait.
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