The Scottish-flavored Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery came thundering into King of Prussia like a cavalcade of bagpipes through the highlands on Wednesday.

With two dozen varieties of suds on tap and skimpy tartan duds upon the lasses, the Celtic-themed sports bar and restaurant is wooing some serious male commerce in the intensely rejuvenated spot that was once home to Pizzeria Uno and Kildare’s.  

The motto of the rapidly growing chain that got its start at a Las Vegas hotel and has already anchored down in Allentown and Pittsburgh is “a cold beer never looked this good,” and who could argue?

Online PR News – 04-April-2012 –Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery, a sports bar that pays homage to the old public houses of America, England, Scotland and Ireland, will sponsor Corry Weller in the Lucas Oil Pro 4 Truck Off Road Short Course Race Series (LOORRS) throughout 2012. The title sponsorship includes logos prominently placed on Weller’s vehicle, national television coverage (CBS, SPEED, NBC Sports Network and MavTV) on the LOORRS Pro 4 Truck Off Road Racing Series and local pub appearances to meet Tilted Kilt patrons and fans. Tilted Kilt was first introduced to LOORRS via Weller’s experience as one of the sport’s few female racers.

Weller, a former warranty administrator, had already been involved in racing as a hobby when she first joined Tilted Kilt as a server in 2009. She and her husband, Jason also own Weller Racing, LLC. The company has been developing, testing and building performance motors for UTVs since 2006. Based out of Chandler, AZ, Weller Racing provides custom UTV and ATV products for a worldwide client base, and is an established name in the world of short course off road racing.

Just when you thought the bikini-themed restaurants had played themselves out along comes a new one.

Tilted Kilt Pub, which opened March 28 in King of Prussia, Pa., promises a range of beers on tap in a “contemporary, Celtic-themed sports pub staffed with beautiful servers.”

Servers are dressed in tartan skirts and matching bikini tops for a kind of Hooters-in-kilts effect.

Corry Weller Pro 4 Race Team / #18 Tilted Kilt Racing is set to compete in the upcoming Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series event in Chandler, Arizona.

Phoenix, AZ (PRWEB) March 30, 2012

Corry Weller Pro 4 Race Team / #18 Tilted Kilt Racing is set to compete in the upcoming Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Series event in Chandler, Arizona. Eclipse recently signed an agreement to become an associated sponsor with the Corry Weller Pro 4 Race Team and #18 Tilted Kilt Racing to represent its Attitude Toy Hauler brand in upcoming events across the country. Chandler event marks the first race wherein the truck will display the Attitude brand. The Chandler Races, which mark the first and second rounds of the 2012 Lucas Oil Racing Series, will take place on March 31 and April 1 at the Firebird International Raceway. For tickets or more information please visit http://www.lucasoiloffroad.com.  

The Scottish-flavored Tilted Kilt Pub & Eatery came thundering into King of Prussia like a cavalcade of bagpipes through the highlands on Wednesday.
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With two dozen varieties of suds on tap and skimpy tartan duds upon the lasses, the Celtic-themed sports bar and restaurant is wooing some serious male commerce in the intensely rejuvenated spot that was once home to Pizzeria Uno and Kildare’s.
The motto of the rapidly growing chain that got its start at a Las Vegas hotel and has already anchored down in Allentown and Pittsburgh is “a cold beer never looked this good,” and who could argue
The comely, engaging waitresses in their mini-kilts and plunging necklines truly steer this ship, which features 50 flat screen TVs, three projection TVs, 16 satellite dishes, bars on two levels, frosty beer mugs and a menu that creatively keeps the wink-wink factor going strong with “tilted” pub grub fare like Danny Boy’s Shepherd Pie, The French, We Mean Irish, Dip and beer-steamed Drunken Clams.

We normally avoid chain restaurants and franchises when it comes to restaurant profiles. But being that Saturday is St. Patrick's Day, we figured it was a good time to shine the spotlight on this unique Irish sports pub.

New in town: The Tilted Kilt opened its doors last November and has been creating a buzz ever since.

Pub fare: The Tilted Kilt manager Ryan Schooler says the restaurant's menu has Irish, Scottish, American and English influences. It includes Irish stew and shepherd's pie, as well as traditional pub fare such as burgers, wings (grilled and fried), flatbread pizzas and sandwiches.