Iv'e always wanted to visit a hard rock cafe, and got my chance whilst in Edinburgh on holiday. We arrived around 8ish and it was TOTALLY packed, in the restaurant, outside and the bar. The rock music is pumping out and there is an incredible atmosphere. Just inside the door they sell a small selection of clothing which is all expensive. The lady who greeted us at the booking in desk was very pleasant and eager to help. At the time we arrived, there were no tables available in the restaurant so we were given a plastic buzzer thing they lit up, and vibrated when there was a table available. What a brilliant idea! We went into the bar area to order a drink and the barman ..  Read the complete review

"I'm going to be well upset if they haven't got Mick Jaggers underpants" Such was my comment as we walked the short distance to the restaurant from our hotel. Yep, we're still in Nottingham! When we were wandering around we spotted this place. Now of all the places in Nottingham why here? I'm sure Nottingham has some fantastic restaurants. The Oyster restaurant and the French restaurant across the road looked rather nice. But, no, a chain restaurant it was, why 'Cos I'm a sucker for novelty and I love that American type of food. But there was also a TGI Fridays and a Frankie and Bennys just a bit aways, the deciding factor ...  Read the complete review

The Manchester branch of the world famous Hard Rock Café is the newest, having opened in September 2000. Part of the popular Printworks complex-which is also home to the fabulous Filmworks cinema, and various bars and clubs-the world famous restaurant is a very welcome addition to my fair city. In the United Kingdom, there are six other restaurants, situated in London, Leeds, Nottingham, Birmingham, Belfast and Edinburgh. Around the world, there are over 100 restaurants, originally started in the USA. Having its roots in America, the Hard Rock Café mainly serves American-style food, such as burgers. However, there are a variety of meals on offer, ...  Read the complete review

Obviously living in Edinburgh I have visited the Edinburgh Hard Rock Cafe, I only realised it was there two years ago and as soon as I found out I had to gR on. It was annoying in America because I missed out on it there but still at least I got to go to Planet Hollywood which is also similar and the food is lovely. Ever since visiting the Hard Rock Cafe I have been there two times, once for my birthday and the second time on a night out with my friends. Usually we eat in Pizza Hut or some other bars but I decided to have a change and go for a bigger meal and not the usual pizza even though I love Pizza Hut and especially a large pizza with chicken and ...  Read the complete review

Well, I took myself off to the Hard Rock Cafe in Edinburgh last week. (I was meant to be going to pizza hut, but the bloody tourists had taken over, I hate the festival) I was being taken to lunch by my friend, along with her one year old daughter. The Edinburgh Hard Rock Cafe is laid out with the bar on one side as you walk in and the t-shirt stall on the other side. This leads through to the restaurant at the back. It is quite dark decor, lots of wood panelling etc! The waiting staff were either in jeans and a t-shirt (male) or a tiny wee white dress (female) that would look more at home on the set of Home & Away (see title). It wasn’t too busy ...  Read the complete review