Hard Rock Cafe

I suppose I should have expected their food to be mediocre given that visiting the hard rock is so "hyped" up as a tourist destination. My family and I  (3 adults a 5 y/o and a baby) ate here and it cost us 125 dollars! I had a burger which was large but had no flavor and was rather tough to eat. The only thing we enjoyed was the decor and the music. They had a man who came around with an iPad that was linked to the tv's and played music videos....most of the music I requested was not "mainstream" enough for it to be on their list. The waiter we had kept had to be reminded of things that we had ordered and he kept for getting. In the end he just avoided our table.  My suggestion for others is to save your money and go somewhere that appreciates your business. The hard rock would be better suited as a museum.

Sexy Beast and I had some time to kill and needed an (open) restroom.  Hard Rock was virtually empty at lunch time.  I was, obviously, off my game because I missed that ringing bell.

We were cheerfully greeted by the hostess and offered a table.  We weren't after a full meal, just drinks and a nibble.  We opted for a seat in the bar area.

Our waiter was a friendly and prompt fellow who did a great job at making us feel welcome.

My Cape Cod was pink and stiff just like it should be.  Yeah, I said that.

We split an order of Potato Skins.  Somehow, they tasted like nothing.  They were covered in cheese, bacon, and chives and tasted like absolutely nothing.  We added salt.  That just made them taste like salty nothing.

I'd like to say that we'll go back simply because the staff was so on the ball.  But, we actually like good food.  So, odds are that we'll never return.

Great staff, nice setup, only hard rock cafe with memorabilia outside, food was just ok, awesome music, good location, had a great time.