Hard Rock Cafe noocazzle

[The Lambton Worm]

I don’t know where he’s from but he lives in Fatfield now.

I was wondering why my bellendbook feed was full of friends posting pics from there. Never had him down as a mag like.

 

[mini-x2]

Can’t think of owt worse than eating in somewhere that’s got an American feel and especially one where the main theme is rock and celebrities.

 

[silva fox]

If you’ve ever been in a Hard Rock Cafe anywhere in the world, then you’ll know that it’ll be overpriced and shit.

Trouble is the younguns love overpriced shit

 

[buster]

I was wondering why my bellendbook feed was full of friends posting pics from there. Never had him down as a mag like.

I’ve known him about 20 years he’s been to the SOL a few times at most , he certainly doesn’t support that lot up the road.

 

[millfield ftm]

Will they have pj and Duncan memorabilia or will it be the same random guitars and stuff on the walls as all the other hard rock cafes

They will use the pictures from the old pub at Central station , chris Tennant etc

 

[Weremuthe]

i get that the pair running this hard rock are from washington, but it still feels like paying 'the man' at a hard rock place compared to decent local businesses.

This.
That hyper, Australian(?) front of house woman on Look North (was she from HRC HQ?) going on about why hadn't they thought about opening up a caff before here was a bit weird!

 

[AB22 Easy Tiger]

Can’t think of owt worse than eating in somewhere that’s got an American feel and especially one where the main theme is rock and celebrities.

But it’s British, founded in London

 

[chunkyshanhawk53]

Randomly it’s owned by the Seminole Tribe of Florida

 

[Yankee Mackem]

Hard Rock was class in the 90s, part and parcel of a few popular destinations. Then it spread everywhere, you could buy counterfeit t-shirts on every street corner, Planet Hollywood became a thing, and it stopped being unusual became just another chain burger resteraunt. Mind you, in the early 90s in New York, the bar was a rare piece of solace, and the ice cold lager was amazing. Had some great conversations in there on some of the hottest days ever. Then Nevada Smiths happened of course and the English bars really took off, seem to remember in 1998.they

 

[buster]

But it’s British, founded in London

@mini-x2 RIP

 

[Lord Alfred]

one was great in 80s until they expanded into down stairs. sticky fingers in Kensington was better.

I remember Sticky Fingers from my youth.

 

[mini-x2]

But it’s British, founded in London

It’s anything but British though isn’t it?

@mini-x2 RIP

Looks like Fatty Buster eats there by the sound of it.

 

[Shandy drinker]

one was great in 80s until they expanded into down stairs. sticky fingers in Kensington was better.

Did bill wyman run that

 

[Dan The Man]

I used to go the one on the 3rd RingRoad in Beijing. 9pm every night, like clockwork, about 20 young girls would turn up. You wanna have sex mister? $50

Cheaper than the burgers that

 

[Grimes]

Been to one in Venice which was canny good I’m pretty sure it turned into a nightclub later on but I was canny pissed.

Also been to the one in Amsterdam which was absolutely shite, the weed couldn’t even improve the bait.

 

[DJP]

Where's our Hard Rock Cafe ffs

I always though the Fire Station would have been ideal for a Hard Rock Cafe, especially with the south facing space for the tables outside.

I've been to a few HRCs over the years:

Amsterdam
Barcelona
Boston
New York
Manchester
Venice
Edinburgh

The New York once was the worst. The staff couldn't wait for you to wolf your bait down so they could clear the table to make way for someone else from the queue of punters outside. I had a Hard Rock membership pin in my lapel so we queue jumped to get in because of that but all in all it was a disappointing evening.

My favourite one is the one in Edinburgh. It's a smaller venue but the food is canny, albeit pricey, and staff are class. It's also just around the corner from my favourite Edinburgh pub, the Thistle Street Bar, so it always makes for a canny night.

 

[andyj73]

Opening on quayside
Proprieter calling it
Hard rock caff
Washington mag

got the idea in koala lumper

I’m out

.. Should call it Hard Gravey .. The fuckers will love his stock ..

 

[OOOSH YEAH]

I’ve known him about 20 years he’s been to the SOL a few times at most , he certainly doesn’t support that lot up the road.

Course you have.

 

[Dan The Man]

Been to the below
Barcelona
Krakow(twice)
Ibiza
New York

Krakow by far the best one and the cheapest by a mile

 

[td586]

file next to drinking in the irish bar, in any city in the world.