150 Old Park Lane,
Mayfair,
London,
W1K 1QZ
0207514 1700
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Not been to a Hard Rock Cafe in years and was blown away by the food, service and staff! The staff were so friendly and helpful and their knowledge of all the guitars etc on the walls was outstanding. If you are a rock 'n' roll fan you should definatly take time to come here. They also have a speical area under their shop which has a very rare Jimmy Hendrix guitar which made my son's day as he is his idol! Yummy food...go hungry as there is lots of it!
Not been to a Hard Rock Cafe in years and was blown away by the food, service and staff! The staff were so friendly and helpful and their knowledge of all the guitars etc on the walls was outstanding. If you are a rock 'n' roll fan you should definatly take time to come here. They also have a speical area under their shop which has a very rare Jimmy Hendrix guitar which made my son's day as he is his idol! Yummy food...go hungry as there is lots of it!
Visited the Hard Rock last night for a friend's birthday - fantastic night!! Not only did I eat my dinner sat beside my idol Madonna's leather jacket but food and service surpassed all expectations! We also managed to get a free tour in the Vault Museum - If you're a music buff this is highly recommended!! Just need to find an excuse to visit again very soon now...!
I've just come back from Amsterdam- what a great Hard Rock they have there! I love the one in London too for it's busy atmosphere but Amsterdam's cafe has a chilled-out vibe that truly matches the equally chilled-out vibe of Amsterdam. The cafe there is on a canal and you can watch boats go by as you sip your cocktails and munch on a plate of nachos. If you are looking for great service and a good meal, I'd recommend either of these cafes.
I found Hard Rock Cafe in Park Lane very pleasing, having been to quite a few Hard Rock Cafes across the country. I think they always have a really good, friendly atmosphere. They have some nice cocktails too.
Yes, the food is quite fatty but there are healthier options too, like the salads or veggie burgers, if you ask for no dressing or mayonnaise, as they always put heaps on. Overall I think it's a fun place to go to start your evening off.
Hard Rock Cafe. For families who like to eat fat.
The waiters at the Hard Rock Cafe are very warm and, if you decide to celebrate birthdays there, they will be happy to help you out. The bar is very compact though but the food surpasses it all.
Apparently, this is one of the busiest Hard Rock Cafe's ever. There are always queues outside and it's always buzzing once you get in. Not a place for dieters, Hard Rock Cafe's food comes in ginormous portions - skip on a starter and leave room for a sweet and sticky dessert. Mmmm... chocolate...
I was not impressed with this restuarant at all. I have been to the Hard Rock Cafe in Amsterdam and was well impressed there but the London one does not live up to expectation in any way.
We booked for a table and then still had to wait quite a while to be seated. Once seated, we were rushed into ordering our drinks and food. I ordered a Pig sandwich which came with chips that were cold, the breadroll was stale and the sandwich was fairly tasteless. I had one beer and a Pickled Tink Cocktail which really just tasted of flavoured ice! All this came to about £20, service charge already included, which I was obviously loath to pay.
I would not recommend this restuarant to anyone.
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