Worship rock legends while dining on familiar American favorites.

by Contributor

In Short
Walls covered with decades of Top-40 memorabilia, rock songs blaring in the background and an all-American menu typify this music-themed restaurant. The kitchen churns out group-friendly appetizers like nachos and Southern staples like barbecue ribs and chicken. Burgers are served with hefty sides of fries and the signature pulled-pork sandwich is topped with vinegar barbecue sauce. The gift shop sells branded items like T-shirts, shot glasses and hats.

07/05/08

DECENT

by j33

BEEN TO THE NEW YORK AND FT. LAUDERDALE. WOULD RECOMMEND NEW YORK. LACKING IN INTERESTING MEMORABILIA. FOOD DECENT BUT NO KNOCKOUTS. FAST SERVICE. TIP; PHILADELPHIA MAGAZINE IN HOTEL ROOM HAD AN ADVERTISMENT THAT SAID TO TAKE WITH ME AND AFTER $20.00 SPENT WOULD RECIEVE A SOUVINER. TURNED OUT TO BE A HARD ROCK CAFE DOUBLE SHOT GLASS. EXCELLENT.

• Pros: MEMORABILIA
• Cons: NONE

06/17/07

Best beef brisket barbeque sandwich in the city

by fowlerc323

I recently had lunch at the Hard Rock Cafe with 5 of my friends and 2 of us tried one of their new entries: barbequed beef brisket sandwich. Both my partner and I agreed that it was the best we had tried in the Philadelphia area. It was even some of the best that either of us had tasted from well known restaurants in many different states, e.g., North Carolina, Texas, Louisiana, Kansas and Oklahoma. Considering that both of us are from Texas, this is a real compliment. The beef was very moist and tasty with a definite smoky taste. It was piled high on the bun with a great quality of beef.

My recomendation is go and try this great sandwich. In addition, the wait staff was very attentive and all of the food was served hot and promptly.