The Hard Rock Cafes, no matter where you are, remain true to their roots: loud, mostly comfort food (for Americans at least) with the balance tending toward beer, fried foods and meats. I had fajitas and i might as well have been in Orlando. Why did I go to the Hard Rock? Because I needed a break from pasta and... More

This is one of the best Hard Rock Cafes I have been to! It's very nice, with great 80s glam metal memorabilia (my favorite). One of the people who worked there was really nice and spent a good while chatting with us about music and taking requests for music videos! I had the Local Legendary burger there, and it was... More

Good service and prices. Comfortable and a very enjoyable meal.

As many of you know, europeans eat late, many resturants dont even begin to open until many of us are headed in to our hotel for the evening. My partner and I found relief at the Hardrock Cafe in Rome and also again ion Venice.Yes its a touch of familiar food, but they also offer some local flavor added to... More

We are Americans living in Italy, so a trip to Rome insists that you have an American meal! Hard Rock definitely satisfied our food cravings. We had the nachos (both visits!) and chicken tenders, cheeseburger,New York Strip steak, and pulled pork sandwich. The food was good and hot, our waiter was friendly (Ciao Alex!!) and we even got to choose... More

My wife wanted to eat here, just for the fact to be able to say she ate at a Hard Rock in Rome. The Service was polite and high energy while ordering, the food was also decent. My issue is that I have a hard time being able to justify buying any sandwich for £ 15+ and drinks (alcoholic) for... More

I purchased 2 vouchers for here via Viator for a 2 course meal with soft drink prior to going to Rome. They cost £15 each and what a bargain that turned out to be! They also allow you to 'skip the queue', however there was no queue when we went! We both ordered the rack of ribs as our main... More

The location of this restaurant seemed to be a bit out of the way but when we got there it was in a district full of eateries. On arrival the staff asked if we wanted to sit in the 'conservatory' outside, this is a glass bowl on the footpath where you are observed eating by passing pedestrians, we didn't fancy... More

What is the point? There was a really long line just to get in and the prices were just ridiculous. So we didn't end up going in. The place was full of American families.