Hard Rock Cafe Manchester — Restaurant in Manchester

The Hard Rock Cafe consistently delivers an exceptional dining and entertainment experience that never fails to impress. With its iconic blend of music memorabilia, vibrant atmosphere, and delicious food, it stands out as a premier destination for both locals and tourists.

Ambiance: The moment you step inside, you're enveloped in a lively and energetic atmosphere. The walls are adorned with authentic rock and roll memorabilia, from legendary guitars to iconic costumes, creating a museum-like experience. The music, a well-curated mix of classic and contemporary rock, sets the perfect backdrop for a memorable night out.

Food and Drinks: The menu offers a wide variety of American classics with a gourmet twist. The Legendary Burger is a must-try, perfectly cooked and packed with flavour. The Smokehouse BBQ combo and the fresh salads are equally impressive. For dessert, the Hot Fudge Brownie is a decadent treat that shouldn't be missed. The bar serves an extensive selection of cocktails, beers, and non-alcoholic beverages, ensuring there's something for everyone.

Service: The staff at Hard Rock Cafe are friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable. They go above and beyond to ensure that each guest has a fantastic experience. Whether you're a regular or a first-time visitor, you're made to feel welcome and appreciated.

Entertainment: Live music events are a highlight, featuring talented local and international artists. These performances add an extra layer of excitement and authenticity to the Hard Rock experience. Additionally, the Rock Shop offers a variety of unique merchandise, from t-shirts to collectable pins, allowing you to take a piece of the Hard Rock magic home with you.

Overall: Hard Rock Cafe is more than just a restaurant; it's an immersive experience that combines great food, excellent service, and unforgettable entertainment. Whether you're there to enjoy a meal, listen to live music, or explore the rock and roll memorabilia, it's a place that leaves a lasting impression. Highly recommended for anyone looking to enjoy a fun and vibrant...

Came to the Hard Rock Cafe as part of a friends stag do.

The staff were very professional and talkative, but the food was disappointing, even more so knowing that we primarily came here for the food.

Myself and 3 others got the Fahitas which start at a cost of £17.95 and go up depending on ingredients. Sadly the picture on the menu felt a little misleading. My chicken fahitas came with what appeared to be half of a butterflied grilled chicken breast (photo shows a full breat) ontop of some mostly raw bell peppers and onions. It was accompanied by a plate of lettus, pico de gallo, cheese, sour cream and was meant to have guacamole but I don't think the kitchen felt like giving me any today :/. All this with 4 tortillas.

My issue is the quantity, I had 4 tortillas but the small amount of meat meant I only really had enough for either 3 wraps or had to under fill them. Second was the crazy amount of veg, even after filling my wraps as much as possible I was still left with half of the filling being left on the plate. This also had the issue of feeling like I was just eating spring rolls rather that fahitas as the small amount of meat combined with a huge amount of veg made the chicken disappear in the wrap. Moreover, the tortillas are taco sized meaning each are gone in like 3 bites.

2 of my friends ordered the meat free fahitas and told the staff they were vegan, however the order came out with cheese and sour cream which obviously caused some frustration. The sour cream could be ignored as it was placed in a seperate serving container but all the veg and cheese is plated together in one big pile so they have to pick out all the cheese which made an already disappointing meal even more irritating.

When considering the price, which for my plate was £4.50 per tortilla! (and even more for my friends) and that I walked out still feeling hungry, I feel I can get far better tasting food and get more value for money elsewhere and my party of 14 see no reason...

We visited today while we are in the city to see Paramore, as we had such a good time in the Hard Rock Cafe in Amsterdam.

The service was extremely slow (although our waiter said he was new so I do feel like this couldn’t be helped!) and the food was awful. We waited 30 minutes just to pay the bill. At no point were we asked if the food was okay, and we had no opportunity to grab anyone to let them know as there was no one to be seen and if they were out near the tables they were just running back into the kitchen.

The food was tasteless and cold. We asked for guacamole in hopes of making the nachos a little better and although we asked at the beginning of the meal, it took 20 minutes to come and we had pretty much finished - we were still charged £4.45 for this guacamole even though none of it was eaten and it appeared to have an off putting brown sludge running throughout. The blue cheese sauce which came with the boneless wings (on the receipt listed as tenders so unsure if we were given the wrong thing as it didn’t look right when it arrived) was sour cream with lumps of blue cheese thrown in. Another table behind us also sent their food back and didn’t want anything else to replace it as it was so bad!

This has put us off ever visiting a Hard Rock again as the atmosphere was weird, it was absolutely freezing (people were putting their coats back on), and the food was just dreadful. It was overall an awful experience in which we had the pleasure of paying over £50 for 3 starters and 2 soft drinks. Super disappointed and has put a dampener...