Tuesday, 03 November 2009
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Hard Rock Cafe's around the World
Ever since going to America and Canada last year on the Coach tour, I have visited a number of Hard Rock Cafe shops. Start in New York, Boston, Toronto, Niagara Falls, and also the one in Ottawa, Canada.
Some foreign ones are Sharam El Sheikh, Cancun and Mallorca. We don't go on a holiday where there is a Hard Rock Cafe. We go for a break and to see different places around the world. They just happen to be everywhere.
Have you ever visited any of the Hard Rock Cafe's or do you just look at the shop?
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I've only been to two: one in London where I just shopped, and one in Gaitlinburg, TN where I shopped and ate.
I went to one in Boston, MA with my classmates for our senior trip to Boston about 7-8 years ago. Because of that experience I will NEVER go to one again.
There was a big group of us and we were separated into different tables. All tables had an adult chaparone but ours. We got asked for our drink order when the other tables had gotten their food and it was time to leave before our waiter ever came back with our drinks. We never got to eat there and I will never waste my time in that place again.
I live within a five minute drive of the St. Louis one, so I eat there on a fairly regular basis. I've also been to the one in Cologne, Germany.
Hard Rock Cafe... I have such a love/hate relationship. I loved the one in Miami where I stayed because it was beautiful with great service.
But I hate the one in the Cayman Islands where I'm from, because they tore down a monumental local restaurant to make way for more "Americanized" fare. That, and the food is sub-par and overpriced.
When our college choir went to The Big Apple, we had dinner at Hard Rock. Since then, I happened on the ones in Seoul and in Fukuoka and bought T-shirts for family at home. They seem to be conveniently located, because I don't go looking for them.
I've shopped and eaten at the Paris and Barcelona Hard Rock Cafe's and they were both wonderful!
I've only been to the Hard Rock in Atlanta... it's always packed but worth the wait. :)
And yeah, I always go in the shop... and always buy something. ;)
i went to the one in Jakarta before :)
bought a t-shirt and had foodI've eaten in the Hard Rock in Atlantic City and New York (Times Square).
I collect t-shirts from HRC.
We ate at the French Quarter New Orleans one last month but store only had a few shirts.
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I've eaten at the ones in Chicago, Rome, and London. I've shopped too, but I've only walked by a few others, including the one in Dublin, and I have a t-shirt from the one in Cologne, from a German roommate of mine, even though I myself have never been there. I collect the little flags they put in desserts and drinks, etc, but really, it seems to be a bigger thing with all my friends, and I just end up tagging along. I don't mind the Chicago one so much, but when I'm abroad, I'd rather eat local food, not something I could get right in my own town (for a fraction of the price, usually).
oh but with the exception of London. that was cool, because it was the first.
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I am up to 7 t-shirts, will be eight next year, maybe even nine or ten.
I go for the classic white ones, but one of my t-shirt is the black one.
I've been to several of them around the US. I loved the ones in Dallas and Denver. The only one I've been to out of the US was in Seoul. The food there sucked and so did the music!
Some friends and I went to one in Copenhagen for some drinks while we were there. The only one in the US that I've been to is the one in Disney World.
Boston-- Very slow, good food, high bill... got lost trying to find it though that IS common to experience trying to weave through Boston.
Miami-- Ossum! Though around here it's overshadowed by the huge one near Ft. Lauderdale that is a casino/hotel as well as a Hard Rock.
i've been to the ones in orlando and tampa several times.
but i did visit the one in munich once.
quite interesting, it was. =)
Chicago, Nassau, Edinburgh, Paris. Not a big fan. Just go to check them off the list :)
The first one I went to was in Orlando 7 years ago. I don't remember too much about it, mainly because I didn't know too much about the place and I went with a group of people I wasn't close to.
Last year I went to the one in Dubai, and it was dead I think mainly because there was some alcohol licensing problems.
I went to the one in Cairo, Egypt.. Great fun. But the one in Sharm El Sheikh.. just got a Tee from there..
We went to the one in Vegas right after it opened and the service was terrible so the manager came over and gave us a private tour of areas that were not open to the public. It was amazing. I told her I loved the Beatles and John Lennon and she found me some amazing things from them.
I've been to 2, Chicago and Louisville. But my parents have been to many more: Orlando, Chicago, Kuala Lumpur, Orlando, New York...I think thats it. They have shirts from them all :D lol