Hard Rock Cafe

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Dům U Rotta, Malé nám. 3, Staré Město, 110 00 Praha 1, Czechia
Added by Jopie, at 13 November 2016

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• Tom Savagar

  20 November 2017

  I love hard rock cafes but this is a particularly good. Just a few minutes from the main square in Prague, its over several floors and when we went service was the best we have had at a hard rock cafe.

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• Harry Antypas

  18 November 2017

  I visit the stores around the works, and shop of T-shirts. Each city has at least 1 t-shirt with unique design specific to the city. Also, all the T-shirts have the city's name printed. It has lots of other memorabilia. The prices are a bit high. The restaurant has good food also and great design. Hard Rock music all around.

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• Chuan Mao Foo

  02 November 2017

  Poor service by staff. Waiting time given was inaccurate and there were no seats to seat while waiting. There were some communication barrier with waiter as he did not understand our order. Waiter then served us 4 drinks but only gave us 3 straws. Food was then served but no utencils were given. We had to ask for them. They seemed in a hurry to chase us away. We did not finish our meals yet but they tried to clear our plates for 2 times. They did not ask before clearing but simply lifted up our plates and we had to stop them. Food was decent but no fantastic. Overall, a very unpleasant experience with a supposedly good restaurant.

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• Idan Ra

  19 October 2017

  I always visit hard rock in every country I go to. In Prague the restaurant is large. Short waiting list. Lots of cool stuff on the walls.

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• Joey Foreigner

  19 October 2017

  Always a must when there's a Hard Rock in town.
  Particularly a fan of the Bob Dylan guitar and lyric sheet for Blowin' in the Wind.
  Constant flowing service with reasonably priced menu.

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• Natasha Belic

  29 April 2017

  This Hard Rock is beautiful on the inside, more than others I saw. It is super crowded, because it has live concerts in the evening, with a lot of kids walking around and shouting, which really kills the point of being in a Hard Rock, where you come because you know what treatment you get.
  The Texan, which has bacon in it, is not served with bacon anymore, and they don't say it in the menu, so that is disappointing.
  We were there two nights, once the girl serving us was obnoxious, the other night it was a guy who was very kind.
  Liked it, but avoid the concerts.

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• Quentin Christopher Dayer

  20 April 2017

  A really good ambiance and a perfect meal. Especially if you're a meat lover - you'll cry of happiness when you'll eat your steak.
  Milan, our server, was also really kind and caring.
  

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• Mateusz Kwiatkowski

  10 April 2017

  Excelent spot. Great services staff and food is just amazing. Good place to spend with friends and relax with good music. Interior is full of details you just wanna know all highly recommended.

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• Ceri-Jade Poulton

  29 March 2017

  Beautiful inside. Food was quick to come out. We had a good view of the bar from above and the gorgeous glass chandelier made into the shape of a guitar.
  Cocktail prices only showed it including the free glass which ends up meaning a mocktail costs you £12. So make sure you check out the smaller drinks menu at your table which shows the prices with or without the souvenir hard rock cafe glass.

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• Tomas Havranek

  20 November 2016

  Great restaurant to eat at in the center. The selection of food is great with anything from burgers to nachos on the menu. The facilities look fab with cute little replicas of famous musical items handing all over the walls. I enjoyed the burger. It was a bit smokey, but I enjoy that. The size wasn't too small. The same can be said for the nachos, which acted as a fantastic appetizer. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that there were free places even during a very busy weekend. There was also a tiny gift shop at the entrance with a massive line in front of it. This was mildly confusing when we first saw the restaurant.

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