When we're struck with good ol' Scottish weather, we've kinda got used to the gloomy surroundings and still manage to make a joke of everything. Casual banter is welcomed by all.
This is what Hard Rock Cafe is all about.
Upon arrival, the hefty security makes a front similar to the most exclusive of venues. I was also welcomed with the warmest of welcomes by said security, as well as the staff inside. You never feel alone.
Sporting a stylishly-informal uniform and charismatic attitude, waiters never fail to make the customer feel like they are receiving 'rock-star treatment'. The only downside is the tacky collection of badges adorned on their lanyards. It'd be fine if this was a small town diner, but we are talking about a multi-million pound franchise. There are unwritten limits in place that must be recognised.
Upon first impression, it was easy to suggest that they have simply ripped off TGIF's gimmick, being American bar and diner-themed. However, HRC offers much more than simply that. The glamorous memorabilia and a music playlist of the 'Classics' offers a very chilled atmosphere reminiscent of my visit to Las Vegas.
DoYouEvenStudent Do's and Don'ts:
Do:
- Prepare your best banter for the staff
- Visit the gift shop
- Arrive in a group for a more enjoyable experience
- Order food that will be made quickly ie Burgers and Platters. Avoid going too fancy like Steak and Salmon.
- Take your time to enjoy food, friends and fun
Don't:
- Be rude or ignorant of staff
- Not enjoy your experience
- Expect low low prices
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