Hard Rock Café Madrid

The Hard Rock Cafe, as its name indicates, is a global chain of restaurants based on the aesthetic and attitude of rock music. All the spaces are decorated with objects, clothes, and curiosities from rock artists throughout the decades.

However, this restaurant isn't just famous for its decor. The food could be described as classic American, and the most popular dishes are nachos, stuffed jalapenos, burgers, sandwiches, pastas, and salads. Everything I've tried (I've been on various occasions) was delicious. I especially liked the cheesecake! Your drinks are also constantly refilled in classic American style.

I love the Hard Rock Cafe but I especially love the food. I must admit that the nachos were delicious. I know they're not traditional Mexican nachos, but they're some of the best Tex-Mex I've ever had. I also liked the Santa Fe rolls and the spicy wings.

As far as mains go, the macaroni and cheese with chicken was the best thing on the menu. I'd suggest going hungry since the portions are enormous and the mains could easily be split between two people.

The desserts are worth a mention of their own, especially the apple pie which they serve piping hot with a scoop of vanilla ice

I love the Hard Rock! It's one of the places where I feel most at home. I like the food, the service, and the background music.

The food is American, delicious, and served in huge portions. The starters are about as big as the main courses and could serve as a meal in and of themselves. I'd suggest splitting everything. The desserts are also exquisite and I'd especially recommend the cheesecake.

The prices are a bit higher than average, but nothing out of this world...maybe 20€ a head. Besides being a restaurant, the place is also a museum: it's decorated with all kinds of musical instruments, vinyl records, photos, and costumes from the world of rock and heavy metal.

But for me if meet is good, not source is necessary.