If you are at Broadway at the Beach, stop by and check out the Myrtle Beach chapter of the Hard Rock. It is easily located, as it is housed inside a huge pyramid that looks more like it should be located outside of the Luxor in Vegas. While the Hard Rock isn’t exactly know for legendary cuisine, the food is nonetheless very good and satisfying, especially after a day of trotting around the beach. American fare is on the menu, with everything from pasta to burgers to sandwiches. While I normally order their very yummy burger, I decided to break with tradition and go with the fajitas, also very pleasing to the pallet.
Inside the Hard Rock is what everybody comes for. If you haven’t been inside a Hard Rock, you will be amazed at the large collection of memorabilia from rock-and-roll's best. Everything from Elvis to the Beatles to Hendrix to more modern legends such as Metallica can be found here. While waiting for your order, it is fun just to look at the walls adorned with records, instruments, clothing, and more. You will find a hip and trendy waitstaff to service you. Once you have chowed down, make sure to save room for the delectable hot fudge brownie sundae. There are plenty of places to walk off all those calories afterwards.
After satisfying your appetite, stop by the gift shop. Wearing one of the Hard Rock T-shirts is a way to stay hip and just let the whole world know what a world traveler you are. You can also pick up shot glasses, leather jackets, beer cozies, and more. Members of the Hard Rock pin collectors' club (and yep, there is such a thing) can pick up a variety of pins. If you are here during a very busy time, you may want to make advanced reservations. Reservations can be made at www.hardrock.com up to a month in advance.