The Hard Rock Cafe in Myrtle Beach is definitely one of the better Hard Rock Cafes I have been to. It is located at the Broadway at the Beach shopping complex. You can't miss it, because it will be the only restaurant in the area shaped like an Egyptian pyramid. If you have never been to a Hard Rock Cafe before, I should note that it is a large restaurant chain dedicated to yesterday’s and today's rock-and-roll bands. Myrtle Beach's Hard Rock Cafe, like the rest of them, is adorned top-to-bottom with rock-and-roll memorabilia from The Beatles to Aerosmith to Green Day. There are lots of TVs located throughout the restaurant that keep the music videos coming. The waiters and waitresses are upbeat and friendly and always ready to snap a picture or two for you. One of the first things you will notice as you walk inside is a large and colorful stained-glass window depicting Egyptian hieroglyphics.
I wouldn't recommend The Hard Rock Cafe if you are looking for something a little different in terms of food. The food is fundamentally American (hamburgers, salads, chicken, etc.), and although it's good and comes in large portions, it’s nothing you will be bragging about two days later. When it comes to the Hard Rock Cafe, you are paying for the atmosphere and service. Moreover, if you are a collector like I am, you will want to visit the gift shop before you leave to pick up your official (and unique) Hard Rock Cafe T-shirt (about $20).