Hard Rock Cafe Glasgow in Glasgow City

Brilliant experience, food is pricey but absolutely amazing. Quick food preparation and the staff are all really brilliant and actually happy to be there. Atmosphere is amazing as well.

A good example of what a hard rock should be. Happy hour is a very good option. Only went in for drinks.

The staff was incredible and lively which added to the atmosphere. Food was a lot d completely worth it! There was live music which made everything pull together perfectly.

The Buffalo wings were just amazingly delicious, accompanied by a refreshing and well balanced Southern Rock. Amazing atmosphere, friendly stuff and irreproachable service.

First visit to the Hard Rock Cafe. Amazing server and food. Music possibly a little too loud for a conversation without raised voices, but otherwise can't fault it!

Visited the Hard Rock Cafe with 3 work colleagues. The place was pretty busy when we visited, the atmosphere was pretty good. Our waitress was very polite and professional, although it did feel like she was very busy and had to wait a fairly long time to get our first drinks and order our food. Drinks came and turned out it was happy hour all day, £2.50 for a pint of Stella, £4 for a pint of corona, not bad.Food was very good but my burger was pretty small for almost £15 could have at-least done with a few more fries. Overall experience was good but you might be best to visit when the place is not as busy to get better service.

As a fan of Rock music, I have to say people like me would love this place. I don't why I got excited seeing signed copies of Pink Floyd records, but I did. The whole ambience of the pub is sublime. The food was also awesome. I had the Surf and Turf Burger and I loved it. The mix of prawns and beef in a burger really hits different. Would definitely go again!

Pulled pork sandwich and burgers were very good. They normally serve seasoned fries. However, they made me some plain fries when I asked!

Firstly the employees need one of two things, either an Oscar or a raise, I suspect the later because it’s not possible to be that good of an actor. If it were possible to bottle the enthusiasm, customer service and general atmosphere your staff bring to the experience of dining at the hard rock. Not let’s move into Bryce himself. This man is an absolute legend. His levels of engagement with his guests is impeccable, even with the level of “alternate entertainment” from the table behind us was impeccable. It is clear that he enjoys his job here but where possible I would recommend if there was a position available as experience manager I would put him in position immediately. If there isn’t an experience manager position then it needs created and he offered the VP position.We are only in Glasgow for one night and decided to choose a visit to tha hard rock as it was the first place we visited on out honeymoon 10 years ago. While I mentioned this on our reservation all members of staff we interacted with congratulated us and mentioned our visit to the Barcelona chain.In summary, from the bottom of both Alison’s and my hearts, the Glasgow branch is over and above our possible expectations. (And much better than Edinburgh)

I had been looking forward to my visit here as soon as I booked my trip to Glasgow, but I was very let down and disappointed. It started off great with amazing customer service from the hosts, and my server was nice, however I felt as if I was being rushed through my meal. When I was ordering my drink I was about to ask for my drink with the hurricane glass as I like to collect them and my server went to taking my food order (I hadn’t been sat down long) so I didn’t get the chance to ask for the glass until he brought my drink over in the smaller glass. My server brought my main to my table when I was still eating my starter (which was absolutely amazing, I had the Bangkok shrimp) so by the time I had finished my starter, my main (ribs) was barely warm. And my starter plate wasn’t taken until I had almost finished my main. I left feeling as if I wish I had never gone and I usually love my hard rock visits.