This is a typical HRC store. The food was overpriced, but good. I ordered the ribs and they always seem to taste exactly the same as in the past. The drinks were underwhelming and super expensive. Especially compared to all the surrounding alternatives. The place is loud and overcrowded with tourists. Our waitress was very nice, but she seemed to disappear at times for 15 minute intervals. I think the corporate offices need to do something about all these stores, as they are almost exactly as they were in the 80's, only with ridiculous prices. read more

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To be honest this only gets a 3 because the Hard Rock is so camp and it's beyond expensive but this place did come to us in a time of need haha We came after the Georgia Tech Florida State game and Dublin was packed and we were starving and the Hard Rock was not that busy so we popped in. Got some beers and a classic burger (cheapest item on the menu) and don't get me wrong this food was decent but like it should not cost above $20 lol Vibes are the same of every other hard rock and the service was great just it does not need to be expensive read more

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Dublin's Hard Rock Cafe is located right at the beginning of Fleet Street as you enter the ever busy and popular Temple Bar area. While I did not eat here on this occasion, I have eaten here on a past visit to Ireland. This review is only for the atmosphere and Rock Shop experience. The Hard Rock Cafe Dublin has been open about 20 years, and has been renovated a few times. Most of the street level is dominated by their gift shop (Rock Shop), with a majority of the restaurant seating down one level. Wandering around the main restaurant level, it felt a bit too dark in places and smelled a bit musty (the age is showing). Still, some areas are brighter than others, so your dining experience may vary a bit based on where you're seated. The Rock Shop was stocked really well with merchandise including shirts, glassware, and collectibles. I was happy they had both a bottle opener and a city shot glass as I try to pick up the ones with nice designs when I travel. The one big negative is that prices are extremely high compared to many other European locations. About 20 euros for a bottle opener and 16 euros for a shot glass are a bit much. I'm sure it costs quite a bit to be located in an ideal tourist spot in Dublin, but the franchise owner of this location is definitely pushing it on the higher end when it comes to prices. Overall, this is a reliable option for food (especially if you're not a fan of Irish food), but deducting a star for the higher than normal prices for a European Hard Rock Cafe location. read more

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Recently went to the Dublin Ireland Hard Rock Cafe. Not as large as the others, small retail. I collect the hard rock pins, and do like the food. My husband ordered the sundae and I got onion rings. My phone was dying, but the waitress said she would ask the manager for a charge cord. He brought it out and we plugged in and got electricity. Nice guy. Nice staff! Food came, gave a nice tip and returned the chord. read more

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I mean, it's Hard Rock Cafe. This place had the most expensive menu on our trip here in Dublin. Fair food and overpriced. I ordered a vanilla milkshake with whip cream. It was more like a whip cream shake with literally no ice cream. It stunk. My nacho plate was fair at best too. Waitress was nice and attentive but very disappointing food for sure today. read more

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Was disappointed on so many levels. If you want an adult beverage stick to the beer as the mixed drinks are so weak I questioned whether they had forgotten to add the whiskey. Paul was our waiter and service was poor at best. He forgot to put in the order for our burger as we didn't get our food for 35 minutes and tables sat around us seated after us were all eating. He had the kitchen rush it so it ended up coming out extremely well done. We could only stomach eating half of it and only managed that as we were starving. I sat here thirsty for most of the meal. It's a pricy tourist trap with many better options. If you are wanting a t-shirt just buy the shirt and eat someplace else. They make it very clear here as well they expect a tip as they hand write on the receipts service charge not included!! read more

Beautiful space, lovely smells of food and loads of memorabilia. I only stopped in to get my magnet. Wherever I travel, if there is a Hard Rock, I'll stop in. If I haven't already eaten, I will grab a bite. Best onion rings ever. On this particular day, I had eaten enough stew. I was walking it off and only needed my magnet. read more

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So, I typically don't write reviews for chain restaurants, but Hard Rock Dublin hit the ball out of the park every time. By our second day in Dublin, we were struggling to find food that didn't make our stomachs turn and figured the Hard Rock would be a safe bet. We were right. I would have killed for chicken fingers and slider burgers by our 10th day too, but alas we were no longer in Dublin. Our waitress, Martina, was so kind and personable and remembered us after our first time there (which I will say was slightly embarrassing but she was great). Like all Hard Rocks, it was definitely on the pricey side, but it's solid food and you know what to expect when you're here. read more

Their restaurant and store hours sign says it's open from 10am till 'late' ... open till late, wtf kinda horse dung is that

It's what I expect from HRC, which is Great! I recommend coming here at least once! The food was cooked to perfection, and establishment was clean. Service was good, even though they were overwhelmed with customers. read more

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Disappointing. Good service, weak food and expensive for what we received. Better options abound. read more

Ah success! I was able to get my 61st hard rock shot glass here. Dublin is really nice as a city. I didn't stop for food tonight, but the hard rock cafe is located on a very festive street near the river Liffey. I was greeted at the door, by friendly staff. Good selection of items and merchandise in the store too. read more

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In my family it is a tradition to go to Hard Rock Cafe where ever in the world we are visiting. This Hard Rock had some amazing decor (a lot of neon), and friendly staff. The reason I can't give it a full 5 stars is because of how loud the music was. I couldn't even talk to the person next to me without screaming the whole time. The food was up to par with the rest of the Hard Rocks that I have been too. I personally had the nachos and they were quite good. Everyone else at the table ask really enjoyed their food to the point of not needing to/go boxes because there was nothing left. The drinks were well balanced (not too hard but still had a kick), and the staff was extremely kind. Made sure we were happy and checked in on us several times. Happy to have gotten to visit! read more

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Food was great, service was prompt and kind. Ambiance was typical of what you would expect. We liked that is was separate from the Hotel

Fun place with a great atmosphere... yummy drinks and fun staff. Just stopped by for drinks.

Ahem. I by no means wish to suggest that the standard of memerobilia isn't as high as in some of its other branches - it does have Bono`s sunglasses, a favourite shirt of Elvis's and a jacket owned by Madonna - but a rug owned by Jimi Hendrix? I mean really, what's next for the wall of fame? A radiator key owned by Kurt Cobain? A cushion sat on by Lindsay Lohan? However, the food on offer is just as good if not better than in the other Hard Rocks around the world - it must be the Irish beef - with all the items you might expect, including chicken wings, burgers, steaks, fajitas and ribs. A good place for someone on the Atkins diet, as long as you stay away from those loaded potato skins. read more

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First drinks: tiny, tiny pours. Food took a very long time for not being busy. Food was Luke warm and overdone. Bartender was very timid and did not understand menu. She was uninterested in how we were doing and if the food was to our expectations. Highly overrated and overpriced! read more

From the moment I walked into the door until I left all the staff was great. From the host greeting with a smile to the shop cashier cracking jokes to my waiter willing to make any request I might have meet. I ordered the nachos which were plenty for a table of two and not half assed. This is my fifth hard rock experience consisting of Innsbruck, Paris, Budapest, and Prague this one has impressed me the most. read more

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I've been to a couple of other Hard Rock Cafes before, so of course I had to go in here as well.... Nice atmosphere, very friendly waiters and delicious food. A little bit expensive so far. I had the Club Sandwich, which was really good. Didn't have to wait long for it and the soft drinks got refilled. Thanks to my waitress Gayle for the super good service. read more

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Normal Hard Rock Cafe. Expensive, food not that great, service not great either. There are some lefty of other better places to spend your money on in Dublin read more

We ate at the Hard Rock Cafe in Dublin. And I think this is even my very first time I ate in any Hard Rock Cafe, now that I think of it. Anyways, we went there late one night and it wasnt crowded so we got a seat right away. Our server was pretty aloof and just an average server. We ordered chicken nachos to share and it took a while to get our nachos and when we finally did. We didnt get chicken on it. So, I asked the server if I could get slices of grilled chicken on the side. When the chicken came out, it was very tasty and the seasoning was very good. I was pretty impressed by it. The nachos was mediocre and the price for the chicken nachos was I believed overprice. I think we ended up paying at least 15-17 Euro for our nachos, ouch. read more

I chose the Hard Rock because we wanted the reliability of a chain, but didn't want to have to go for fast-food. How to begin... After a long morning of walking around I needed to use the ladies room. As I walked past the servers prep area a waiter and waitress were in the middle of a lovers quarrel. Fantastic! Super professional! Of course the waitress was ours. She was distracted taking our orders and the drinks were slow coming. I asked to have the children's food brought with the appetizers. The kids were done eating by the time our appetizers arrived. Their hotdogs were good, but the chips were cold and soggy. Finally our appetizers arrived. No complaints. They were actually delicious hence the one star rating. Then we sat staring at each other wondering if we'd just imagined ordering our meals. A second round of drinks was ordered at this point which would never come. By the time the food came it was inedible. The pulled pork was cold and as dry as a bone on a soggy bun. The veggie burger was mushy and cold. The hamburgers had been cremated. Clearly the food had been sitting under the lamps for far too long. It was just gross. We were sitting on a platform and when our waitress caught my eye from the steps eight feet away to confirm we were satisfied, she scampered off after giving me a smile and a nod. I tried to wave her over, but she was gone. She didn't even have the courtesy to come to our table and ask if everything was okay. If she had I would have let her know the food was BAD! The drinks we'd ordered with the appetizers still hadn't arrived when we'd all had enough of the food and couldn't force down another bite. The waitress was standing at a table of young women talking animatedly. We tried to get her attention to the point one member of our party got up from the table and stood next to her. He canceled the round of drinks and asked for the check. I was so furious at this point I went up to the hostess and asked to speak to the manager. After insisting on speaking to the manager - I really had to INSIST!!! There was no way that waitress was going to get the manager unless she really had to - I went back to the table. The manager arrived and VOILA! Our waitress was suddenly very interested in our table. I let the manager know as the waitress stood there that she should be fired. I've received a lot of poor service and been served a lot of bad meals in my life, but this took the cookie. The long and short of it is we didn't have to pay. Again worthy of one star. Avoid the Hard Rock Cafe Dublin. It's expensive and the food is awful. The waitstaff is inattentive and rude. I didn't walk in the door for an exceptional dining experience. I went there for consistency and familiarity. read more

I don't know about this place. I've yet to have a good experience here. The food is average and over priced. Very few veggie options, which is a shame. Steak is coming in on €28, sandwiches, SANDWICHES are €17 and €18. I feel like this place is definitely aimed at tourists but it's extortion. The food does not warrant the prices, it's way too noisy, the service is slow and I will never, in my life, pay €17 for a sandwich again. What was I thinking? I've had the cocktails, which were okay. The barman was trying to push large ones on us, which I assume was just to make more money, which irritates the life out of me. Then huffed when we asked for regular ones. I don't think I will eat or drink here again, ever. read more

I should start by admitting that my wife and father-in-law are Pin heads and we frequent Hard Rock cafes whenever we travel. As far as by Hard Rock standards go, this one does pretty well. The fare is the standard menu offered at most locations (Burgers, Chops, Sandwiches, etc.) Not the cheapest burger in town, but mine was good, properly cooked (hard to find sometimes) and filling. My wife's chicken tenders and pasta were pretty good too. Exactly what we expected from the usual choices. What set this visit apart was the service. A major shout out to our server Richie. Far and away the best service we have had at any Hard Rock, and probably one of the best servers we've had ever. Well done. If you're feeling peckish for American fare, it's hard to do more American than this (ironic for a chain started in London). read more

Disgracefully expensive for basic food, fajitas as high as 25€!!Seriously get a grip and stop trying to take advantage of the public/tourists who are visiting our country! I would advice a drastic price change in the menu and maybe a better variety as I was extremely disappointed! Chips dry and feel as if they are microwaved, burgers are basic no thrills just average. read more

My Ratings: Quantity: 3 - drinks were ok. Quality: 4 - Good Price: 3 - Good Location: 3 - Nice Service: 3 - Good Speed: 3 - Good Overall: Good spot to chill. My Opinion/Story: I've been to Hard Rock Dublin! There I finally said it. Nothing too amazing about this place except they serve you good Guinness beer. The place wasn't packed when we went so we got a table to sit while sipping our drinks. The drinks were pretty good but nothing too exciting. I like the odd decorations but made me feel like I'm in the states instead of Europe. One good thing about this place is that I got to hang with my girls. read more

€17 for a birra salad?!? €20 for a burger ?!? 2 seriously crappy veggie options, one of which was over €21, ah lads, come on now. The tiger is dead, this is not NY and the chef has no Michelin stars. The only reason it gets more than 1 star is that the waiter was lovely and friendly, but there are 100 other places within a short walk where once can have a fantastic lunch with a cheeky pint for less than half the price, and be able to hear their companion! I love me a bit of Tina Turner, but not at nightclub volume at 2pm! read more

This Hard Tock has American Cheese. In Paris they did not American cheese on a American cheese burger

I was at the Hard Rock Cafe for a team night out. It is definitely the place to go for a yummy classic burger. Great atmosphere, life music in the background and nice staff. Prices for food are a bit high, but they make it up with their €5,50 cocktails menu. :) We had a great time! read more

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One would think "You've seen one Hard Rock, you've seen them all" but I liked the Dublin Hard Rock more than some of the others. I think my preference has to do with the staff. Irish people are so friendly by nature, that I felt we received extra good service from the bartender and our dinner server. The wait for a table was about an hour, so my brother and I had drinks downstairs in the bar. I ended up ordering a "Baby Guiness" by mistake, and our bartender was more than happy to replace it with what I did want; a "Half Guiness" (a Baby Guiness is a shot, whereas I just wanted a mini version of the pints everyone else was drinking). As busy as it was, he laughed and joked with us. The Olympics were playing on the plasma screen behind him, so he took the time to explain the sport going on at the moment (it was a cross between women's Lacrosse and hockey). He then made us 2 yummy cocktails from the happy hour menu. Not that making us drinks wasn't part of his job, but they were good and string; not the watered down version one usually gets from a happy hour cocktail. When it was time for dinner, I ordered the mac-n-cheese. The server warned that it'd be small (but very delicious), so I was in for a surprise when I was too much for me to finish. I loved how rich and gooey it was, filled with a couple different cheeses. All-n-all, we had a really good time and thoroughly enjoyed our food, the service and the drinks. Sometimes, there's something to be said for chains. Although they may often be a little redundant, at least they are consistent. read more

To start with, The Hard Rock Cafe is not the sort of place I would normally frequent. It's the kind of big multinational corporation that pretends top be edgy and rocky purely to boost their bottom line. But I am not letting that taint this review. A couple of weeks ago I performed at a charity show in the Hard Rock Cafe in Temple Bar. The charity was the Pinktober Breast Cancer awareness charity. The HRC people to good care of us, they fed us, and kept us in beer. The Food was good, what you would expect and to a good quality. And the staff were really nice, all of them from the bar staff, the restaurant staff and the sound engineering staff. These guys made us feel special, even though my band are an amateur band full of old guys like me, among others. The stars I give above are for the food, the staff, the charity and the venue, and I am not letting my own cynicism get in the way. read more

I have never got dissapointed at hard rock cafe. The food is tasty and there is a large selection of burgers and dishes. They also refill the drinks and they even gave us free French fries! The price Is a bit expensive but worth it! read more

So f*cking dissapointing. Its close for Re-bulding. And is say that is Re-open in march But its SO close

Typical Hard Rock café.. nothing special with the food, but was nice to find in Dublin. Prices were a bit high!

A bit of a tourist trap. Food is OK but there are better places in Dublin City that don't feel like plastic. If you like themed pubs/restaurants you'll probably love this place. read more

I have only been to the Hard Rock Cafe for the special party breakfasts they arrange for the kids. I have been here for the Easter and Halloween breakfast and am waiting with excitement for the Christmas breakfast!! We were treated to a lovely breakfast but the entertainment, games and treats provided are second to none....would highly recommend a visit to one of these brilliant events. The staff are amazingly friendly and helpful. I must return for an evening of entertainment, drinks and food!! read more

My husband and I, along with my parents, came here on our first night in Dublin. The place was right next to our hotel and we were tired and very hungry; convience wins. To be quick the drinks: 5:5 food: 4:5 atmosphere: 4:5 noise level: 2:5 staff/speed: 3:5 quanity of food: 4:5 Overall, Ireland serves less food per plate then America does....no surprise there. However, the portions arent tiny either. The fahitas were good, the wings were ok. They also have this drink called Orange Crush..its good. What I didnt like was how loud it got. Being in Temple Bar and also being a Hard Rock cafe, I wasnt surprised..just tired and cranky. I really didnt like how this place forced to to wait downstairs at their bar even though they had tables ready for seating. I guess they were hopeing that the tourists would buy some drinks and apps while they waited. It was good, not great. We decided to come back the next night as well after searchign the area for a different place and not finding what we were looking for. Where there is a Hard Rock Cafe..I will no doubt be eating there on vacation. The second night we shared Nachos (must get), and we all had burgers and chocolate cake. Very good! read more

Hard Rock is Hard Rock. It's charm lies in the fact that the moment you walk in, you could be in Time Square or Tokyo, and the menu would fain show you the difference (except perhaps in language). All the staples are to be found in the Dublin branch, though it has to be admitted that the prices are expensive even by Irish standards. However, the car from a U2 video hanging from the ceiling makes a trip inside worthwhile...how in the world they managed to get it up there is up for debate, but impressive nonetheless! The merchandise, so important to the Hard Rock brand, is exactly what you expect, with the Dublin-specific pieces generally adorned with a smattering of shamrocks, just in case tourists are afraid that there wouldn't be 'Irish' themes enough. The queues are, of course, legendary at the Hard Rock Cafe. Dublin is no exception, though generally you will only wait on a Friday or Saturday night, and then for usually no longer than an hour or so at worst (London patrons will be green with envy...I've been told to wait 4 hours in that establishment!!). There are drinks promotions (€3.50 pints, €5 cocktails) that make the wait bearable, and a trip to the bar is fun in and of itself. Plonk yourself on one of the outside tables and watch the best that Temple Bar has to offer saunter past, or sit inside and have a look at the famous and infamous people who adorn the walls. Just as one would expect from such an established franchise. read more

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Hard rock cafe Paris ? Checked Hard Rock Cafe Brussels ? Checked Hard Rock Cafe Dublin ? Checked ! Comme tout les hard rock cafe: on retrouve l'ambiance propre à chaque hard rock cafe de la chaîne avec cependant une deco' adapter bien souvent au "pays hôte" ce qui dans ce cas présent est......U2 évidemment !! Donc si vous voulez voire quelques manuscrits de chanson, une voiture ayant servis lors de l'une de leur tournées mondiale ainsi que les fameuse lunettes de Bono (bulgarie pour ceux qui ont toujours voulus savoir la marque, plus chère que ton dîner...) vous êtes au bonne endroits. La nourriture ? Pas besoin d'épiloguer, c'est un peu près la même chose que j'ai pus retrouver à Paris: AMÉRICAINE ! ce qui se traduit donc par une quantité importante ou le diététique est largement mis de côté (mais bon si t'es en train de me lire je ne pense pas que ce soit après avoir taper "resto' minceur a Dublin" ^^) Dernier point important: l'amabilité commune à tout les HRC malgré un anglais bon mais néanmoins incomplet (bah oui l'explication d'un burger c'est rarement expliquer par ta prof au collège :p) nous avons eu affaire à une véritable patience et bienveillance de la part du perso' (aussi bien de la serveuse que la "dame des réservations, en passent par la vendeuse de t-shirt) En somme: dans la continuité de toute les HRC le côté irlandais en plus ! read more

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I came here not to eat, however, to come in and get some souvenirs from the gift shop. I have a friend of mine in Vancouver who collects Hard Rock Cafe stuff. This wasn't too far from the pub district we were going in. This was the only souvenir he wanted from Dublin so I picked up a shirt, a glass and some small bracelet trinkets. I did walk around a bit for fun. I was a little disappointed on what they had on display, especially since there are a lot of great rock bands aside from U2 that come out of Dublin that it would've been nice to see some merch from Boom Town Rats, Pogues, Waterboys etc. Some local non U2 pride would be nice. read more