Description

Even if you're a die-hard fan of the Hard Rock Cafe chain, you won't be prepared for this nonstandard Hard Rock Cafe. Set a short distance north of Myrtle Beach's center, in the Broadway at the Beach shopping center, it's designed like an ancient Egyptian pyramid, entirely without windows and covered with hieroglyphs. True, there's a vintage motorcycle displayed in front, but no trademark Cadillac is suspended from the ceiling -- which appeals to New Agers, who believe that cosmic and psychic forces are amplified beneath any pyramid. After a few beers or party-colored cocktails, you might believe that the psychics are right. This is one of the most successful and popular Hard Rock Cafes in the worldwide chain. Proudly displayed is all the rock memorabilia you'd expect; the most prized possession is a guitar used in concert by the late Jerry Garcia (of the Grateful Dead). Menu items include the usual Americana: french fries, tacos, burgers, barbecued chicken, milkshakes, and banana splits. In midsummer, be prepared for waits up to 2 hours. Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.