Hard Rock Cafe
Orlando, FL Hours and Location

About

Some companies have a history that stays firmly in the past. We’re fortunate to have a legacy that permeates our present like a song, not with nostalgia, but as the reminder of a timeless foundation and simple beginnings.

With hundreds of unique locations around the world, it’s hard to believe that it all started off so innocently: the search for a good burger. We throw standard service to the wind, proclaiming that each meal should be an experience – whether on the road or on your lunch break.

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About this location:

Restaurant Hours:

Daily 8:30AM – 12:00AM

Bar Hours:

Nightly until 12:00AM

ROCK SHOP® HOURS:

Mon – Sun 9:00AM – 12:00AM

Complimentary valet parking courtesy of Universal
Mon – Thu 11:00AM – 2:00PM

Hard Rock Cafe Orlando

Est. June 7, 1990

In a city with so much to see and do, the main attraction for locals, as well as tourists, is Hard Rock Cafe Orlando. Located at Universal Studios Orlando in the CityWalk entertainment complex, Hard Rock Cafe Orlando is the biggest HRC in the world. With large, statuesque pillars, it stands majestically as a Roman Coliseum of rock, and boasts more pieces of music memorabilia than any other location. The site includes not only a vast, multi-level cafe, but also Hard Rock Live Orlando, a 3,000-person concert/party venue.

Priority Seating

Hard Rock Cafe accepts Priority Seating.  Please click the “Priority Seating” button to get started.

Flavor Takes Center Stage

There’s nothing better than the Legendary® Burger at Hard Rock Cafe Orlando, but if you’re not in the mood for burgers, there are plenty of other menu items to satisfy your hunger. Order a fresh salad, tasty sandwich, or tantalizingly sweet dessert during your next visit.

Surrounded by Music History

While dining and partying with us in Orlando, you’ll be surrounded by memorabilia of music’s greatest talents. Check out the suit Elvis wore in the film Viva Las Vegas, view hand-painted Beatles posters, and look through Buddy Holly’s famous black glasses. You can also admire the Pete Townshend’s, of The Who, 1973 Gibson Les Paul custom guitar, or what’s left of it that is. Pete memorably destroyed the guitar 30 minutes into a show at the New Castle Odeon. The list of memorabilia at our Hard Rock Cafe doesn’t end there, because, as we said above, it’s the largest collection of all.