Hard Rock Cafe, MA

With all of the history of Boston, it's only fitting that guests here will dine on delicious American cuisine set to the backdrop of a huge stained-glass window featuring Elvis Presley, Chuck Berry, and Jerry Lee Lewis.

As close to the Old World as the New World gets, Beantown proudly trades on a colonial past and proud heritage playing an unparalleled part in America's development. From wayward pilgrims to Revolutionary War rioters to modern day questing academics, Boston has always possessed a lively group of young-spirited inhabitants. For decades the city has also supported one of the most vibrant local music scenes in the U.S., spawning "Aerosmith," "Boston," "The Cars," "Aimee Mann," "Morphine," and "The Mighty Mighty Bosstones."

 Our Boston Cafe is a veritable library of great tunes, where dedicated students of rock 'n' roll can come to learn it all.

Easy to find, too, despite Boston's infamous dead-end roads and rotaries. Centrally located in Copley Square and accessible by T, Hard Rock Cafe Boston is the very same place where Paul Revere once tied his horse! Historians have since determined that if the Hard Rock Cafe Boston had existed in Revere's Day, no one would have bothered to fight. They'd have sat back, grabbed a brewski and enjoyed the show. "Love all, serve all," that's our motto, and it's in full force at the Hard Rock Cafe Boston. (*not just for pilgrims- we gladly welcome one and all.)