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Hardrock Cafe Makati

It was my first time to chill, dine and had an eargasmic night at Hardrock Café, Makati last Wednesday. I and Jorich, togther with other bloggers and peeps from Blog4Reviews and Geiser Maclang, went to Hardrock Café around 7 in the evening. We just sat and have little powwow with each other while waiting for the drinks and appetizers to come.

While my other colleagues were waiting for their ordered food and drinks, I was busy checking out the place especially the signatured guitars and drums that were hanged around the place. With a cam in my hand I hurriedly took a lot of pics, trying to sort of document my stay at Hardrock Café. I really love guitars and music so no doubt I was that ecstatic being there and checking every corners of the café.

Furthermore, I and Jorich went outside the café to take pics until we found ourselves checking their merchandise store. I really love that Hardrock Café Mug being sold at their store, but I can’t take the price of that mug. I think it was around 800php. There are also shirts and stuffed toys being sold at Hardrock Café Store.

Expect the unexpected!

After a couple of hours chilling and listening to the band who’s playing, that I think the voice of the vocalist is not that good but has good body which makes the ladies scream, familiar faces passed by the corner. It was the band that we saw having a press conference at Glorietta: Dashboard Confessional. Yes, I’m a big fan of the band since my High School years especially their song that is entitled “Screaming Infidelities”. Sadly I wasn’t able to take pictures of ‘em because their body guard was so strict. Though, I’m taller than that bodyguard but I don’t have a body like him. LOL! But I do have a couple of pictures that were taken during their press conference at Glorietta.

I was really happy to be there at<p style="text-align: center;">for because I really thought that I couldn’t visit the place. The “feel” of the place is so relaxing. The very first thing that came to my mind is that The Outpost here in Cebu is like a mini-Hardrock Café.

Many thanks to Blog4Reviews and Geiser Maclang Marketing Communications Inc.