Attached to the Pennsylvania Convention Center, the Hard Rock Cafe is a rockin’ choice for a holiday event.
and provide our clients with a wide range of references for entertainment, favors, decor, specialty linens and the like.”
Attached to the Pennsylvania Convention Center for nearly fifteen years, the Hard Rock Cafe is a rockin’ choice for a holiday event, as well. Its many offering have been further enhanced by recent renovations and expansions.
“This iconic brand has impressively rein- vented the Philadelphia Cafe with new cut- ting edge decor,” notes Dawn N. Bundick, sales and marketing manager for Hard Rock Cafe Philadelphia. “Outdoor seating (weather permitting), an expanded bar/ lounge area, entirely private function room complete with its own bar, and a revamped Rock Shop are what guests have to explore while enjoying the electric atmosphere that the café and our staff emit!”
“The brand new Philadelphia Room is a work of art, staying true to the trainshed theme, as it is located in the Reading Terminal Head House,” she adds. “The Philadelphia Room can accommodate up to 120 people for a seated event, 200 for a reception-style event, and up to 80 for meetings. The main focal points of this awesome new space are two massive retractable windows that look into the head house along with the eclectic lighting that adorns the arced ceiling. When the windows are open in the room, you see the warmth of the lighting, hear the great music, and smell the delectable food.”
Bundick adds that The Main Cafe also is vir- tually a brand new space, as it has been transformed with a new bar and lounge area. “With this newly improved open main floor plan there is literally not a bad seat in the house. This space can accommodate up to 150 for a seated event and 400 for a reception-style event.”
Mid-Atlantic EVENTS Magazine 29
Hard Rock Cafe, Philadelphia, PA
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