Hard Rock's Beach Bar on the sand offers a sunny respite from the casino.
Japanese fare hits a high note at Kuro wagyu tacos and tuna crispy rice are scrumptious ways to start a meal. The Seafood Tower at Council Oak Fish yields a bounty oysters, shrimp, crab, and lobster to create a pescaterian paradise. Today the hotel is home to several exceptional restaurants.
The property was later bought by the Seminole Indian tribe, completely and expensively renovated to showcase music and memorabilia, and re-opened as the Hard Rock in 2018. Originally built as the Trump Taj Mahal, this was the third of the Atlantic City casinos the developer bankrupted. Just a few of the things that caught our eye among the thousands of items of priceless memorabilia:
Thanks to the collection of outfits worn and instruments played by the industry's best-known performers on display, visitors are surrounded by sights and sounds that thrilled generations. With five stages and live entertainment 365 days a year, this casino resort is a mecca for music lovers. It feels as if there's a party going on at the Hard Rock, and everyone's invited.
