CBS News
Pittsburgh, PA (PTTP)- After more than 20 years of serving the Pittsburgh community, the Hard
Rock Cafe in Station Square will be closing its doors.
The popular restaurant, located on West Station Square Drive, will shut down permanently on
February 15, 2025, when its lease expires, a company spokesperson confirmed.
“We have been honored to be part of Pittsburgh’s vibrant dining scene for nearly 23 years, and
we are deeply thankful for the support and memories from our team members and the city’s loyal
fans,” the spokesperson said in a statement.
Opened in 2002, the Hard Rock Cafe featured a stage, seating for 200 guests, and a private
indoor patio. The restaurant currently employs 55 people, all of whom were offered the chance to
transfer to other Hard Rock locations.