A spokesperson confirmed to KIRO 7 the company is open to having another location in Seattle if the right one can be found.
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also noted a filing received Monday stating a closure by Hard Rock International , Inc. that will take place Dec. 1. The agency’s website states 66 employees will be affected.the company’s closure leaves “a sizable retail vacancy in an area that brokers say has recovered more quickly than others in the city, given the steady foot traffic passing through nearby Pike Place Market.”
“Hard Rock International has enjoyed serving the Seattle community and playing a role in the city’s celebrated dining culture,” the restaurant group said in a statement, according to thewebsite states. The way the story is told is the two Americans opened the restaurant in a Rolls Royce dealership because they “just wanted to find a good American burger while living in London.” The first U.S. location opened in Los Angeles in 1982.opened two Seminole Hard Rock Hotels & Casinos in Florida.
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