Diner Ross - The LINQ Las Vegas

Retro Vibes and All-Day Comfort Food on the Strip

Diner Ross at The LINQ Las Vegas brings a classic American diner experience to the heart of the Strip. With its relaxed, throwback vibe and neon-lit booth seating, it’s the kind of place where pancakes are served all day and milkshakes come piled high with whipped cream. Just a short walk from many of the city’s major music venues, it’s an easy and satisfying stop for concert-goers looking to fuel up before a big night out.

The menu is packed with diner favorites—think hearty burgers, chicken & waffles, and stacks of syrup-soaked pancakes—served with friendly, no-fuss service. It's casual, welcoming, and open late, making it a reliable go-to for pre- or post-show dining.

Why Concert-goers love it

Location is key, and Diner Ross delivers with its prime spot at The LINQ Promenade, just steps from major venues and nightlife. The laid-back atmosphere means you can relax before the show without shouting over loud music, and the fast, efficient service ensures you'll make it to your seat on time. The menu caters to all-day cravings, making it an ideal stop whether your concert starts at 7pm or ends at midnight.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends looking for fun, filling food before the show
• Solo travelers grabbing a quick bite before heading to a bucket-list performance
• Couples enjoying a retro-style meal on a romantic weekend
• Fans who want a lively but casual pre-concert atmosphere
• Budget-conscious travelers who appreciate big portions and fair prices

What People Say

Reviewers consistently praise the generous portions and quick service, making it an ideal stop when you're on a tight schedule. The all-day breakfast and late-night hours are a big plus for concert-goers coming and going at odd times. Many mention the nostalgic diner vibe and friendly staff, with some calling it a “hidden gem” on the Strip for comfort food. Visitors also love the convenient location near the High Roller and other LINQ attractions.

Areas for Improvement

Some guests note that wait times can stretch during peak hours, especially on weekends. While the food is tasty and satisfying, it’s more about classic diner fare than culinary innovation—so don’t expect gourmet plating. A few reviewers mention that the atmosphere can get a bit loud when it's busy, but most still find it enjoyable and upbeat.

The Bottom Line

If you're looking for classic American comfort food, quick service, and a prime location before a concert on the Strip, Diner Ross delivers every time.