Roxy’s Diner

Mediocre service and the food is not great. I came in for the graveyard special — 2 burgers with bacon, etc. The nastiest part of the burger was the so called bacon. It felt and tasted like rubber!
The ingredients from the burger to the cheese looked like it had been sitting for a while. You can tell the ingredients were not fresh.
I won’t be back and I don’t recommend.

Great diner food. Open 24 hours, good service and a good place to get a quick bite while you’re at the casino.

Wow… What garbage. This place isn’t even on par with Denny’s or anything else. I’ve tried breakfast and dinner and both were terrible. The servers seemed like I was an inconvenience. Fries that were hard and crunchy like they’d say all day and been reheated in the fryer. An omelette that was some scrambled eggs folded with a slice of cheese melted over it. The worst biscuits and gravy I’ve ever had. White paste over two sausage patties and a teeny little microwave biscuit.
Harsh, I know, but when I told the waitress that the biscuits and gravy were inedible she said, «What’s wrong with them?» When I told her she walked away with them and just brought me the check with them still on it. Really? I took one bite out of them.
Oh well… Sorry for the rant, but man, the place is terrible.

Normally have no complaints. Tonight was different. It took a very longtime to be seated despite plenty of available tables. The service was terrible. Waitress sat down at another table and talked for a longtime before taking our order. She kept disappearing into the back for long periods of time. Then when it was time to pay we had to wait a longtime for her to come back and pickup our payment. Other servers were hustling working there sections. I guess it depends who you get. Too bad tonight the service overall was terrible. Food was fine.

Needed breakfast before heading to the top of the Stratosphere, it was ok nothing special, boy had Prime rib hash and I had meat omelet, food could have had more seasoning but it filled the spot and good portion. The coffee was actually good.
$ 31.29 for two breakfast and two coffees

This was one of my least favorite meals I ate in Las Vegas. We went in for a late night breakfast. I made the mistake of ordering biscuits and gravy. The sausage was diced up brown and serve sausages. The biscuits were not fresh or tasty by any stretch. I told the waitress I didn’t want it and sent it back. My boyfriend ordered eggs and homefries, and while it was edible, it wasn’t great. The highlight of the meal was the great singer who sang At Last by Etta James. The singing was nice, but not enough to bring me back here.

Came in at 1:20 AM on a Sunday night /​Monday morning.
The place was packed but there were a lot of servers running around so we thought it’d be fine.
Ordered the French dip and chicken buffalo bites. Both dishes prepared with a gag-​worthy amount of salt. The chicken was hard and old. The meat was super fatty and tasted like it’s been reheated a few times.
I usually give the benefit of the doubt or try to give them an opportunity to correct it and would have, but we didn’t see our waitress again until the bill was paid.
The servers kinda stood around a lot and our waitress came by once to deliver our food and again after we asked someone else for the check.
Overall, bad experience. For a strip (ish) hotel, this is yuck. No mas para mi.

I used to love it here but when i went this past week i had a different experience.
Service:
We had a waiter named Joey that was severely inattentive and didn’t seem to be very organized in his work. He’d pass by multiple times looking at our empty water glasses and go about what he was doing. When we finally flagged him down to get it refilled he only refilled one then asked if anyone else needed more water and i had to point to my empty glass that had been sitting on the edge of the table for 22 minutes.
The Food:
The food USED to be good and portions USED to be perfect. Now the portions were much smaller and Im sure the food would have been good if Joey our waiter had brought it out when it was still hot… Instead, we all got plates of barely warm food which ruined the quality of it.
NO we didn’t bother speaking to a manager because what was that going to do after the fact, we just wanted to get out of there,

Roxy’s is my picture of actual hell. Red lighting, crappy faux-​nostalgia, bloated dads everywhere and coughing all over their overpriced tuna melts.
At least the service was fast and those kettle chips were the bomb diggity.

As far as I know, pretty much all Vegas hotels have their one 24hr «diner» option. Roxy’s is Stratosphere’s take on all-​night eats and hasn’t disappointed me yet.
We aren’t known for our authentic diners out here. That’s a given. The one place I knew, that wasn’t even 24 hours, closed down long ago. However, I’d have to say that Roxy’s is the closest I’ve seen, and I’ve been looking for the past eight years. I had Roxy’s bookmarked for quite some time, but it wasn’t until I recently moved back east and came back for a work visit that I actually gave them a try.
I’ve stayed at the Stratosphere twice now for extended business trips. I’m 99% sure that the room service comes from Roxy’s, and I took advantage of the expense account for sure. I’ve tried a number of different dishes and haven’t been let down yet. Their coffee is also pretty damn good, a rarity in Las Vegas.
Good breakfast (have had quite a few different dishes), I like the burgers (especially the patty melt) and I’ve been satisfied every time I’ve eaten there or had room service come up (at a premium price, of course). I was neutral on the club sandwich, but only because I’m not a fan of American cheese on a club. Could probably omit it or ask for Swiss, so no biggie.
I don’t think I’d make a special trip here if I wasn’t staying at the hotel, but since I seem to always stay here when I come back to visit, I’ll definitely be back!

From 9÷20÷15
After a bunch of indecisiveness of which restaurant to go to we ended up at Roxy’s Diner. Roxy’s is a 50’s style diner restaurant with a bunch of options and a menu that allows you to eat breakfast even at 6 in the evening.
We ordered their sandwiches– I got the Philly Cheese Steak, and my boyfriend got their Meat loft Sandwich, both are served on Ciabatta bread. The sandwiches were so big it was equivalent to eating four sliders, and so we could not finish them– but they were delicious.
I would come back here, the servers are friendly your food comes out quick, and they’re open 24÷7− super convenient.

Been here twice this weekend. The first time we were a little thrown because there was a really long line, though they didn’t seem particularly busy. We were seated after waiting in the line for 15 minutes. The hostess was apologetic and said that they aren’t typically that busy and the second visit confirmed that, and we only had their $ 5 bellinis that time.
The servers at the Roxy are really polite. I kind of feel like I’m home when I’m there, probably because we sat in same booth both times.
I typically do not eat hot dogs of its not a cookout about once a year and my wife is even more opposed to hot dogs than I. Needless to say she didn’t try my foot long chili cheese dog. It was really good and flavorful. It came with fries and was only $ 9.99. Very good price for the amount of food you get. The wife only had cheese fries to absorb the bellinis we were sucking down. I was happy to have ordered the hot as the first meal of my birthday. The only thing I’d like to be different is the fact that I had to eat it like a sandwich because the bottom broke because there was so much chili and cheese on it. It wasn’t messy, but not enough to not break the bread.
All in all I had a great experience and this place is open 24hours so you can hop out of bed and go or grab a bite while you’re playing the slots.

Ein American Diner im 50er Jahre Stil im Casinobereich des Stratosphere (Tower) Hotels.
Die Bedienungen sind alle sehr freundlich, das Essen und die Getränke sind schnell auf dem Tisch, Geschmacklich ist nichts auszusetzen gewesen und preislich auch völlig in Ordnung.
Die Karte ist im Stil einer alten Zeitung gehalten, was mir gut gefallen hat. Ein paar der MitarbeiterInnen geben in unregelmäßigen Abständen live Songs zum besten, was wirklich sehr unterhaltsam ist (außerdem sind ein paar super Stimmen darunter!!).
Wir hatten die Hühner-​Nudelsuppe, das Clubsandwich, das BLT-​Sandwich mit Pommes und die Fajita. Zum trinken gab es Softdrinks und Milchshakes.
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An american diner all 50ies Style in the Casino Area of the stratosphere (Tower) hotel. Everybody is pretty friendly, food and beverages were fast at the table and everything was pretty good.
The menu is made like an old newspaper, pretty cool I think.
A few of the waiters/​waitresses are performing live songs in the diner, really great (some of the voices are really good!).
We had the chicken noodle soup, the classic Clubsandwich, the classic BLT with french fries and Fajita, to drink some soft drinks and thick milkshakes. yummy!

Terrible dining experience.
First of, the FOOD, ordered fajita salad and seriously this is the MOST DISGUSTING salad I’ve ever had. When u think of salad, u expect something fresh. This is no where near freshness. Lettuce not crispy at all! Some rotten and old lettuce and over ripe avocado. Barely saw tomato and onion, bell pepper feels like it’s been sitting cold for long time. Rating below 0 star. Don’t deserve a star at all.
If I receive a good service I may pass bad food but the service didn’t make the cut too. The only time we got service is when they got the order, brought the food and got our check! Way to go! (Not a busy night)
I have to acknowledge the hostess who is very nice and welcoming

Went to Roxy’s back in December of 2007. My wife and I loved the ambiance, the music and well, the food was okay, but nothing to scream in joy about. My daughter Maddie was hardly a year old. A singing food server was belting out «Ain’t No Mountain High Enough». The server had just taken notice of my daughter in her high chair when she (the server) repeated the verse «Cause baby there ain’t no mountain high enough.» Perfect song, perfect moment. Forget the food being what I considered average, this singing and making my one year old smile like she did, yeah, I became a fan of Roxy’s Diner.
July 2015, yesteray in fact, we made out long awaited return to Roxy’s. Seems they have added what could be consdered a «patio» area in the front of the dining room. Couldn’t hear and music from where we were seated. Behind me was a large screen tv showing the film Viva Las Vegas starring Elvis Presley. No sound from the movie either. No subtitles. The film even «froze» a few times giving me the impression that a used dvd is what was showing the film. We were there for about 1 hour, around noon-​ish. Not one of the servers belted out a song. I was left rather let down, I was excited to see my children’s reaction.
Service was fine, food pretty standard. Just not the same the second time around. I hate to say it, but the second time around left me kind of, bored.

Milkshake was killer. The food was okay, it was what you would expect — nothing special, terrible for you, fills you up but doesn’t have a ton of flavor or character. I just kind of think of this place as a slightly souped up and overpriced steak-​n-​shake.
It’s okay for what it is… a 2 star joint. Just be aware going in and it’s perfectly fine.

This was easily the best restaurant to eat at in the Stratosphere. The business has a 50s/​60s diner vibe and setup. The food is averaged priced and decent sized portions.
We started with the fried sampler appetizer. The sampler had fried pickles, mushrooms and spicy cheese sticks. This was cooked perfectly and worth the cost.
I ordered a bbq burger with jalapeños. This was a delicious meal. The burger was cooked perfectly, bbq tasty and spot on, fresh jalapeños awesome. The fries were cooked well and I topped with their jalapeño ketchup.
The waitress was friendly and attentive. We will return if in Vegas again.

Oh Roxy… tsk effing tsk…
This All American Diner is located in The Stratosphere off the northern end of the Las Vegas Strip. This place is open ²⁴⁄₇ which makes it convenient at 3am when you’ve given the casino far too much dinero and start feeling a rumbly in your tumbly and immediately think «where can I go to give this place even more money?»
The vibe here is a retro 50’s style (more or less) and they have a giant screen playing some classic black and white flicks. They are also, allegedly, supposed to have a DJ and the servers are supposed to sing… I don’t know if these events occur at certain times or on certain days, but when we visited we did not experience any of this (it was 11ish on a Thursday night).
Now, the service was both good and bad. I say that because the servers on the one side of the restaurant seemed quick and extremely attentive. However, the side of the restaurant where my wife and I and many other poor unfortunate souls were sitting… not so much. This guy was slow. When it takes over five minutes to even be acknowledged and another ten just to receive water, that’s when I have a problem. Normally, I would have walked out on a situation like this but I was tired, hungry, and already sitting so I really didn’t want to try to find something else. I don’t know what our server’s issue was as I saw very little of him and saw the other servers zipping around their sections repeatedly.
In fact, orders were left sitting for pick up at the kitchen window for far too long before our server grabbed them to be delivered. Thankfully our food was hot and did not sit long, but there was a burger that belonged to a guy sitting at a booth adjacently from us and my wife watched it sit at the window for about 10 minutes before it was delivered to the guy (we sat by the kitchen so it wasn’t hard to notice). My wife tried to warn the guy that his food had been sitting a long time and commented that hopefully it was warm. The guy (who either could care less, was drunk, stoned, or a combination of the three) simply nodded his head.
The food itself was about average although portions were a tad above average. The potatoes were slightly mushy but the bacon in my sandwich was good. My wife’s meal was supposed to come w/​an English muffin which never came. When we DID see our server again, we informed him of the MIA muffin and he said he would grab it… which turned out to be a lie. My wife and I had a few more bites left of our meals and still no English muffin. This was the last straw… We were able to flag down a manager and complain about our experience so far and he told us he would return. He did. He came back a few minutes and nonchalantly informed us our meal was taken care of and we were good to go. My wife looked at me and said «I guess I don’t get that English muffin…» «Guess not» I replied, «but we do get to make like a tree and get the hell outta here.»
So, based on my experience here, it’s a one star, but since our meal was comped I am giving Roxy’s two stars and that is the only reason as to why.

Hungry, so we stopped here for a quick meal before going up to the top of the Stratosphere. The neon was beaming turning everything a reddish pinkish hue. Classic diner. We were quickly greeted and beverages served at the same pace. I went for the French dip with au jus served on ciabatta. I would have preferred a french roll hence the name French Dip and less salty flavored aujus but it did the trick. What really was delicious were the Capresee sliders. The balsamic and pesto were perfect for dipping and had a very nice presentation to the table.
We really enjoyed the entertainment while there every so often the staff sing songs from the 50’s. They did very well and and had beautiful voices. Great job to everyone. You might find your next American Idol here. Check this place out if you are ever near the Stratosphere.

Great place at the Stratosphere. They are open ²⁴⁄₇ and have a solid diner menu. It is set up like a 50/​60s diner. They play 50/​60s music and take requests. What caught me by surprise was that the servers sing sometimes. They were all very good.
As far as the food goes, it was good diner food. I had the classic club sandwich. It was more of a California club, but it still really good. My wife got the bacon cheese burger and she said it was good. It was bigger than she expected. The fries were crispy and not greasy.
For dessert we shared the strawberry shortcake. It was big enough for the 2 of us. They used fresh strawberry, not that strawberry syrup. I did see someone order the Banana split and it was huge! I will definitely eat here again.
If you get an ACE Play card for stratosphere it will give you 10% off your bill. Even without the discount the prices are really good.

Roxy’s diner uses the theme of the 50s for its restaurant. From the menu that looks like an old newsletter containing more than 100 items to the seatings, this place is definitely playing the old vibe. Since this restaurant opens 24 hours a day and seven days a week, you can come here anytime! If you come for togo, let them know right at the entrance so they can sit you in a different area.
Location (³⁄₅): This restaurant locates inside the Stratosphere, far from the strip but convenient for hotel guests. It locates closed by McCall’s Heartland Grill and Fellini’s Ristorante, so high competition around.
Service (⁴⁄₅): Our waitress, Bebe, was very friendly and nice! She usually came to ask how we were doing. Although the restaurant was packed, I thanked her for the effort! Also, they have «performers» singing every 30 minutes or so. When we were there, the performer was the host singing Stupid Cupid… She was not the most energetic person in the whole wide world, but the lady can definitely sing I tell ya!!! *clap clap*
Food (³⁄₅): I like my chicken noodle soup and brownie sundae. For sick days, I would always come to order chicken noodle soup togo to my hotel. For some reasons, it hit the spot for me! The Tijuana caesar salad was ok, a little heavy on the dressing and nothing to write home about. The trio sampler plate was ok as well.
Overall, good services and okay food :)

Typisches amerikanisches Burger-​Lokal im Stil der 60-​er. Das Essen war ok, aber nichts besonderes. Burger habe ich schon woanders bessere gegessen. Die Bedienung war gut und die Preise gehen auch in Ordnung.

Vous avez peur de prendre plusieurs livres en trop? Et bien je vous déconseille fortement ce restaurant. Pour ceux qui ont une bonne appétit et qui ont pas peur de manger comme des cochons et bien cette place est un paradis terrestre!
Ce restaurant est une vraie machine à remonter le temps avec un décor rétro des années 50, de la musique des années 50 et des serveurs qui chantent des chansons des années 50. Le menu est complet avec une bonne sélection de hamburger vraiment gras, gros, juteux et un peu saignant au centre de la galette afin de donner un goût tendre mais aussi des déjeuner qui vont vous donner une crise cardiaque juste à voir l’assiette. Les prix sont très abordables pour la grosseur des assiettes. Pour environ 12 – 13 $ (en dollar US), vous avez une énorme assiette avec des frittes qui sont probablement préparé dans du saindoux et de l’huile la plus grasse possible. Le service est rapide, amicale et en plus, les serveurs/​serveuses vont même chanter à votre table!
Le hamburger que j’ai mangé à deux occasions était très gros. Sans trop exagéré, je crois que mon hamburger était d’environ 8 pouces de circonférence. La galette est une demi livre mais il est possible de commander un hamburger de deux livres ! Le choix que j’ai pris avait du fromage bleu frit dans de l’huile et du saindoux, de la laitue, tomate et autres légumes. Il avait un choix spécial dans le menu avec des oeufs frit dans du gras.
Le spécial au déjeuner possède probablement les calories nécessaires afin de permettre à un être humain en bonne santé physique et mentale de survive plus de 48 heures. Vous avez droit à une méga tranche de bacon canadien salé et délicieux d’une livre cuit sur le grille et vous avez aussi le droit à trois œufs préparé selon votre choix sans oublier du pain avec une tonne de beurre chaud à volonté et probablement l’équivalant d’une livre de patates au four. J’ai facilement pris trois livres de plus avec ce déjeuner qui porte le surnom de «graveyard».J’ai bien aimé mon expérience culinaire américaine, malgré une forte accumulation de matière grasse dans mon organisme.
Je crois que je vais retourner à mon prochain séjour à Las Vegas, Nevada (États-​Unis).