Diner Ross

My husband has been dying to try Diner Ross since they announced their opening; I finally took him last weekend for his birthday dinner. This was a great meal with exceptional service in a diner that truly transports you back to the 1970s. The music selection was also on point; not too loud though so it was easy to still have a conversation. We loved how much this diner felt like a true speakeasy. First entering Disco Show in the casino, heading up the unmarked blue stairs, then walking through the lively disco show to the hotdog cart / hostess stand. The energy was electric and we loved it all. Our waiter, Alfredo, was super friendly and informed us of some of their popular cocktails as well as their specials. For cocktails, I had the Wallbanger which was perfectly crafted and great for sipping. My husband had the Mancuso Margarita; he's not typically a margarita guy, but he absolutely loved this. We started with an order of popovers with salted butter & jam. At first we were like, "Eh, this is okay", but the more we ate the more addicting it became. For my main dish, I had the Steelhead Trout. The fish was cooked perfectly and the almond rice pilaf complimented it so well. My husband had the Fancy Meatloaf which was hearty and delicious. He practically licked his plate clean. Since it was my husband's birthday, they surprised us by bringing a slice of chocolate peanut butter cheesecake. Absolutely divine. Everything was fantastic and we will absolutely be back!

I absolutely loved Diner Ross! A) Big Fan of hers B) food was BUSSIN (at least)Came on a Saturday night with co-workers after making a reservation earlier in the week! Decor: 70s themed of course - even down to the cocktails and mocktails. Definitely insta worthyDrinks: The LSD was to DIE for! Refreshing, slightly creamy and tasty! HIGHLY recommend. Food: Started with popovers - which I've never had before but were definitely good. Its just bread though. Its GOOD bread, but just bread. I'd recommend ordering only if you can share bc they are THAT big. Came with butter and orange salted marmalade which was pretty tasty. Not the biggest fan of orange marmalade though.For the main course I had the fancy meatloaf and babbbyyyy. It did not disappoint. I'm not a big gravy fan but damn if this wasn't some of the tastiest gravy I've ever had. They weren't lying about it being really good! Meatloaf was tender, juicy (not falling apart) and was the homiest meal I could have ever imagined having at a themed out spot such as this. NO regrets! Service: We had the sweetest, nicest, most informational waitress that did NOT disappoint! Shout out to Mikayla! You made our night on top of the drinks and food. There is a disco themed show associated with the Diner that we didn't go too but there were a few people rolling around on roller skates as a quick entertainment while we dined which I loved!

5 stars and shout out to the bartender, MATT. He listens what you like and can customize your drinks. He is very attentive, friendly, and professional. Love MATT's off-menu specialty passion fruit colada (light on alcohol when he knows I don't drink). It's refreshing and perfect with the taste of coconut, very enjoyable even I am not an alcohol fan. Very nice vibes and spacious inside, I actually prefer the bar seating, no wait and with good views and services. 4 stars for the food. A hit and miss menu. The streak fries and ribeye are good. Popover is as good as the ones in BLT. Tuna tartare, you can pass. The foie gras (it's more like jam and cream) is flavorful but too fattening. The fried Olivers are on the salty side, a bit too salty. The bone marrow (the BOSS) is a bit dry.

Fun place! To be short, go for the show and environment, not the food. Don't get me wrong, the food here is fine but not what makes me recommend this place. If you want a unique experience in a cool old school vibes diner with people roller blading around, then this the the place. The server we had was good too, but nothing out of ordinary or expected of a strip restaurant. I wanted to try something special - so naturally got the mushroom risotto. It was good - definitely better than what I would have at home. I liked the uniqueness to it however did seem out of place when looking at the rest of the menu. We also tried the dirty martini salad and it was excellent. Never had anything like that ever. Like I said, go here for the experience because it's a fun spot! Food was as expected but wont blow you away.

The bar offers a full menu to customers. Most people prefer a table for comfier seats but the bar stools provided just the same. I ordered Steak Frites and as the restaurant is a diner, I had lower expectations. Well I was very wrong to think that way because it urpassed my expectations, and so here I am enthusiastically recommending it! A friend also ordered the rib eye and I was told that was excellent as well. The vibe is fun and takes you back to the 70s.

What a cool experience! The service was amazing and the staff play their roles well. There were many recommendations and the portions were great. Vibes were great, and the volume was at a reasonable level. Shoestring fries were my favorite part!

Went here in a Friday around 7pm. Plenty of seating available and definitely had a late 70's vibe. The music tends to be loud so if you remember where you were when you first heard any songs, you might agree. Because I heard they charge extra for mixed drinks, I stuck with a beer. I ordered the trout and an aside of green beans. The trout was perfectly cooked but after a few bites, all I tasted was salt. Ditto for the green beans and the risotto.I would try this restaurant again and order something else.

I didn't take any pictures as I was so impressed with the whole experience. From the ambiance and the mystery of even finding the actual restaurant, was a joy to walk through. Then the service and food were exceptional!! We will be back to try so many more items on the menu. Looking forward until next time!

This is a newer concept restaurant/bar/show in the Linq alleyway strip. Looked very promising - 70s retro disco style place with retro furniture, artifacts, servers, menus and studio 54 style.Food (3.5/5) - comfort food type menu- Fancy Meatloaf - wagyu, mashed potatoes and gravy. Not sure about the wagyu part tbh... it was a bit of an odd tasting piece of beef, with ok mushroom gravy over mashed potatoes.- Green Goddess Wedge Salad - smaller sized portion, decent mix but pretty average Goddess dressing.- Cherry Paloma Cocktail - was pretty good - liked the mixture and taste.Service (3/5) - it was a bit slow and not super attentive given it was not busy at all when I went. Get the sense some of the staff is newer and still feeling them out.Atmosphere (4.25/5) - it's a good layout and I could see it being a good place for groups. The neon lounge when you walk up the stairs is pretty cool and could be fun. You can also buy tickets for the show if you wanted to grab dinner before or afterwards.Overall (3.5/5) - it's a promising place and might improve with time. Sounds like a good place to hang out with a group for some drinks in the lounge.

Ambience was great - music was on point! Food was off the charts fantastic. Service was top notch. Would return and bring a bunch of friends. Recommend!