Kingston W.
Yelp
The LINQ Promenade is a collection of bars, restaurants and stores opened by Caesars in 2013. It is a walking street leading to The High Roller Observation Wheel. "Off the Strip" is one of the restaurant/bars within the complex.
Off the Strip has a sizable interior space. But what makes the restaurant attractive are the rollup walls. If you're sitting at the bar, you have unfettered access to the small dining patio and unobstructed views of the promenade.
I ate at the bar and ordered a steak burrito ($19.00); a Coors Light ($9.00); and an iced tea (I must have had a lot of refills because they charged me twice 2x$5.00). With tax of $3.18, my ticket was $41.18 before gratuity.
The steak burrito is filled with steak, avocado, raw minced jalapeno, country potatoes, pico de gallo and black beans. I would say that the burrito was well constructed. The individual ingredients were cut to standard sizes; and ratio of ingredients was appropriate. The burrito was wrapped well and didn't fall apart at any point.
I would offer some caution: This burrito has raw minced jalapeno peppers. I can eat spicy foods, so I was surprised how the "heat" crept up on me. The capsaisin also gave me GI discomfort for the remainder of the day. If you're sensitive to spicy foods, it may be best to ask for the jalapenos on the side.
During my visit, the bartender/sever was training a new staff member, so they were a bit distracted. But the service was generally acceptable.
In conclusion, I found my meal a bit expensive. But I write it off as "rent" for the privilege of taking up space to people watch. Service was "okay". I might visit again but try something else on the menu.