Bojangles is now open at The LINQ Promenade, and this Strip location brings a first for the chicken-and-biscuit chain: a full-service bar. The restaurant began serving customers Oct. 7 at 3545 S. Las Vegas Blvd., near Flamingo Road.
The new spot also has a stage for live music, a covered patio and televisions throughout the space, according to local reports. That gives the Carolina-born chain a different setup from its usual quick-service restaurants. The menu still brings the Southern favorites, but the bar adds a new reason to linger.
For visitors and locals walking the center Strip, the doors are open now. No need to keep watching for an opening date.
A first for Bojangles on the Strip
The LINQ Promenade restaurant is the first Bojangles in the country to feature a full-service bar, according to KSNV News 3 Las Vegas. It is also the chain’s second location on the Strip.
The company is known for hand-breaded chicken, biscuits made from scratch and its Legendary Iced Tea. The LINQ Promenade’s Bojangles listing describes the brand’s Carolina roots and places the restaurant across from the fountain, next to JaBurritos.
What the new location includes
The restaurant’s additional features include a stage for live music, a covered patio and TVs throughout, KSNV reported. Those details give the location a distinctly Strip-ready feel, with room for more than a quick order and a fast exit.
The full-service bar is confirmed. Specific drink offerings and any special bar menu have not been detailed in the information released about the opening. So the headline hook is clear, but the cocktail list is still a question mark.
Part of Bojangles’ Las Vegas expansion
The LINQ Promenade opening follows Bojangles’ arrival in the Las Vegas market in January 2025, when the chain opened its first area restaurant near Blue Diamond Road and South Rainbow Boulevard, according to FOX5 Las Vegas. Since then, the company has added locations around Southern Nevada.
That local growth gives the Promenade restaurant a built-in audience of people who already know the brand, alongside the steady stream of tourists moving between the hotels, shops and attractions in the area. The setting is central and easy to spot. The food-and-drink combination is the new part.
LV Petroleum Senior Vice President Jeanette Davis said the company was excited to add another Bojangles to the Las Vegas Strip and bring the brand’s Southern style to the location. The statement was reported by KSNV.
The new restaurant is open, and its bar makes it a first for the chain. What remains to be seen is how the food, service and full bar come together for guests. On a Strip promenade built for walking, a place that gives people a reason to stop is already playing a different game.
