Aparna Ramakrishnan

Beautiful diner set at the backdrop of the desert. The whole place has a unique charm. We had a strawberry milkshake and a house made soup. Both were excellent! The shake was the right amount of sweet, thickness and temperature. Rita was wonderful and we had a beautiful conversation which I’m carrying back with me for life! 🤍

Bessie Gessner

What a fun blast in the past restaurant with cheap and great food. Where else can you have a $40 lunch for 2 people including tax and tip? And where else can you buy a full, homemade delicious pie for less than $20? Definitely stop by if you are traveling along 15.

+1

Stephen Antoniades

Major shout out to April. She is truly setting the bar for excellence when it comes to regards to customer service. Major shout out to Peggy Sue’s 50 diner and all that work here you guys are truly offering a first class experience here anyone passing through Barstow definitely should put this on there to do bucket list. I’ve come here many times traveling from Los Angeles, California to Las Vegas and even when I travel from Los Angeles, California to Chicago Illinois I always make it a point to stop at Peggy Sue’s 50’s diner.

+6

If you’re cruising from California to Vegas, this vintage 1950s roadside diner is an absolute must-stop. The classic retro vibe alone makes it worth pulling over, but the food is what really seals the deal. The eggs are fresh and perfectly fluffy, and the world-famous pancakes live up to the hype — light, delicious, and exactly what you want on a road trip. Service is friendly, the atmosphere feels like stepping back in time, and it’s the perfect break from the drive. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a memorable, old-school diner experience on the way to Vegas! 🥞✨

M. L.

Nice spot to hit up on your way to Vegas. Food is ok, its nothing fancy but the place itself is really cool. They are really busy on the weekends. Steak and eggs with biscuit and gravy $20 and omelet was about $18 with biscuits and gravy.

Hay Wong

We've driven by Peggy Sue's Diner numerous times on my way to Las Vegas. We finally decided to stop and give them a try. We were not disappointed! The decor was all 50's related. It's a blast to the past with pictures & figurines of iconic stars such as Elvis, Hepburn, the Lone Ranger, Shirley Temple, the 3 Stooges, Marilyn Monroe, & many more. Their service was excellent and their food was very good! I recommend giving them a try - you won't be disappointed.

+4

My first visit to Peggy's 50s Diner was so cute. The Little Chickadee Salad was fresh and tasty, and Andy’s Tina Turner Tuna Sandwich was pretty good with curly fries. Super friendly service all around — self-seating, neon, checkered floors, retro booths, and a playlist that feels like a time capsule. Loved the attached gift shop—50s souvenirs plus Hello Kitty stuff. Perfect little detour if you’re into retro kitsch.. fun vibe, solid diner bites, super friendly service, cute shop. Worth a stop if you’re nearby.

+2

We stopped here on our road trip to Texas from California. Three dining rooms provided options on slower days. The day we visited, they had quite a crowd. Service proved friendly and efficient. If you are looking for dinner with a 50s diner theme off I-15, here is your spot.

+1

The large billboards advertising the diner caught my eye on the interstate. Had to stop by and I'm glad I did. There are 3 dining areas so there is more room once you walk through the counter area. Good, hearty food and absolutely excellent pies. Does have the vintage diner decor and the staff were very nice. If it's warmer out I have to try the ice cream next door 😋

+1

Stopped by Peggy Sue’s Diner on the way to Vegas and had a great experience. The food was delicious and the atmosphere was fun and classic diner style. Our server was outstanding, super friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed. I unfortunately don’t remember her name, but she truly made the visit even better. Great service all around and I’d definitely stop here again!

Ildikó Vajkó

I love this restaurant. Excellent food, lovely staff. Its special atmosphere is captivating, I recommend everyone to stop by if they are driving between Vegas and Los Angeles.

+5

Karen Shepard

This is a quaint little place with nifty 50's theme all around. The women's bathroom is pretty cool, except the mannequin that is leaning up against the wall startled me! LOL! My husband had a salad and it was huge! He really enjoyed it. I had a nice homemade burger and curly fries which were delicious. I loved the staff wearing 50's Diner clothes and they were really friendly. If ever back in Vegas we'll stop by again!

Györgyi Rédeiné Szöllősi

Stepping into this restaurant feels like traveling back in time to the 1950s. From the servers’ outfits to the style of the check, every detail captures the era perfectly. It was such a nice experience to see a place like this in real life, not just in the movies. The food was good, and of course we had to try the pie – definitely worth it. The atmosphere is charming, especially in the original section, which feels authentic and full of character. The newer extension feels a little less natural, but still adds space for the many guests. Be prepared to wait, as it’s very popular and not meant to be fast food – but the overall experience makes it worthwhile. One thing to know: they don’t accept NFC payments, so you’ll need a physical card or cash.

+2

Gabriel Arteaga

Great food, great prices, great decorations and memorabilia all over the place. Definitely stop by if your traveling to or from Vegas down the 15fwy. Have been wanting to stop by for years and I finally did. This place has a gift shop with all sorts of collectibles.

+3

Yes, stop for lunch. Fresh, fast and fun. Kids loved it. Great place to stretch the legs by walking around the diner-saur yard. Chip card only, no tap to pay. Unique atmosphere, typical diner food.

Donna Gershman

Authentic 50's diner and gift shop. A perfect place to stop for food about halfway on the drive between Las Vegas to Los Angeles. Very fun atmosphere. Food was good. Service was great. You'll be happy you stopped..and if you have kids, they'll love it. They have 4 or 5 separate rooms with varying themes including a pizza parlor. Just go.

+4

We gave in and stopped by to try this place out. Somewhat nostalgic with signed pictures on the walls. A large figure/statue of Elvis with an actual guitar. A rather large gift shop on one side with a ice cream shop attached to it. Most of the staff was wearing nostalgic type outfits. Anyway, the menus had and offered breakfast to dinner choices, and most had you add two sides to them. The staff was friendly, the place was clean, and got very busy quickly after we had ordered.

+4

Doing the drive between Vegas and LA you will pass this place and wonder whats it like? So this time we decided to actually stop and try it out. The interior is very different from most places and its much bigger that you think when you first enter. We went for sandwiches (BLT & Turkey sandwich), fries curls and onion rings as sides. We also had sodas and their strawberry shake. We liked it, proper craftmanship and the shake was great! Next time I urge you to actually stop here - I recommend this place.

+6

Jens Lambert

We had a great stop at Peggy Sue's. The decor was great and it is a fun place to see. I don't think I would rush back though for anything but the milkshakes. Burger was bland and I don't think the fries or the burgers were fresh. Service was perfect and our waitress was very bubbly.

+6

CASUR 15

Ive Passed by this spot dozens of times on our way to Vegas and had never stopped to try. Im glad I did, as I stepped into the doors it was like being transported back in time. The atmosphere was awesome and the place is a-lot bigger inside than it looks from the 15 freeway. The food was good and plentiful with BIG portions . The service was excellent and the staff super friendly and helpful. Im bummed that I hadn’t tried it sooner. If you are making the trip through Yermo anytime soon, make time for this gem, Well worth the visit.

+1

Was happy to find a place this breakfast place on my way home from Las Vegas. Love the vibe and '50s atmosphere. The food was good, but the prices were a bit high. We paid almost $50 between two breakfasts, coffees, taxes and tip. Those are some high-end prices for a place that's way off the Las Vegas strip. Service was excellent, friendly wait staff, and coffee refills. Definitely worth it.

+2

S Q

Very cool place with a lot of things to look at. The shakes looked good but i didn't have one. I had the king Kong burger it was pretty dry but the onion rings were tasty they charge almost $4 for a soda so probably settle for the water with your food.

+2

TrollZor 187

The food was ok overall. I got the Philly cheesesteak with fries and onion rings. They seasoned this heavily. Our waitress was very nice and checked on us frequently. All the other works in the restaurant and gift shop seemed very miserable and didn’t want to be there.

A bit of a weird experience. The sign at the front says to seat yourself, which we did, and then my group was told we needed to move because there were only 3 of us and it was a table for 5. (There were plenty of empty tables of all sizes, including other tables for 5 or more, I just wanted to sit next to the Elvis statue.) Overall, my hopes of enjoying a cheesy, fun roadside attraction with my friends were stymied by the tired, chilly atmosphere. The food was nothing to write home about. I'm including a photo with my review of a sign in the restaurant that sums up my feelings on this place.