With so many options on the Linq promenade it can be hard to decide what your taste buds are craving. If a South of the border dish is what you're looking for I would recommend you go inside the Linq to Chayo.
First off, very spacious. Good amount of distance between tables so you aren't cramped or back to back with other people. The decor is pretty dope. I love sugar skulls, and they had an entire wall of them. Sorry, I was so into my food I forgot to snap a pic. Right smack dab in the middle is a mechanical bull. I didn't ride it (didn't have enough tequila while I was there), so I'm not sure if it's free or not.
Our server was very friendly. Providing us updates when our food and drinks were taking longer than usual. The food was tasty. Mexican with a Vegas twist. We started with the ceviche and it was good, but a little heavy on the chip seasoning for my taste. Borderline too salty. The Chicken Al Pastor tacos we're seasoned to perfection. Deconstructed so you can build them how you please. Bubs's chicken burrito was kind of bland, and our friend's enchiladas were pretty spicy. For casual dining it's mid-range pricing ($15+ a plate), but the portions were a good size.
Don't feel like dining in? Chayo has a food cart on the promenade that sells smaller portions of select items from the main menu.