Luna’s Deli & Restaurant

This was my first and last time eating at Lunas.
I ordered the hummus appetizer. On the menu it was described as having olives, tomatoes and drizzled with olive oil with pita bread. When it was brought to my table, the hummus was drowning in a very cheap mix of some type of oil with a little bit of olive oil in it, sliced black olives from a can, and 4 thinly sliced hothouse tomatoes. Yuck! I was very hungry so I tried to look past that and ate it. It should have served as a warning to me for the quality of food that was being served, but since it was my first time I was giving the benefit of the doubt. (A mistake I won’t make again)
I asked several times what type of lettuce is used on the salads and explained that I have a mild food allergie to iceburg lettuce. After some time I was told it was romaine. Ok…
I ordered the seafood salad platter, desribed on the menu as– seafood salad ontop a bed of lettuce, tomato, olives and fresh seasonal fruit.
When it arrived to me I was speechless. (I’m sure the look on my face was enough to let the waitresses know that I was not happy.) The seafood salad was ontop of a top half of a romaine lettuce leaf (that’s right 1 little piece of lettuce) on the left side, the front of the plate was lined with 4 thinly sliced hothouse tomatoes, the back part of the plate had a small amount of cantaloupe, strawberries, and honeydew melon, then smack dab in the middle was a nice hearty helping of canned sliced black olives. The waitress asked what was wrong and I asked to see the menu thinking maybe I read it wrong… Nope. (another waitress joined in to see what was going on) as I pointed out the bed of lettuce was in fact a measly piece of lettuce and the rest was just a joke.
I explained that this is shameful to even think to serve something like this to a paying customer. Waitress offered to take it back and get me something else but I thought nope I ordered this and I’m just going to make the best of it and know to never order it again. As I begin to eat I first tasted the seafood salad and it was room temp and very bland at this point I have had enough of this place. I pushed my plate away and looked for my waitress. After waiting some time I walked up to the register and waited. The meal was taken off and I tipped the waitress as if I had paid because it wasn’t her fault that the food was terrible. At no time did any of the 3 guys who where working 1 I know was the manager (I know this because while I was trying to eat my oily hummus I over heard him repremanding a waitress) came over to talk to me. The waitresses where nice but the food was terrible.

Horrible, Tommys was so much better .I got fish. which was over cooked and my husband got fried chicken, which was hard as a rock and came out ten minutes after mine. I ordered salad and got a bowl of lettuce about the size of a cup. The only thing that was good was the drinks.

Took the family to Luna’s on our weekly dinner outing. I hadn’t noticed that Tommy’s was closed until earlier this week. When we walked in, we were promptly greeted and seated.
There were at least 10 daily specials including all you can eat cod. I ordered the Mediterranean Dinner Platter, my wife ordered the all you can eat cod, my daughter ordered a BLT sandwich, and my son ordered a grilled cheese sandwich. All orders except mine were served with fries.
About 20 minutes later, our food was served. My Mediterranean plate took longer to cook because it had chicken and beef on two skewers. It was served piping hot and was actually rather tasty! There were two plates. One came with seasoned hummus with olive oil, black olives, tomato, and pita bread. The other had the skewers sitting atop a bed of yellow rice. The rice was basically flavorless, but the skewers were hot and tasty. I loved em! The hummus was yummy and my wife helped me eat it. I used some of the Frank’s Red Hot sauce on my dishes and I really enjoyed my meal.
I tasted my wife’s code and it was very good. The tartar sauce was rich and creamy too. The fries were kind of plain tasting, however, and I think they were undercooked because they were not crispy. My daughter polished off her BLT and she really liked it. My son at most of his grilled cheese and I could see that it had a nice thick layer of cheese in the middle. He ate most of his fries and side of corn too.
If you want to have a party at Luna’s, you can. They’ll cater it on site. They have a kids menu and the food is very inexpensive. The flavors are slightly above average. The service was very good as the waitresses were joking around and laughing with each other. They seemed happy.
With tip, our weekly dinner out was $ 43. We’ll be back to try other menu items soon!