Luna is located in a business park office building near Lowe's. The food is delicious. We first found it on New Years many years ago when they had a special menu. We have been coming back ever since. We had a high school graduation party for our son on their patio. It worked really well. He really likes their nachos, but the combo fajitas, chicken mole enchiladas, ribs, and much more are all good. Chips and salsa are tasty. They also have really spicy habanero salsa. Hope you enjoy it as much as we do! Become a Lunatic!

Food and service was fabulous went here for my birthday the enchiladas and salsa are divine.

Fabulous flavors, bright colors, made-to-order delicious meal. The chicken taquito appetizer was the perfect bite with a wonderful presentation. The initial salsa and chips they served were a great start to this wonderful meal. The service was pleasant and the decor of this restaurant is beautiful. We were a very large group that privately reserved the entire restaurant and they were very accommodating to our group.

Luna-tic!! ;) My fiancé would not stop raving about the Mar y Tierra Duet dish. Every bite he was talking about the flavors and how complex it was lol And he enjoyed every bite of that, until the dish was cleaned. Literally cleaned! I took a picture of the plate cleaned. I highly recommend the Mar y Tierra Duet. My enchiladas verdes were really good too! They were stuffed with lots of cheese. It had good flavor too. Perfect with the rice and beans. I would order that again! The guacamole needed some salt and more lemon. The deep-fried ice cream was delicious. We had good service.

I came here as part of a work gathering with a party of 14. There was a 3-course tasting menu that was provided in advance and I'm not sure if this is only offered for large groups. They offered chips and salsa for the table and the chips were crispy and fresh! We started with drinks and I ordered a virgin blackberry margarita which took almost an hour to get. I think there were several other large groups that night and the waitress definitely seemed frazzled. For my appetizer, I ordered ceviche. It was a little different from other ceviches I've had since I believe that used coconut milk so it tasted a little heavier than I was accustomed to. There were large chunks of seafood so it was very satisfying. For my main entree I had the filet mignon and lobster enchilada with scalloped potatoes. The filet mignon was tender and paired nicely with the reduction sauce. The lobster enchilada surprised me and was my favorite part of the dish! For dessert we ended with butter cake topped with a scoop of caramel ice cream. The ambiance is very nice and is a great place for a celebration. The dinner just took a long time to get through because there was a lot of time between each course, but this may have been due to issues of being short staffed.

It was my first time visiting here. Great food and drinks. I had the chimichanga, which was flavorful and elegant in presentation. All of the entrees are really well presented. The server was unfriendly and bland, but she was attentive in service. She smiled once, when dropping off the check. Perhaps it was a terrible day, but each encounter felt awkward.

The restaurant itself was beautiful, and we tried it out after a late church service (on a Sunday around 1230). It wasn't super busy when we arrived, but service was pretty slow. Our server was super friendly and nice, but we waited a good amount of time for our check, refills on water, etc. Grace upon grace, because she seemed to be one of the only servers, but I would say this is something the restaurant needs to be more mindful of. It's pricey. This is definitely not a restaurant you would visit often, more of a special occasion place (at least for us). We didn't know this, but decided to make the most of our time there. The food was presented beautifully, and it was seasoned well. We thought it was just fine. We enjoyed the experience for sure, and anyone who is looking for a more fine-dining Mexican restaurant, I would definitely say to give this place a try.

I'm always nervous to walk into a "modern" Mexican spot. Typically the food is a terrible substitute for the traditional food. Not here! This was priced very well, the food was delicious and the service was excellent. This is a nice casual like environment with a great selection of foods. It's quiet yet not, At the same time A must try. My camarones were delicious and only $18

Came here for Happy Hour with a few friends on our way home from the mountain. Happy Hour Margaritas were on point. We ordered the sweet potato fries, chicken taquitos, and beef sopes. The chicken taquitos were my favorite of the 3. The chicken was marinated very well. Not dry. The combination of the chicken and the sauces made this a dynamite dish. The beef sopes were good. It seemed to be my friend's favorite. Bartender was attentive in the beginning of our visit. Once our food came out he really didn't check on us. By the way, he was not busy. Didn't even ask if we wanted another drink until we asked for the check, which we definitely would have ordered another one easily. Although we only came in for drinks and appetizers I felt we should have been asked if we wanted chips and salsa. I'll never understand restaurants that only give out chips and salsa with a meal order. Especially since one can easily spend the same amount on drinks and appetizers. Money is money. Maybe I had to ask, I don't know. I did hear him offer a gentlemen chips and salsa, but that gentlemen ordered a meal. Restaurant itself was fairly big. Plenty of tables. Average noise. Clean. Bathrooms are shared with the entire building.