La Luna Cafe
“- No card minimum
– Open super early/late
– Sandwiches are incredible
– Free delivery”
“So good, their home fries have actual flavor and seasonings and their omelette is the size of the whole aluminum tray so it's so worth your money!”
“It's really very convenient because it's on the way to the trains from where I live.”
La Luna Cafe
Delivery: Yes
Take-out: Yes
Accepts Credit Cards: Yes
Bike Parking: Yes
Good for Kids: Yes
Outdoor Seating: Yes
Has TV: Yes
Price range.
$ Price range Under $10
4 reviews
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Ordered a bfast sammy for the start of hangover day…and a BYO salad to balance things later in the day.
Loved the salad, except for they put no where near enough dressing on the side. Cajun chicken was good…though a good 1/3 of it a bit too charred from the grill. Good flavor, though, and very generous with the protein.
Bfast sammy was fine. Not the hugest fan of their rolls…..but I did order it in the early afternoon…so maybe they're fresh and awesome in the morning. Some of the bacon was chewy when left to the way they prep it….so would recommend ordering it crispy.
I'll order again!
I've been pleasantly surprised every time I go here.
First, the service. Everyone here is really friendly. As an example, one time I ordered in and asked for a paper bag so I could take my toast to go. The guy behind the counter would have none of that and requested I hand him the plate so he could wrap it in aluminum foil before returning it to me in a paper bag.
Next, the food. I tried both La Luna sandwich and the omelet and they were both solid. Nothing is premade and I was impressed with the taste for both of them. My only concern is that while they were good, they were roughly in the $8 ballpark, which gives me pause. It's a bit more expensive than I would expect for a deli-type food, especially when there are so many alternatives within 2-block radius, such as De Mole and even Key Food. If my choice is between an $8 sandwich at La Luna versus a similarly priced De Mole burrito, my preference is for the burrito.
FYI there's always tables available, but for they're positioned more for space efficiency purposes they're a bit crammed together, so don't expect a solitary "café" seating experience.
I still liked coming here, and will come back sometime in the future. Hopefully there's something more reasonably priced on the menu that can end up being my go-to.
I was wandering astray in Queens and both noticeably lost and absolutely freezing to death. Those fingerless yelp gloves do not keep away the brutal winds of winter. BRRRR. But then I realized I was starving and still massively hungover and saw the words 'BAGEL' glow like a beacon of light. I ordered a cinnamon raisin bagel with cinnamon raisin cream cheese. Then they told me after that they didn't have that cream cheese anymore and it made me frown because nothing else except plain or low-fat cream cheese is acceptable to me on a sweet bagel. OK. Asked the nice ladies for directions to the n train. They were super helpful and basically just told me 'to keep walking to the end'. I guess that kind of made sense. They have lots of baked goods and make sandwiches as well. Relatively clean but nothing seemed special about the spot. Bagel? Not remarkable. It was a little chewy and doughy. Flat doughy though. Taste was just okay. I would only go here if you were in a pinch or severely deprived of bagels.
Cute place, friendly service. Came here for the first time today and got a toasted bagel with butter, iced coffee, water, and a mushroom/potato-filled pastry for I think $6.25. Totally standard prices – $1 Poland Spring even!
The mushroom/potato pastry is pretty good! It's a nice savory snack in the morning. Not a fan of their coffee, though. I'm not yet enough of a coffee snob to describe what I don't like about it, maybe a bit burnt? It's a little too bitter, not much flavor to it.