I was first introduced to Luna while meeting a friend for dinner in the Dupont circle area. I had never been there before and was intrigued to try out their food. At first glance, Luna's exterior does not stand out as a eye-appealing restaurant in the busy Dupont area, however, upon walking in their front door, the artsy and creative decor will immediately catch your eye. Although the restaurant is smaller than most others in D.C. it has a certain quaint hometown feel about it that reminds me of many other family-owned businesses I have come to love. I have not gone wrong when ordering from their menu. Everything from their brunch specials to their sweet potato fries are sure to satisfy your hunger and leave you wanting to come back for more. During the snowstorm of 2010 a large group of friends and I found comfort in taking a break from the outdoor activities to fill up on home cooked american food at Luna. Their menu includes burgers, pasta, salads, waffles, omelets, tuna melts and club sandwiches. When looking for something low-key, reasonably priced, and a restaurant with spunk and character come to Luna.
Pros: homecooked meals at a great cost
Cons: quaint feel could mean waiting in line
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