Luna Park, Los Angeles

I loved this resaurant. I'm so glad that I went. I had lunch here and was very pleased w/ the food and service.

What a gem! Luna Park is wonderful. Great ambiance, comfortable, friendly environment...the semi-private booths are a real plus if you're making a reservation. I just went with a friend to enjoy their Sunday Brunch menu and I was wonderfully impressed. Perhaps the BEST French Toast I've enjoyed in quite some time, and it was wonderful complimented by flavorful sausage, nicely crisped, lean bacon, house potatoes AND toast White Sangria!!

Love this place -- and they seem to have finally turned the music down a little (thank God!)

Aside from some terrifying thick duck sausage casing, I've enjoyed every one of my 10+ meals at Luna Park. Though you sometimes have to ungracefully shout at your date because it gets unnaturally loud during peak times. The Monte Cristo is a must-have: ham and gruyere sandwich fried in egg, with strawberry jam on the side. Mmmm, just like mom used to make!

Had scallops that looked like skate. Waitress wouldn't fess up. Perhaps she couldn't hear me over the noise. Off my list.

Apple fondue as an appetizer with a steak is the way to go to the moon.

Besides feeling like you're eating in the dark, Luna Park has a nice selection of food that is definitely worth the money and experience. From the outside, it didn't look like much, but after trying their cheese fondue and hangar steak, I became an instant fan.

Service was slow. Food was a bit over priced and quality uneven.

Great deals online and at happy hour make this otherwise good place great. Good but sometimes sugary cocktails from a bar that takes up a good chunk of the restaurant. Just the way I ilke my bars.

Weird stuff on the walls, and it can get loud in the space. But the food is good (mac & cheese is GREAT, save room for s'mores) and drinks are creative.