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Loona's Cafe

4.3 (59 reviews)
Closed • 7:00 am - 3:00 pm
Updated 1 week ago

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Breakfast burrito and fries
Bailey B.

I'm truly so disappointed to write this review. I finally got the opportunity to try Loona's a few weeks ago. I've been wanting to visit since they first opened and have been anxiously watching their social media for coverage of the beautiful dishes and drinks, looking forward for my chance to try their food. But this first visit did not at all live up to the hype or my expectations. I came on a Thursday about three weeks ago after my annual doctor's visit. It was around 11:15 when I arrived. Note this restaurant is in the bustling Providence area. It's an attractive and somewhat upscale shopping and dining destination and parking can be a bit of a challenge. I found the parking lot of a nearby hotel that had ample spots, so I took one of those and marched over. It did look like there was a parking garage not too far away. Anyway, the restaurant was about 1/3 full when I arrived. The hostess asked if it was just me, which I confirmed. She asked if I was okay to sit at the bar. My preference would honestly have been a table or booth, even a two top, but I told her whatever was easiest for her was okay with me, and so to the bar I went. The bartender took my order and brought my food and mostly left me alone, which was also more my preference. He was nice enough in our interactions and food was served in a timely manner. After I ordered is when things started to go downhill. First, I asked a waitress where the restroom was and set off for a visit. Despite it being earlyish in the morning, one stall was already filthy enough I didn't want to use it, and the other one was out of toilet paper. Fortunately I noticed before using it! I came back to my seat and was served water in a carafe. It wasn't particularly cold but the bigger problem than that was that it smelled like dirty dishwater when I poured it in my cup. Not sure if my glass was still dirty or the water itself was, but suffice to say, it wasn't pleasant. Next, my food arrived. I ordered the breakfast burrito with a side of fries. Others have commented negatively on the pricing here, but my experience was slightly different. I ultimately wound up being charged for just the entree. The description for the burrito does not indicate it comes with a side. I assumed I'd pay for the burrito + side, which was going to be ~$25. THAT is a price tag I'd say is too high, but I was ultimately charged for just the entree, which was ~$16. I still think that's a bit much for the quality and size of the food I was served, but I can see how it would be acceptable under better conditions. That said, I'm not sure if the burrito does come with a side that's included in the price OR if they just forgot to charge me for a side. Anyway...the food. The fries were the best part at exactly average. They looked pretty and were crispy enough. It was a pretty paltry serving even for the price I was charged; it would've been a VERY paltry serving at the $9 (!!!) a side of fries was listed as on their menu at time of visit. Ultimately though, my main grievance is with the burrito. It needed work in about every aspect. It was put together poorly, with almost all bites I took very uneven in terms of filling, and watery sauce dribbling out before I even took my first nibble. I did ask for no avocado, but even with that in mind, I thought the amount the burrito was filled was pretty disappointing - it was tiny and heavy on the tortilla. My first few bites were only of egg and a few bacon bits - no sign of cheese, tater tots, green onions, or chipotle aioli to be found. The eggs badly needed salt or really any flavoring at all. Eventually, several more bites in, I discovered some cheese and some tater tots, but even then, the flavor-meter was pitifully low -- idk how you make a tater tot not salty enough, but these surely weren't. For a while I was convinced that they'd put some sort of very strange glaze on the bacon because it started tasing oddly sweet (à la candied bacon), but I eventually could only come to the conclusion it was the very watery, very pale chipotle aioli I was tasting. I was expecting that to be slightly spicy and definitely thicker/more mayonnaise-y, but given the listed ingredients, that's the only thing it could've been unless something went very wrong in the kitchen and some other sauce was put on my burrito. The one slightly saving grace was the green salsa, which added heat, if not a ton of flavor, to the dish. I am both mad and sad to say that I have had Taco Bell breakfast burritos that beat this one by a country mile. I really like the design and interior of this place and the menu looks promising. The service was fine. People whose opinions on food I respect have lovely things to say about Loona's dishes. I can only assume/hope my first experience was a very odd one-off. I'd be willing to try again some time in the future, but for now, this was not at all what I was hoping for from a visit.

The banana bread bites and my vanilla latte
Kimberley L.

I will say this was unique. My cousin and I visited for early breakfast. We both got ice lattes. I loved mine but my cousin said hers were horrible. She did let the waiter know and it wasn't offered to re-make it. We started off with the banana bread bites. Not too sweet but good! I then had the burrito. It was small portion size but it was good. I just wished I had a little bit more. Also, the business does allow dogs on the inside. Not a problem for us but just in case

Iced chai latte (with almond milk)
Aaron H.

Came with the fellas for brunch, left satisfied...what a groovy little spot. I had the shrimp and grits with a iced chai latte. Serving size was perfect. If ambiance is important to you, then this place hits as well. There's just something about this place that has you feeling good while you enjoy friends, food and fun.

Pancakes
Haley M.

Loona's cafe was such a gem! Our server was amazing, the food was 10/10 and it's in such a cute area of Huntsville. I ordered the shrimp and grits and it was very well executed. My cousin got the vegan pancakes after some convincing from the server. She said they were amazing and it was unnoticeable that they were vegan. Our drinks were also delicious. The only thing I wanted to note, which is why I gave 4 stars, is because we were seated outside and it was pretty hot. There's no fan overhead in their patio area and we eventually also had to ask for a fly fan for the table which made eating really difficult because we kept knocking it (the table was quite small). I'd definitely recommend coming here but perhaps try to sit inside unless it's cooler weather.

Charcuterie Board. I forgot to take a pic of the french fries.
Kathy L.

We went to a private birthday party at Loona's Cafe. The restaurant was clean and nicely decorated. The guests were given menus so that we could order some foods from the kitchen. We ordered a charcuterie board and French fries. The charcuterie was delicious. There was prosciutto and provolone cheese, strawberries, grapes, and bread. The fries were perfectly fried with good clean oil and seasoned well. Both foods 5/5. If you want to have a private party at Loona's Cafe, please call and book your appointment. They do a great job of decorating.

Mikayla K.

The cutest brunch spot!! Came on a Sunday around noon and the wait for a table inside was 30 mins but we were able to be seated outside immediately. They have the best coffee! (Spoken from somebody who is a coffee connoisseur) I love their cappuccino, which I've come and ordered to-go from their bar before. I got the chicken and waffles. It came with 2 chicken strips on top of a waffle. The waffle wasn't your typical crispy/fluffy Belgian waffle. It was really soft and reminded me more of a pancake? It wasn't my favorite. But the chicken was nice and crispy. The service was great, our server was really kind and took good care of us. Overall, very cute spot and one of my favorite places to get coffee but I wasn't too impressed with the food/portion sizes for the cost

Mimosa bottle.
Kassandra F.

Audrey was delightful! She provided the best service. The food was delicious. I wanted the fall smashed pumpkin-- but in an espresso martini and she accommodated my request. It was magical. Reasonably priced too.

My husbands mocha! Perfection
Kathy M.

The food, the service, the ambiance! I loved it all. I ordered theFairfax. Definitely add the bacon as reccomended. You will not regret it. The eggs were so light and fluffy and paired perfectly with the brioche bun. I had been looking for a good cup of coffee in town and this was it!

Horchata Iced Coffee
Vonnie S.

Loved our breakfast here at Loona's. Service was amazing and the food was yummy too! The interior is modern, clean and tastefully out together. We tried the breakfast sandwich, the Brekkie Platter and their Horchata iced coffee and Sweater Weather warm coffee (December visit). The food was delicious and the tater tots were seriously the best I've had in a bit (hot, crunchy, pillowy & well seasoned). Meals out the kitchen took a little longer than expected for breakfast food and no crowd but it wasn't offensively slow. Parking is a pain but we lucked up and found something (we went at 8AM during the week). Will definitely return when we are on that side of town.

Drink menu
Ashley S.

This is a fantastic new addition to Providence. We came here on New Year's Day for brunch and thankfully we made a reservation. Definitely make a reservation if you can. Showing up without one might mean it's not possible to be seated. The restaurant had very clean and beachy decor. Everything they had looked good. If you come after 10, you can also get the lunch items. I got the steak frites. The presentation of all the food and drinks was beautiful. The drinks took a little long to come out, but everything was good otherwise. I will definitely come back.

Breakfast burrito as a bowl.
Troy C.

Great place , went for breakfast on Saturday morning. Plenty of options (even Gluten Free for the wife). They have fall drink and food specials (pumpkin) . Great service (Emily) and definitely recommend!

Breakfast margarita
Lita G.

Tried Loona's for new years day brunch and it was fabulous! I recommend making reservations on their site as they do get busy. The interior decor is quite lovely, with nods to Australian surfing. They also have outside seating for warmer days. They seemed short staffed, but even so the service was great, and the food was wonderful. Got the breakfast margarita and the Loona's breakfast plate, it was all delicious, well presented and balanced with fresh ingredients. Looking forward to going back!

Nashville Hot chicken
Harry Z.

One best waitress christina must ask for her I had the nashville hot chicken was to die for

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