Luna Maya

Came here after a long day of travel for a conference. We were tired, hungry, overheated and wanted something fresh. Nothing beats latin food on a hot day! The hostesses were lovely and got us a table cleared outaide super quick. Our waitress was on top of it and adorable to boot (she hummed did a little victory tune when she brought out our plates). The patio was lovely on an August afternoon with the breeze and chill lights and chatter.We ordered the veggie taquitos which were amazing but got even better when adding the dipping sauce! The tamales are what they're known for so my husband got the brisket and I got the veggie. I adore tamales and while the open faced nature was unexpected it was damn good. I got mine with both red and green enchilada sauces. Delicious! My husband was so enamored with the place he's added it to our "imaginary street of our favorite restaurants" list. Definitely go if you get the chance!

Luna Maya was pretty good. I enjoyed my meal, but it's not somewhere I'd go again.The tamales...hard pass. It said sweet & savory, but it was all sweet. The meat had a strong cinnamon taste, & it was sitting on a bed of sweet mashed corn (maybe a sort of cornbread situation?) I'm not entirely sure what it was, but it wasn't a tamale.The guac was delicious. I wish we'd gotten the guac for a crowd. Our server said the single portion would be enough for 4 people, but we all wanted more after we finished it. The enchiladas de queso were good as well, but I've had better. The flan was the highlight of the night. It was rich & creamy. I loved it. The tres leche just seemed like a vanilla Bundt cake from Nothing Bundt Cakes that sat in a pool of condensed milk.Overall, it was fine, but it was expensive for what you got. I'm glad I tried it, but once was enough for me.

Okayyyy this review might be a hot take...I DID NOT like this place. I was recommended this place by a friend several months ago (like 10 months back) and I never made it there when I was in the area on that occasion. I was back in the area and decided to make it a priority to catch dinner here since they were raving about it.First: the entrance/exit is weird. It looks like a side door and almost like it's not supposed to be there. Especially if you're visiting in the evening/when it's dark outside. The curtains when you walk in are also kind of weird - mostly it just gave me kind of an icky feeling to have to touch and move these heavy drapes that everyone else has to touch coming in and out as well. Something about it gave me like sticky hotel carpet vibes. It WAS NOT sticky, but it made me a bit squirmy LOL. The interior is quite dimly lit, so if you struggle with seeing in low-light settings, this may be problematic. It can definitely be difficult to see/read the menu and also even to see your food depending on what part of the restaurant you sit in.Anyway, I think I ordered a quesadilla when I had dinner here with two friends, and it was so boring and bland... Friends ordered basically the same thing (I think a steak burrito situation) and they were both unimpressed. I think the biggest issue we all shared was the apparent lack of seasoning on all of the food. Meh. The portions were good sized, but the food just was NOT it for me (or friends), and it was really disappointing to be honest. I also got an order of chips and queso for the table, and we all hated that as well. The queso had no flavor, and it was actually almost a bit gritty(?) is maybe the way I would describe it. A very off-putting texture. The chips I think were house made, and they were also lackluster in my opinion (and definitely lacking salt).Our waitress was fine, she was kind of funny and she kept it real when I asked her about certain things on the menu - one thing in particular I inquired about was the sangria, and she essentially told me not to get it, but offered me a sample. I took the sample and tried it and she was right - HATED IT. She was not very attentive overall though, we waited for the check for quite some time, and I don't think she came back after we got the food initially, actually, but I can't remember for sure.Either way, this place was very disappointing for me, especially with all of the great reviews and recommendations. Maybe I'll try it again some time, but I just was really not thrilled and did not enjoy it, therefore would certainly not recommend.

Each time we visit Luna Maya, the food and service never disappoints. Luckily, we haven't had to wait long for a table, even though it can be really busy. Adrienne was our server and she was very prompt and friendly the entire time. Food quality has always been consistent. I always get the same thing - the tamales, of course! I always recommend that to anyone who is visiting for the first time. Luna Maya will always be one of my favorite places to eat!

This place was our happy accident for the evening we forgot about the grand illumination, and the place that we wanted to go to downtown, we just couldn't get parking so we were hunting for a new place and stopped at a wine bar, but they were also unable to accommodate our group and recommended This restaurant as an we had such a great time they were more than accommodating for a large group of nine. Our waitress was amazing, took care with each of our orders, and was very attentive. The food was delicious with extra large portions in my opinion, their queso and guac to die for. We had such a great time, but definitely recommend.

Luna Maya is the perfect place for a cool summer dinner date. We decided to sit at the patio and the jasmine flowers surrounding the walls and fence left the space with a wonderful smell. Our server was kind and recommended the best dishes to us. I ordered the premium margarita which featured delicious tequila that packed punch. My fiancée got the passion fruit margatini and she loved it. The chips and salsa which extra points because the dish it came in had 2 salsa chambers (perfect for when your date destroys salsa). Our food came out quickly and tasted fantastic! I got the chicken quesadilla with spicy chicken, cheesy and delicious. My fiancée got the highly recommended tamales and they were incredible! Highly recommend for great tasting Latin food!

Stopped by for dinner with some friends after work. We enjoyed sitting on the patio - although we were plagued by a ton of flies. Our server was super nice & very attentive! Unfortunately they ran out of guacamole (delivery of avocados wasn't ripe yet) so we ordered chips and salsa instead. I got the shrimp burrito which the server warned me was spicy, but I didn't find it very spicy at all! The food and service are great here but I do think it's overpriced for what you get.

Love the vibes of this place! It's cute & very lively esp at night. We were there for bit so it definitely shifted to a nice mood lighting after a certain time. The food was good! I liked the plating & taste of everything. I had the guac & chips plus the mushroom poblano quesadilla. Would definitely go here again! It's a little more upscale than other Latin American places but a good date night type of place!

The food is always consistent and very good. Drinks are made well. Make a reservation if going on the weekend, it can be busy.

Love this place (and no.. I'm not the owner, I don't work here)Food - Love the Spicy Chicken Quesada either as an appetizer or off the dinner menu! The Salsa is to die for! Magic in a dish! I've gone through almost the entire Burrito! Try the Colorado... hell, any of them are amazing! (And plentiful)The Staff - Professional and personable! Yes, I'm there to eat and spend money but so that aside, I feel like they are happy in there and enjoying my food. Ambiance - it's a very nice comfortable place! If you're looking to watch sports, news or the weather channel, there are no TVs but the music is always good! Terrific place, if you haven't tried it, you should! Thank you Luna Maya for being here!!