Casa Luna

Casa Luna is a tucked away speakeasy like bar with amazing service and bartenders and mixologists located on King St in Old Town, Alexandria. I've had this spot saved for a while in my bookmarks on Yelp for a while. I visited on a Saturday night and it wasn't packed. Probably due to the recent cold front December brought the DMV. My friend and I sat at the bar and were greeted by Andrew. He took our order and made us the best drinks! We started with a French 75 and Oaxaca Old Fashioned. I really enjoyed my old fashioned. It was the perfect drink for a cold night. I had the Layover because I'm also a gin fan. It's Casa Luna's play at an Aviation. Andrew made us a sample of a Japanese vodka espresso martini as well. I usually get mine made with bourbon but this was delicious!! Casa Luna also offers happy hour from 6-8pm during the week. They offer some pretty nice selections! I'll definitely be back and I'm happy I found this gem in Old Town. Ask for Andrew when you visit!

I had heard so much buzz about Casa Luna from numerous friends, and finally, last week, I had the chance to experience it myself.Each cocktail was a work of art, beautifully presented and bursting with flavor. The bartenders were incredibly talented and took great pride in crafting each drink to perfection.Highly recommended

I visited Casa Luna on a Sunday evening with a friend. It was pretty empty when we arrived but quickly filled up. This cute little cocktail bar, tucked in the bottom of a building, offers custom drinks crafted to your liking.Although it was understaffed that day, and service was a bit slow, the quality of the drinks more than made up for it. Our bartender--who might also be the owner--was fantastic. If you gave him a general taste profile, he'd create a delicious custom drink based on that. We also ordered sushi rolls from the restaurant above, which were tasty.I'd definitely recommend checking this place out for unique, delectable cocktails!

We happened across Casa Luna's happy hour sign while exploring old town Alexandria. At first, we thought the sign was for the sushi restaurant at street level. It was not. The sushi host pointed us to a treacherous looking staircase to the basement. Bravely, we went down the stairs and landed on the moon, sort of...! The Catalina speakeasy both an interior design that interprets the surface of the moon. The theme is cute and not overwhelming. Their prices at happy hour were reasonable. We enjoyed lychee martinis that were very flavorful although small. We ordered deep fried chicken "nuggets" that arrived, piping hot, juicy on the inside and super crispy on the outside. The service was effective when it came to the bartender. The owner, however, passed through, welcomed everyone, and checked for quality/feedback. Casa Luna was a good choice and I would recommend.

This place is such a vibe!! Didn't know it existed, but now I'm glad I do. It's not a true speakeasy that's very secluded, but it has that feel! The name is visible, so you'll easily find it. It's cozy and date night worthy! Overall, the service was great! As soon as we arrived, we were greeted right away. On a Friday night, the place was packed. We sat at the bar. I saw like 10 espresso martinis being made, so I figured I had to get one as well. It was so good! The bartenders were all great. Even the owner, Andrew, chatted with us and made sure we were having a great time. I would definitely come back. They're coming up on their one year anniversary! Cheers!

Fun place. We sat at the bar but there were a couple of nice booths. I like that they have cocktails with Asian flavors. My Ube Colada was really good and strong. Friendly bartenders.

Casa Luna - A Clandestine MCU Speakeasy in the S.H.I.E.L.D Style Avengers Assemble! Our latest mission took us to Casa Luna, a hidden gem nestled beneath a Japanese sushi restaurant on the bustling King Street in Old Town Alexandria. With foot traffic worthy of a New York City crowd, we wisely opted for an Uber to avoid the summer parking madness (although not quite an Avengers Qunjet or the X-Men's Blackbird, it was good enough for government work).Ambiance:Casa Luna radiates a speakeasy vibe with a stunning Asian fusion decor that feels like stepping into a secret S.H.I.E.L.D. hideout, lined with shimmering Infinity Stones to attract even Thanos. The nuanced Asian-inspired lighting and flowers create an atmosphere as enchanting as Doctor Strange's Sanctum Sanctorum were now taken over by the new Sorcerer Supreme, Wong and the psychic ninja, Psylocke. The cute blue lights under the bar area and along the wall give the place a modern, softly lit ambiance, perfect for a clandestine meeting of superheroes. The plethora of booths provides options for quiet conversations or livelier gatherings, much like Tony Stark's legendary parties at Stark Tower.Drinks:The cocktails at Casa Luna are crafted with the precision of Hawkeye's aim and the creativity of Wakanda's inventions. Three out of four cocktails were excellent, bursting with vibrant colors and flavors that would make even Star-Lord groove. One cocktail was a bit so-so, but hey, even Thor's adventures have their ups and downs. Overall, the drinks were well-mixed and worthy of a superhero toast.Food:The food, sourced from the Japanese restaurant upstairs, was a culinary delight. The sushi rolls were as fresh and precise as Black Widow's combat moves, while the jalapeño sashimi delivered a kick as powerful as Hulk's smash or Shang Chi's spin kicks. Each bite was a delightful fusion of flavors, much like the teamwork between the Avengers and the Guardians of the Galaxy.Service:The service at Casa Luna was top-notch. The bartender was as friendly and knowledgeable as Captain America, offering excellent recommendations on both drinks and food, the way Cap would make strategic decisions. The server from upstairs, who descended like Spider-Man on a mission, provided impeccable service with a smile. Their combined efforts made our experience as smooth as a Black Panther stealth operation.Casa Luna is a must-visit for any MCU fan looking for a vibrant and fun speakeasy vibe with Asian-inspired elegance. Even Wolverine would choose this place over Madripoor (and it's safe from supervillains, so he wouldn't need to pop his claws). With its enchanting ambiance, delicious drinks, and impeccable service, it's a place worthy of a superhero rendezvous. Five stars for Casa Luna! Make sure to visit this secret spy speakeasy on your next mission to Old Town Alexandria.

Cute and intimate speakeasy hidden in plain sight in Old Town Alexandria. Located downstairs of Kisso Asian Bistro, Casa Luna is a great place to stop by and grab delicious drinks and enjoy a dope vibe. Luckily, we had a reservation for the evening because there were many people that came in and I feel were disappointed that they weren't able to find a seat to enjoy what Casa Luna has to offer.Outside of the amazing ambiance and cute decor, they do offer a menu from Kiss Asian Bistro only thing is you have to physically go upstairs to order. But they will bring it down to you when it's ready so that is a plus. Do yourself a favor and make a reservation and go check Casa Luna out. You wont be disappointed!

Heard some good things about his place, so I figured I'd stop by after dinner at Kisso. It was a Thursday night, so it was just the right time to absorb the surroundings. I had a Banana Walnut Old Fashioned on the advice of the bartender, and it was great (they also do smoked drinks. Bad photo below)! The flavors weren't overbearing, and it had just the right combination of ingredients. They have lots of booths for groups, a good amount of seating at the bar, and a pretty good selection of liquor to meet the needs of most people. You can also order food from Kisso while you're enjoying your Casa Luna experience. With some awesome decor, solid drink options, and cool bartenders, you should consider adding Casa Luna to your next visit to Old Town!

They are very much like a speak-easy, located at the bottom floor of the kissu sushi. Solid 3.5 stars. 1. Reservation: highly recommendedThey have only 10 or so tables on top of the bar, so it gets full fast. 2. Drinks: cool display and decent taste 3. Food: you go up to Kisso and order and pay yourself. Then they will bring it down for you sorta like a take-out. 4. Service: super slow. 20 mins to just get our order despite not busy! I am a bit on the fence about this place. It is worth checking out, but not the best place for special drinks.