La Luna Italian Bistro & Bar

The seats are not that comfortable and we switched seats, but still the chairs need to be recovered or something. Overall a nice nite and food and service were excellent

Always reliable and the food is always great Better off season than season but always good food

The ossobuco is always delicious. My wife really enjoyed the calamari pasta - cooked properly and tasty!

La Luna has great sauce, quality, food, and decent prices. Definitely my go to restaurant when I want a neighborhood Italian meal.

Italian sauce was bland. Pasta with white clam sauce had just 3 whole clams but plenty of the canned pieces.

My husband and I both loved our meals. I had the flounder franchise and my husband had shrimp and Scallops La Luna. I highly recommend both.

Food delicious ! Came hot & correct . Waiter Kenny is very attentive & the best Can't wait to come back ...

Average neighborhood Italian place. Waitress polite and attentive, but food just barely OK. Portion generous, but over-sauced. Prices high for what we got. Won't be back.

At one time we frequented and enjoyed this restaurant BUT this visit will be our last. Our meals were made incorrectly and the service was terrible, the regular waiters were no longer there. I ordered linguini with clams mussels and scungilli, the waiter had no idea what scungilli was! I said ask the chef, he went in the back, asked the chef and came back and told me the chef didn't know either- enough said

Food is always good and fairly priced for what is included. Service is always slow, regardless of the day if the week. This last visit, a table of 10 threw off the kitchen and wait staff completely.

This restaurant is very unprofessional and provides a terrible experience. Very few of the staff members are polite and cordial. Servers are fighting with each other and the manager does not address customer issues in a timely manner. The food takes over an hour to be delivered as we’ve already been waiting 45 minutes for soups and salads. This place needs a complete makeover.

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Very good food. Staff extra helpful. Eggplant parm too much to eat. They wrapped it up for me to take home. $20 corkage fee. A deal!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Eggplant Parmigiana

First visit to this contemporary Italian bistro located in a Boca shopping plaza. Reservation was honored on time, and we six were seated promptly in the center of the restaurant. Service was friendly and efficient. I had the Caesar salad to start ($2.50 additional), and it was very good. Then, the veal parmigiana served with linguine marinara. The veal was good, but the pasta was just ok. Two of the ladies wanted snapper just grilled with olive oil. Off the menu, but the request was accommodated smoothly and was delicious. We shared a nice bottle of Vapolicella Ripasso (well priced) and 2 tartufos. The bill came to $110 per couple, which is about par for the course these days.

La Luna makes everything " in house." From the sauces to the mozzarella sticks. Osso Buco, Bone in Veal Chop, and Twin lobster tails available daily. Specials include Swordfish, Maine Lobster, or Stuffed Pork Chops. All fish are weighed at 10 oz. servings . A pricey but casual local that has served Boca Raton for more than 35 years.

Kid-friendliness: Kids are always welcome.

Wheelchair accessibility: Yes

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Chicken Sorrentino

We went to LaLuna for New Year’s Eve with another couple. The food was mostly good but the roasted potatoes were overcooked and dry. The waiters kept coming over to take away plates as soon as one person finished some food. It seemed rude and felt like they were rushing us out.
It was crowded but the tables were spread apart and it was a special day, New Year’s Eve, so I expected more people.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 4