Luna Rosa Puerto Rican Grill Y Tapas

We found this place on Google Maps while looking for somewhere new to try—and wow, it did not disappoint! Luna Rosa is such a gem. The food was absolutely amazing. We had no idea Guy Fieri had visited here until after we ordered—and he got the Grand Caribbean Nachos - so we decided to get it with Churrasco steak - the nachos were packed with flavor. I tried the Gauva juice (tastes like guava!) and it was super refreshing. One unexpected highlight? The plantain soup. It honestly tasted just like my mother-in-law’s—rich, full of flavor, like culture in a bowl (just without the attitude ). You could really taste the plantain in it—so good. Alejandro, who greeted us at the door, also ended up being our server. He was so sweet and considerate, really took his time explaining things and making sure we were happy with everything. My husband also tried the café bonbon (a coffee drink) and kept saying how good it was! Highly recommend—great food, great vibes, and great service. 10/10 from us!

The food was great, it was my first time trying Puerto Rican food and it did not disappoint. I also had a good drink that the bartender did his thing. The music was also on point, a mix of salsa and reggaeton . We made it on time for their happy hour as well and had $3 beers , good size. Overall , I highly recommend it. The owner also stopped by our table and gave us a tour of the place , and invited us to come out for their Halloween party later at night , such a great spot and people !

Went here today with family. The server Genesis was really nice. Appetizers were amazing! Surullitos were delicious and alcapurrias! All the meals were delicious! Would love to return when in the area!

The staff were attentive and the vibe was party like! The canoa. I loved the plantain filled with savory meats. It was a good balanced meal of both sweet and savory. The rice and beans complemented the dish. ~Tostones. A little on the bland side. I’d skip. The fried pork though was great with pickled onions and the sauce. !Sandwich Cubano. This was stellar. The star of our visit. I would get this again and again. It was done right in the traditional manner. FYI. Wait to be seated.

I took my niece to a lunch date and we had a great time with Salsa music in the background and drinks started with Coco Rico (my favorite soda) and tried a Quenepa Daquiri which was awesome. Opened with an Empanadilla de carne, and we were given complimentary sopa de plantano. I ordered Sweet Plaintain Burger con maduros and I even tried the arroz con gandules. Heads up Wed - Fri 11am to 3pm is $18 all you can eat buffet

We went to celebrate a birthday at Luna Rosa, we had an exceptional experience. We made reservation with a group of ten, we did use a card to hold the table which was set up upon arrival less than 5 minutes of waiting time. The service was great. Our server was attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable about the menu, as well as allergy awareness which we appreciated. The birthday celebration which a group sang was really enjoyable. The menu offered a variety of options that catered to all tastes for kids and adults. The dishes were delicious to freshness. The drinks were equally impressive. The cocktail selection featured a range of creative options, and non alcoholic selection for our group. Overall, Luna Rosa provided a memorable birthday celebration. The combination of exceptional service, delicious food, and refreshing drinks made for an unforgettable evening.

We recently visited Luna Rosa and decided to try a little bit of everything. We started with the sampler that came with carne frita, tostones, sorrullitos, and yuca frita. Everything was seasoned nicely and tasted fresh — definitely a great way to start the meal. I’d give the sampler an 8/10 overall. For the main dish, we ordered the paella, and it was amazing! The portion was very generous — honestly enough to feed two or even three people. The seafood and rice were flavorful and cooked just right. You can tell the chef put love into that dish. For drinks, I had a piña colada and my husband ordered a sangria. The piña colada was tasty but came in a pretty small glass, and for being a Puerto Rican restaurant, I expected that signature island punch and creamy flavor. The sangria was okay, just not very bold or fruity. The music really stood out — it gave that perfect Puerto Rican vibe and made the whole place feel lively. The service, though, could have been a bit warmer. Puerto Ricans are known for their friendly, welcoming energy, and I didn’t quite feel that from our waiter. It also surprised me that our server didn’t speak Spanish, considering this is a Puerto Rican restaurant. Having bilingual staff would definitely make the experience feel more authentic and comfortable for everyone. One area that definitely needs attention is the restrooms — they were not in the best shape and took away from the otherwise pleasant atmosphere. Overall, Luna Rosa has great potential. The food was delicious, the music was fantastic, and the overall experience was enjoyable. With a few improvements in service, drink quality, and restroom upkeep, this place could easily become a top spot for authentic Puerto Rican food. If you’re craving some island flavors, Luna Rosa is worth a visit — just come for the food, stay for the music, and hope they fine-tune the rest. ????????