La Luna

First time I walked in here I felt like I had slid through a hole in the fence.I was the only pale face in the place.The bar staff spoke very limited english but since I was just here for a drink after work the language barrier wasn't much of an issue.I ordered a Miller Light which is universal in all languages.After watching the locals dance with the waitresses (which I thought was pretty cool of management to get them interact with the clients in such a way) I ordered a Grand Marnier. My bartender had no clue as to what she was supposed to pour. At that time the owner was walking through doing one of his routine check ups and he heard what I was trying to order.He ended up taking the bottle and pouring the drink himself.But the best part is yet to come.This guy takes takes the class of GM and puts a match to it which causes a blue flame to burst forth.For those of you who don't know this takes some of the bite away making it even smoother.Needless to say I was impressed with his knowledge and showmanship and was sold on the place after that.Even with the language barrier all of the staff is friendly.The only down side to La Luna is the male female ratio.Horrible place to meet a woman.Nearly as bad a place to bring a date if you're insecure or she likes to work a room.If the ratio was better I'd have given this place 5 stars.Even the food is good from what I've experienced but then everything is good when you're intoxicated =-)

Grata food the owner mad the food for us wow great man awesome job I love the food he mad for us!!!!

Tried ordering food from this place about 3 times and all 3 times I was left unsatisfied. There are definitely better latin restaurants in the area. I went one night to dance and the music was good but only ghetto looking people showed up and people were barely dancing. Plus, a fight almost broke out. This place is great for the ghetto.