Meet Me at Luna Park

Luna Park Cafe has been a neighborhood gathering spot since it reopened in March 1989 in a building originally constructed by Chris Boysen right after World War II. The building served as a neighborhood tavern for decades — its last incarnation being the infamous "Pat & Ron's Tavern," which closed in 1988.

Today, the cafe is a museum of sorts for all generations to enjoy. With a 1958 Seeburg Jukebox, coin-ops like Pepe the Dancing Clown, the mini Orchestra above the front door, and plenty of nostalgic decorations, Luna Park Cafe is a haven to its regulars and a spectacle to newcomers.

The idea behind the cafe is simple: serve delicious food and great milkshakes in a 1950s diner atmosphere, with great people and a fun place for all.

Craving the comforting flavors of Luna Park Cafe but don't feel like dining out? No problem! With our simple and convenient online ordering system, you can enjoy all your favorites from the comfort of your own home.

Whether you're in the mood for a juicy burger, a crispy sandwich, or a hearty breakfast, we've got something for everyone — including a full vegan menu.