Luna Kitchen | Bar

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Julie Rabnett

What a delightful surprise! Driving through Regina on a cross Canada tour we stumbled upon Luna Kitchen and we were so happy! We sat outside under the open sky and had such a wonderful meal. The food was well seasoned, fresh, and very generous in its serving size. Most items can be made gluten free, and the staff service was fantastic. If you are looking for something that is not a big box feel with food made with care, this place is perfect. Good food at a restaurant is still possible!

Kim H

My boyfriend brought me here for my birthday dinner. We had espresso martinis to start (which are incredible, and they do custom artistry). I had the duck breast with blackberry brown butter, and it was honestly the best food I'd ever eaten in Regina. Came with absolutely stellar potatoes, and their seasonal veggies were beets, broccolini and pea shoots (all my favourites). We intended on getting dessert, but were way too stuffed to try. This will forever be my favourite dining experience I've had in the city. Right at sunset, with the view, it made it even more beautiful.

thefoodiebeeyqr

Revisit Feb 2025: My parents, boyfriend and I went out for dinner on Wednesday night. My parents were quite happy with their meals. For me, I ordered a Truffle Burger ($24.5) with truffle fries ($3?). The burger is house-made, with garlic aioli, sautéed mushrooms with butter and thyme, arugula, black truffle cheddar and (my favourite) a bacon-onion compote. It was served on a sesame brioche bun. It looked great, but there were some problems. The patty itself was much too small for the rest of the burger. My boyfriend also mentioned his was gritty. My fries were warm, not hot. But the biggest let down were the mushrooms. They were extremely tough to eat, I ended up not eating them all because I couldn’t get past how rubbery they were. And I’m a fiend for sautéed mushrooms which says a lot. The flavours here are good. This is the first time I’ve had issues here, so I am willing to return and I'm hoping that this was just a bad night. Visit in 2024: This establishment is known as Breakfast Bistro by day and Luna’s Kitchen by night. After being heavily suggested, I finally got to try both. However, this post will focus on Luna’s Kitchen. I ordered the Drunken Burger with truffle fries, this was $23 and $2 respectively before tax and tip. I have to say WOW, just WOW. I was absolutely stunned with the neat presentation, the taste and the freshness. The brioche bun smelled and tasted amazing. The fries were the best I’ve had in the city pared with what I believe is Parmesan cheese shavings. I’ve had a lot of burgers recently, this was by far THE best I have had at a restaurant so far. Cheese was melted, bacon was crispy and patty was flavourful. The only thing I can comment on is that I wish the patty was flattened a bit more. Other than that, this was just perfect. My mom ordered the Brie and bacon chicken breast. This was $36 before tax and tip. I had a bite and it was delicious. I also appreciate the colour of the beet root powder on the plate. Whoever is in the kitchen is thinking of everything, including presentation. Which is hard to come by in Regina. Although I didn’t snag a photo, we were brought fresh toasted bread slices with some dipping oil. We loved this so much we asked for seconds. I also want to touch on the amazing Ukrainian Man that served us. He was probably the best server I have ever had in the city. He was easy to talk to, attentive and checking in on us throughout our time there. Seriously, please give this man a raise! While this restaurant is a bit in the pricier side, I say GO HERE. Save your money and your disappointment on eating a burger elsewhere. Just go directly to Luna’s Kitchen. NOW ON TO THE DESSERT Even after a big, delicious meal, I couldn’t pass up on some home made baklava. I realized quickly that this beautiful restaurant is Greek owned. I want to start off by saying that I’ve been to Greece. I’ve tasted Baklava made by many, many Greeks. This dessert was probably one of the best if not the best baklava I have ever had. You can taste the love, the skill and the heart in this dessert. It isn’t too sweet, it’s heavy on the nuts. Which honestly, I’m not complaining. I usually have square sized or rectangular sized baklava, but a roll was unique! If I could comment anything, I would want just a liiiiiittle bit more syrup drizzled on top. Other than that, go to Luna’s Kitchen. Even just for this dessert!

Amy George

My Fiancé and I came here last night to celebrate our engagement. We had a reservation and were seated as soon as we entered. Our waitress was very nice and quickly took our drink order. My fiancé had the Bacon Caesar and I had the coconut mojito. Both drinks were delicious! We ordered the Calamari and Shrimp Saganaki to start. The calamari came with a really fresh tasting tzatziki and the Shrimp were served in a delicious red sauce. We loved the appetizers and also enjoyed the complimentary bread they served. For dinner my fiancé ordered the 14OZ sterling silver steak cooked medium and I ordered the white truffle scallops pasta. The time we waited between the appetizers and dinner was pretty long (about 40 minutes). Our waitress told us that the steak takes a while to cook, but the food would be out shortly. Upon receiving our food I noticed that my pasta did not look how I thought it would. In the description on the menu and the photos online it shows the dish with pappardelle pasta and I was served some sort of spaghetti. I thought maybe I read the dish description wrong or perhaps the photos I saw were of a different pasta dish, but this was not the case. The waitress never said there would be any pasta substitutions. My fiancés steak was okay, a bit over cooked to be considered medium and the best part of his meal were the Greek potatoes. I was thankful that we ordered two appetizers because our entrees were not how we pictured them and were a bit of a let down. Overall the service was great and the ambiance was nice but the entrees were way too expensive to be considered just okay.