We decided to make it simple this time and just have a 1 course lunch. I ordered a lamb sandwhich, while Hedda had köfte, which is turkish style meatballs. The service was good and the food came reasonably quickly, and as you can see it was a solid portion for lunch:

Lamb Sandwich

Köfte

The lamb was served on a skewer over a foccacia style bread, trimmed with salad. It went well with the yogurt dressing. The price was also good, and for a total of kr.262,- (€28) it was a good deal.

The interior of Luna is modern but inviting. It’s got a real lounge feel to it with wall decoration and frescoes on the walls. They mix old and new with some old style cushion seats in some sections, while having a neon light at the bar. The bar looks well stocked, although we did not go ape there on this occation.

La Luna

The bar

To sum it up, it’s always nice to discover a good place to eat for the first time, and it’s an added bonus when it’s in your own neighborhood.

Luna Cafe
Darres street 2
0175 Oslo
http://www.lunalounge.no