Lunas Ristorante Goa

A wonderful ambiance to enjoy some of the best stone oven pizza's in North Goa. Great service by all the staff and the food was great. Highly recommend the diavola pizza. And also a billiards table, Board games, as well as live music on the weekends is also available to kill the time while waiting for your order to be served. Overall a great experience for Italian cuisine.

North Goa restaurant and parking are just like Koregaon park of Pune. We had to turn back from another lane as there was a huge traffic jam on those tiny lanes. Luckily we landed straight in front of Luna's after all the left and right on Google maps Ordered margarita pizza for the kids which was delicious so ordered a pepperoni pizza which was ok as the cheese was too elastic and formed a ball while chewing. Lasagne in veg was tasty. Service was good with friendly staff Overall a nice evening.

My companion and I checked in here for lunch on a heavy downpour afternoon. There is no dedicated parking for 4 wheelers but we managed to find a spot bang on front of the restaurant. The red bricked wall with monochrome pictures of Italian heritage structures on one side of the restaurant looks cozy and inviting but the high fabricated roof gives a feel of a warehouse. The lighting is warm and mellow. I wish they had some instrumental or jazz music playing in the background too. Though they do have a blue light fly catcher and it served it’s purpose while we were going through the antipasti and the mains but it stopped being effective the moment desserts were served. And then it was just us swatting flies full on. We ordered beet root carpaccio (avoidable), spaghetti bolognaise (done really well), margarita pizza (generous and juicy), whiskey sour (slightly weak), passion fruit ginger punch (yummy) and blueberry cheesecake (hard, tasteless and stale). Mr Apollo, our server, was smiling, courteous and friendly (a rarity in goa) and somewhat knowledgeable about his own menu. The pricing is reasonable, costing about 800/- per person. Overall verdict - stick to the main course of Italian staples (they do it really well), avoid desserts and drinks, maybe have an espresso instead.

If you want Italian food in Goa I recommend Luna’s. Don’t go to the Luna’s bar and restaurant as that’s different. They make great pizzas and other Italian food both veg and non veg. Parking is an issue since the road in front is narrow and the area is busy.

The place is right next to Starco Junction, Anjuna. I went in the afternoon with my friend. It was 2nd October afternoon and quite busy, the cocktail and alcohol was not getting served but we ended up just trying Pizza - Vegetariana. I loved the service and the food.