Cafe de Luna - (Near Odessa, TX)

4 /5 Ashley Uhlhorn: Just went back after the recent renovations where theyve now pivoted to Korean street food. Putting aside my absolute grieving of my favorite coffee stop: the Korean food is absolutely delicious! We ordered the fried Mandu (dumplings), Beef Bulgogi, and Carbanara Tteokbokki. The dumplings were very good, especially paired with the sauce, husband had the bulgogi with rice and he said everything tasted fresh and delicious. I had the Carbanara, and am obsessed with the sauce and all the veggies, bacon, and rice cake tasted delicious in it. We ordered just a soda and a Ramune (always a hit I love them). I will say, not a huge fan of the new tables, they feel flimsy and the stools hurt (me specifically) after sitting for a bit because theyre kind of small. Love that all the music I heard was K-pop and the music videos at the front counter. Hopefully they get up some more decorations as time goes on as it feels a bit plain right now (though soft opening so its expected). Overall, great food I loved everything I tried.

4 /5 Lexy G: used to be super chill lax coffee place now it’s a korean street food restaurant. of course it’s change and it’s hard for those who loved the cafe but i’m happy for the owners growing in their business. i wish the menu had better descriptions for those unfamiliar with korean food or pictures. everything was great. food came out timely. dumplings were super good. korean coffee was amazing. overall i would go back for the food. if fast paced restaurant vibe is for you, give it a try.

5 /5 Esteban Barrientos: This place is a hidden gem in Odessa Texas. I can no longer gate keep. This place has some of the best Korean corn dogs in town. Their custom to order waffles and lattes are awesome. Definitely a chill place to play board games have a conversation even be a good spot for a first date.

5 /5 Jessica Guadian: Although I’ll miss my favorite coffee spot, this new direction is equally amazing. The Korean street food is so fresh and I can honestly say all my dishes were 5 Star. My waiter was attentive and more than happy to walk me through the menu and some upcoming additions they’ll be featuring. The new seating isn’t my favorite. The tables and chairs are a little flimsy, but it doesn’t deter from the great food and service. All in all, I would highly suggest going if you haven’t already.

4 /5 Carl B.: The place has recently redecorated and they are now focusing on Korean Street Food as opposed to the original coffe shop vibes. I got the Fried Dumplings, Army Ramen and tried two different flavors of Milkis. All really good food and good service but the new tables felt a bit flimsy and they no longer have the games at the front end.