"As for the atmosphere, the interior of the diner transports you back in time, adorned with decor that feels nostalgically retro. While the patio has potential for a nice dining experience, the close proximity to I-95 often results in the ambiance being overshadowed by the relentless drone of traffic, akin to trying to find tranquility in the midst of a racetrack.
Over the past eight years, I’ve visited Moonlight Diner several times, hoping that each visit would reveal something new or enhancements to the experience. However, I'm consistently left with the same impression: it’s just okay. The food is the culinary equivalent of a shrug—not bad, but far from memorable.
In terms of cuisine, you get exactly what you’d expect from a diner—standard menu selections that are fine for a quick lunch but aren't likely to thrill your palate. The service is friendly, but tends to be on the slower side, which may not be ideal if you're in a hurry.
To sum it up, I would rate Moonlight Diner a solid three stars. It’s a place to grab a straightforward lunch, especially if time is not an issue. The food is adequate, and the staff do their best, but overall, it doesn’t rise above mediocrity. It serves a purpose as a dining spot but perhaps lacks the spark of inspiration."
Grilled Ham Swiss
