Luna Pizza Kitchen

Pizza was fantastic! We got the Harvest Moon, which is made with their «signature Forte» sauce and five cheeses; mozzarella, provolone, cheddar, gouda and parm. You can add two toppings. We had chopped meatballs and pepperoni. The crust is thin and a bit soft. The sauce is strong like it cooked the original flavor was and. Really good.
We started our meal with Luna tots which are tater tots loaded with cheddar cheese bacon onion tomato jalapeño and a side of sour cream. They were also great!
We ate inside. The space is small and intimate. Only 5 tables. It’s a bit noisy especially when the phone rings for the guy working there starts yelling.
We would have given it 5 stars, but there’s no soda felt so you buy soda and water in a can. And they didn’t seem to have cups with ice. So perhaps it’s more of a takeout or delivery place than eat in.
Overall though the food was very good and will be back to try other flavors of their Pizza.

Officially my new favorite pizza spot in Dublin! I love it and they deliver! I had been looking for a good pizza outside of the usual big name chain and this is def it! Good service and good prices

We had a Groupon and got a tasty meat pizza (sorry I forget what it was called exactly). The owner was there and made sure we got to use up all the money from the Groupon so we didn’t pay anything extra. She also had the pizza ready quickly and carried it out to our car so we wouldn’t get rained on or even have to get out! So awesome. Please patronize this great local gem!

Always been a classic joint, local and uses premium toppings. The super moon or BBQ chicken are two best. Will always recommend for pizza night.

The pizza is always hot and fresh and delicious! The staff is friendly and helpful (recommended a deal I didn’t even know about!)

Bright cheerful counter staff, quick service, but not much of a pizza. There was no tomato flavor in the sauce, the crust was soft and slightly soggy. It was cut in random sized pieces not regular pizza wedges. Nothing about the pizza resembled pizza in my home area or in Italy.

Staff was friendly from the moment we walked in. Took our order and immediately started. The pizza was really impressive and I will be back.

I got the Lunar Eclipse pizza. It was decent. I had a coupon for a free 2 liter of Coke. The ticket didn’t have the 2 liter on it so the delivery guy showed up without it. But this dude drove back and got me the 2 liter and brought it back. That’s customer service! Thanks homie.

Placed a delivery order for work. Pretty straight forward order, nothing special, no substitutions or odd requests. Orders arrive and completely wrong. I get that mistakes happen but it was frustrating because we had a very short time to eat even without the need to have the right food brought back. In their defense they did fix the order.
Now onto the food: just OK pizza. Far too much garlic on the Full Moon. The sausage on our Dolce was a bit undercooked for my liking.

I’m always on the lookout for a local pizza place, as I tend to enjoy them over national chains. I’ve definitely found one with Luna’s!
I’ve visited them a few times, but keep forgetting to write a review. My most recent visit was earlier tonight, and they’ve definitely improved since the last time I’d been! Tonight I got the Lunar Eclipse, but I’ve also had the Harvest Moon and Full Moon, also great choices (Full Moon especially if you’re a fan of cheesy and garlic goodness — c’est magnifique!).
Crust was great, sauce was fantastic, toppings were delicious. The pizza was also done sooner than expected, always a nice surprise. Tonight I got the cheesy garlic bread, it is to die for. I’m honestly not sure what all goes on there but YUM. I’ve also had the Luna Tots before, and they are also great.
In short, if you’re looking for a wonderful, local pizza shop on the Northwest side, you need to check out Luna’s!

3 stars. Why? Namely because of our last delivery experience. We order mozzarella sticks and they shove the sauce container in the same box as the already full mozzarella sticks. Result: smashed sticks that were then a bit harder and no good for eating. I’m not super picky. But that wasn’t cool. I hated to waste them, but they weren’t as good broke open and partly hardened now. We love the pizza but won’t be ordering mozzarella sticks via delivery anymore. Not cool, Charlie Brown, not cool.

I first had Luna Pizza at last year’s Slice of Columbus. They were serving up the Full Moon. The Full Moon has Extra Virgin Olive Oil, fresh minced garlic, mozzarella, provolone, & Gouda cheeses, and Italian seasoning. This was by FAR my wife and I’s favorite pizza there. I recently stopped by and picked up a whole pizza and their Luna Skins. The pizza was just as good as we remembered. It’s kind of like the best garlic cheese bread you’ve ever had. It really is fantastic. I highly recommend you try it! The Luna Skins were good as well, but nothing mind blowing. I wish they had a closer location to me so I could get the Full Moon on the reg!

Super Moon– Signature Forte* pizza sauce, pepperoni, Italian sausage, red onions, green peppers, fresh mushrooms, & mild banana pepper.
I ordered without the banana peppers size XL and used the web coupon for $ 2 off. About $ 19 when all said and done. They had foam plates, forks, napkins, and hot pepper seeds for me right on the counter.
Ate part of the pizza after getting back to my hotel about 5 minutes away. I thought it was just a tiny bit too thin and the dough a bit too moist. Toppings a bit blah, but good overall. Might have just been a bad dough night…

Awesome gluten free as well as regular pizza. The gluten free crust isn’t too thin or soggy but also not too cracker like. Toppings are always fresh and plentiful. Customer service is great, and the eat in area is always clean. Delicious!

Ok, so I tried again because after my last experience I was contacted by the business owner and encouraged to try this one more time on them. This in itself was great customer service. I ordered a large pizza and wings and everything was right, it was on time even though they seemed very busy.
I really like the pizza crust here and noticed that even though I tend to order a pizza with tons of vegetables and pineapple on it the entire crust was evenly cooked which can often be a problem with that many toppings. The toppings were thicker and more hearty then other pizza places I’ve been to that seem to rely on adding extra cheese to make up for lack of quality toppings. The sausage pieces were roughly the size of a quarter and either was less spicy or salty because I really didn’t experience the heartburn I normally get at other restaurants.
Secondly, their BBQ sauce is really really quite good. It’s slightly sweet but not super thick so it covers their wings well and is extremely tasty, unique and does not take over the entire wing. Also I noticed when I washed it off my hands it wasn’t greasy and did not require an extra wash to feel like my hands were clean which made me feel better about eating it somehow. I would most certainly come back for those alone and for a wing lover of is a must try.
I was really happy to see how seriously they took customer feedback and will be excited to see this business thrive in a location that has been difficult for others. Go Lunas! This part of Dublin needs a good pizza place and it looks like we’ve got it!

Pizza was very good. Spoke with the owner and they make their own sauce, which was just right — not too acidic not too many spices. Crust is NY style which we loved.

I got a pizza delivered. It was mediocre but they overcharged me by $ 2. I didn’t want to argue with the delivery guy so I didn’t re-​check the menu and calculate the price until after he left. It should have been $ 15 even, but they charged $ 17.
EDIT: I’ve been told the $ 2 was the delivery fee.

Stopped in since I was in the area. I used to live nearby, and I’m sure it’d be nice having something like this close for delivery and pickup.
They have a small seating area, and when I went just after one on a weekday it was empty. They have pretty typical pizza place stuff on the menu: pizza, subs, salads, sides. Also a few burgers and lasagna dinners, etc. Service was friendly and fast. Pop is in cans, and the plasticware is pretty pathetic. I got the Luna-​tic, an all-​meat pizza. Small, but since I was hungry (and in order to pretend to be healthy) I also got a garden salad. I ended up with pizza left over– it’s plenty big for one for lunch, or for two to share for a light lunch.
The salad was bigger and better than I expected– nothing exceptional, but a variety of fresh veggies. The pizza arrived and looked awesome. But frankly, that was the high point. It tasted… like nothing much. The sauce was so bland I didn’t notice it. The meats, too– little seasoning. Again, everything looked great, but the flavors just weren’t there. It was weird. The crust was good– crispy, a bit puffy in the middle, but again, no flavor. It wasn’t greasy, which is nice but at least it might have had some flavor in it.
I might give it another try. They have other interesting stuff on the menu. I wanted to like it more than I did…

I got hooked on trying Luna after they dropped off a free pizza to try at my workplace. I had seen this new pizza joint while driving by a while back, but just totally forgot about it, but I’m glad it re-​caught my attention.
This place is just a teeny-​tiny hole in the wall in a strip mall on the outer edge of Tuttle Crossing near Turkey Hill and Classics.
I’m not exaggerating on the tiny part. There’s maybe two or three tables for single eaters, or waiting patrons. This is no place to bring the entire gang.
The good, the bad and the Pizza…
I ordered an Italian Sub, which was pretty decent. I’d definitely order it again, and they also serve it with a bag of Ruffle’s chips… another surprise I wasn’t expecting, so needless to say, it’s great for a quick lunch if you’re in the area.
The pizza is not bad… it’s just not one of my all time favorites, but given the area. It’s one of the better pizza joints in Dublin.
It’s an Ohio square cut pizza, with crispy, tiny pepperoni’s that curl up. I think they might even be of the spicy variety, but don’t quote me on that. The sauce was really good, and not cheap and acidic, which already has me liking this pizza. The crust surprisingly after some deep pizza reflection and inner pizza channeling reminds me of Little Caesar’s, but thinner… so does the cheese. It just has that interesting soft chewiness on the outer edges… semi reminiscent of a brooklyn pizza, but not thin or foldable.
It’s a good pizza, so don’t write it off and give it a try. Maybe you’ll love it… or maybe you’ll hate it, but I’m strictly in between, but teetering towards the ‘like’ side.

I am so happy that we found a yummy pizza place on Tuttle! We got the BBQ chicken, southwest chicken and lunar garden! The pizza was thin crust with tasty toppings!
The only reason I am taking a star away is for the garlic bread. It was ok, but too crunchy and not enough garlic or cheese.
The pizza is delicious. I can’t wait to try the other flavors! Thank you Luna!