All Reviews
Eminem Demoss
a month agoBe nice if they gave you silverware with your order so you could eat it
Ty Pratt
2 months agoReally good burger. Good appetizers also. All around good experience.
David Mccartney
3 months agoWent for lunch there .waitress came and took our order and brought our drinks .mind you we only order a burger and fries. Waitress never came back around. 1 hour later went by had to go ask were my food was. Owner said it was coming up. Went back to my seat owner went into the kitchen and came back out and seen her talking to our waitress. I'm guess she never put our order in. 15 minutes laterour food came and told her to bag it up we gotta go. Never again will I go there.
Zach Payne
3 months agoNice small town restaurant. Everyone was nice. The food was great. Will be back again! Thank you!
Patrick Ford
3 months agoMy wife and I had doctors appointments in West Union. Great healthcare in West Union by the way. Anyway, we wanted breakfast before we went to work. We gave this place a try and loved it! The omelettes, fried potatoes, and sausage are fantastic! Wonderful and hospitable staff. They can count on us for breakfast after all our doctor appointments!
Dave Cooper
6 months agoVery good service, popular and busy even on a Monday night. Desserts were outstanding. Prices are reasonable and portions good. You won't be disappointed
Honest Reviews
10 months agoAtmosphere: 3/5 Moonie’s Diner is a humble little spot tucked along Main Street in the rural town of West Union. It’s clearly a hometown favorite, as it seems to be one of the only sit-down restaurants in town. The interior is clean but unassuming—think small-town charm meets country-casual. There’s a cozy stone fireplace at the center of the dining area decorated in patriotic red, white, and blue with mini trees, “USA” bunting, and playful Americana touches. A flat-screen TV above the fireplace was playing a weather segment when we visited. Around the room, you’ll find deer mounts, local photos, and framed memorabilia that give it a strong community feel. It’s not upscale or trendy, but it’s got its own rustic charm. ⸻ Service: 4/5 Two waitresses handled the entire dining room and did a great job. Even as the lunch rush picked up and the place got busy, they remained efficient, friendly, and attentive. You could tell they were familiar with the pace and regulars alike. ⸻ Food: 3/5 The food was average overall—nothing bad, but not especially impressive. • Cheeseburger w/ Sweet Potato Fries – The presentation definitely missed the mark. The bun was halfway off the patty, and the cheese was completely discombobulated—half on the burger, half melted onto the tray. Taste-wise, it was just okay. The sweet potato fries were decent but not standout. • Giovanni Sandwich – A burger patty topped with American cheese and Oliverio peppers. It was fine, but didn’t leave a strong impression. • Mega Club Sandwich – Easily the best of the bunch. A hearty combo of turkey, ham, bacon, a fried egg, lettuce, tomato, and mayo on Texas toast. It was satisfying and came with standard crinkle fries that were cooked well. ⸻ Menu Overview: Moonie’s has a wide-ranging menu with burgers, sandwiches, hoagies, dinner plates, hot boats, and appetizers. • Burgers & Sandwiches include everything from the Bulldog Burger (a double), to the Texas Burger (with BBQ and an onion ring), to local specials like the Giovanni. • Dinner Meals come with 2 sides and a roll, featuring options like meatloaf, country fried steak, baked steak, and grilled chicken. • Appetizers include bacon cheese fries, mozzarella sticks, boneless wings, and fried cauliflower. • There’s also a variety of hoagies, pastas, hot boats, and a solid list of sides like green beans, mashed potatoes, applesauce, and cottage cheese. ⸻ Final Thoughts: Moonie’s Diner is a classic small-town spot. The food may not be anything to rave about, but the portions are filling, the menu has variety, and the service makes you feel welcome. If you’re hungry and in the area, it’s a dependable place to sit down and grab a bite—especially when options are limited.
David A.J. Sockett (Andrew Sockett)
3 years agoI don’t like giving 5 stars, but Moonies was an amazing restaurant! I was visiting the local VFW post and we stopped by Moonies for dinner. The staff was super friendly, the service was fast and the food was amazing. If you are ever on Highway 50 passing West Union and you looking for a good place to eat! I would highly recommend stopping by and enjoying some delicious food