Moonlight Inn — Restaurant in Victoria Beach

Reviews of Moonlight Inn

• Jacob

  Added 2016.04.30

  Come for the nostalgia. Old fashioned stools and a short-order kitchen. Hand-scooped ice cream and an entirely laid back vibe make this a proper beach bistro. No alcohol, alas.
• Ivy

  Added 2016.01.27

  4 of us bought one each, that was $14.00
• Asher

  Added 2016.01.25

  Moonlight Inn looks great, like something from the past, also means no A/C and I was surprised how nice and breezy it is on the upstairs level!
• Chloe

  Added 2015.12.27

  Pricing is a bit "beachy" (high) but quality is fine.
• Julian

  Added 2015.06.30

  The waitress was terrific! She keeps in shape running up and down those stairs!
• Ariana

  Added 2015.05.23

  So, a lot of good some bad, nothing that can't be improved.
• Nevaeh

  Added 2015.03.01

  The food is delicious. Well worth trying if you're spending any time in Victoria Beach
• Aubrey

  Added 2014.11.22

  Place was relatively unsanitary cutlery placed on the table without napkins before wiping the table. Food was unsatisfying, fries came out uncooked and hard. Chicken fingers were fine. Had a moon burger and tasted bland. Asked for honey dill and waiter forgot. Food was also very pricy for the quality.
• Adeline

  Added 2014.08.03

  The price is a little beechy, but we just came back from Europe so the price didn't sound bad at all! The food is another story, sort of win and loose! The coffee was good, the fries were good, my Reuben (that's how it's spelled, need a correction on your menu) was good and I've had a lot of Reubens to compare. The chicken burger was another story, the chicken was about the size of two loonies and very, very well done.
• Roman

  Added 2014.04.10

  The total amount of ice cream would barely fill a small bowl.
• Kayden

  Added 2014.04.06

  A very small scoop of hard ice cream cost $3.50
• Emily

  Added 2013.07.12

  Extremely polite staff and reasonably priced. Also offering ice cream and candy for quick treats.