Blue Moon Diner

This diner has an absolutely wonderful atmosphere i love all the decorations on the walls. The burger i ordered was good and flavorful and enjoyed the coffee as well. I definitely am excited to come hack here at some point.

It's been a very long time since I ate at the Blue Moon Diner. I rembered that the food and service were great. The 'atmosphere' is "Diner". Nothing wrong with it at all. In fact I have mostly fond memories of diners, all over the US. Wide selection of food. My partner suggested the Blue Moon Diner Omelet. I like omelets and have cooked many professionally. This has almost everything in it. Ham, onions, bacon, mushrooms, green pepper, cheese and of course eggs. No doubt I'm leaving something out. Suffice it to say, they were delicious! Historically I would have ordered more. The pies looked good, brownies too. The booth next to us ordered a Rubin. Authentic Jewish Rye, meat 🥓 etc. They have all types of sodas and alcohol. Including Ninkasi. It's a few miles outside of Beaverton OR. Well worth the trip

The Banana Bread French Toast is perfection for a brunch! I haven't been here in a long time, but glad to see the place is still here and the food has only gotten better! Thanks for the great food. My Root beer was lacking the bite, Barq's is supposed to have bite. Good thing the French Toast was perfectly filling.

I had the corned beef hash and it wasn’t good at all. My date had the blue moon burger and said it was decent. We plan to go again to try a traditional breakfast so I’m hoping that will be better. Overall the atmosphere was so cool and I loved the oldies they were playing.

Blue Moon Diner is a fun retro spot with a classic chrome exterior, blue booths, and vintage decor that makes you feel like you’ve stepped back in time. The food portions are huge and delicious. I had Mexican Scrambles. The coffee kept coming in their classic diner mugs, and everything came out hot and fresh. The menu is massive, covering everything from breakfast favorites to burgers, sandwiches, and hearty dinners, so there’s something for everyone. Service was friendly and welcoming, and overall it’s a great place for comfort food with a nostalgic vibe. Do I come back? YESSS

This place is a hidden gem. Met my best friend and her daughter and was so presently surprised. The service was fast and friendly. Food was super yummy. I got the Blue Moon Burger and it was awesome. The fried are freshly made and Cooked perfectly crispy. You can even do breakfast for dinner every day. I'll be back.

Disappointing experience – not worth the price. It was my first day in Oregon, and I stopped by Blue Moon Café. I was surprised by the high prices at first, but even more disappointed by the quality of the food and coffee. The coffee tasted burnt and old, and the eggs with chicken steak were served with a sauce that didn’t go well with the dish at all. Gratuity of 18% was already included in the check, but we were also prompted to add another 18–25% on top, which felt excessive given the overall experience. There are many great places to eat in Oregon — unfortunately, this isn’t one of them. ⸻ Let me know if you’d like to make it a bit softer or stronger in tone.

Disappointing experience. My Mushroom burger was dry. The waitress was nice enough to get me mustard & ketchup. The tuna melt ($18) was boring. When going out to eat, I look forward to eating food that is cooked better than I can do, when it is not, I get disappointed. Everything on the menu is overpriced. The old looking ambience is quaint, but what makes the restaurant is the food. There is an automatic tip for a party of five, yet this restaurant is not that big. automatic gratuity is with the assumption that there’s more work for the service staff to serve a group that big. If you like the style of a 50’s diner and don’t give much thought to what you eat, and you don’t mind paying a little more; this is the place for you.

Blue Moon Diner in Beaverton is truly a hidden gem . I stopped in for brunch over the weekend and was pleasantly surprised by how quick the service was and how friendly the staff were. The classic diner vibes make the whole experience feel cozy and nostalgic. Our meals were about $24.99 each -- a bit on the steeper side for diner food, but the portions were generous and everything tasted fresh and satisfying. Definitely one of those spots where you leave full and happy. The seating was cute and upholstery looked recently updated. Bathroom was clean. I'd absolutely come back again for the diner experience alone. A cute, underrated place for a laid-back brunch!

The guy from my old stomping grounds in Boston who reviewed this place in 2018 had it right: You WANT it to be the South Street Diner, the Liberty, Victoria's, or any of the other countless club-car diners in that town. Hey, you want it to be one of those World's Fair diner kits that proliferate the entire Northeast. This, my friends, ain't that. This is someone who pulled this scrapper off a lot, polished the chrome, put a bunch of Coca-Cola and Hershey's tchotchkes on the walls next to old Life magazines, and charged people $25 to $35 a plate to eat in a diner museum on a sad orphan highway across from an Intel factory. The thing about actual diners is that they aren't nostalgia factories. They aren't pulled off of the lot of American Graffiti and plunked down into your town. They're institutions that spend 24 hours a day serving the community and getting their menu down to a science. When your "diner" is scarcely open half the day and more concerned about looking the part than actually feeding people, it'll show. Every time I stop into this self-proclaimed "retro gem" in an attempt to address my hunger for the South Street's banana-stuffed french toast by ordering banana pancakes, I'm amazed by the Blue Moon's commitment to undercooking griddle items. Short of serving you eggs, flour, spices, and a whole banana, it would be difficult for them to send you more underdone ingredients than the pale wraiths that they call pancakes. The french toast is little better, as you can see the egg holding onto the wedges of toast and cinnamon by fingertips after a brief dalliance with the griddle. Flash-frozen fries are brought to modest golden texture. The bread on the club sandwich, meanwhile, is toasted to the hardness of certain diamonds. Woe to those who enter this place for dinner and choose a dish from any page other than the burger menu, as my cousin once referred to the pork chop plate as "chew toys." The thing is Beaverton has an actual diner with some history behind it--Tom's Pancake House--that does all of the above far better than this place that's living every day as if it's a rerun of Happy Days. It doesn't look like "the '50s" because it doesn't have to. It's a diner, not a convalescent home for octogenarians whose failing minds can't handle the march of time. If you spend more time giving people quick dishes they can enjoy at a reasonable price and less time pinning up pictures of Lucy and waiting for Fonzie to pull up outside, you might actually convince people you've been a staple here at least as long as the surrounding strip mall.

I am always impressed by the design of old-school diners. It feels like I'm stepping into a movie set! While the food here is very standard, the portions are very big and the service is quite efficient. I got the Blue Moon omelette, which had a very strong mushroom flavor and was loaded with vegetables and sausages pieces inside. It was on the expensive side as the conversion rate to CAD isn't great, but apparently this diner was featured in a video game, so it's worth checking out if you're visiting the area!

The diner itself is cute and service was good! We came in for dinner, and the food was just average. We tried the tuna melt and chicken fingers which both came with fries. The fries weren't very good. Prices are a little steep for what you get. Folks around us were ordering breakfast items, so perhaps that is the way to go. If you're hungry though it will do and if you want an old school diner feel, it will definitely deliver!

I really want to support smaller businesses & restaurants as much as possible. And I understand costs are skyrocketing so I know I'm going to pay more for meals especially when traveling. I don't understand the prices for the menu items for this cutesy retro diner-themed spot. It was really high for what you get. Mimosa was 3/4 OJ, the scramble had a TON of oversized chunks of potatoes, and the benedict was passable with one overcooked egg and one nicely runny egg. I want places like this to survive but it cost us so much and left unsatisfied and still hungry. Unfortunately I don't think we will be back the next time we travel to this area

Service was great, meal was plentiful and the coffee kept on coming! Cute spot to have a bite to eat.

How cool is this? A 50's diner that appears to be a giant trailer. It's a long building with every seat looking out giant windows. They even have the feel right with the orders being called and a spinning ticket holder. I had a cheeseburger and fries that took me back in time, with just the right seasoning and crispy fries. This is about the experience.

A step back in time to the classic diner days. Complete with comfy booths and tinned roof. A homey menu filled with so many options it's hard to choose. We had the classic burger and the chili. The fry's were the "we keep the skin on" style that are delicious. The chili is made in house and has chunks of beef and a little kick of heat.

Solid good and excellent service! A few minutes ago I finished my brunch at this diner. It couldn'thave been more satisfying and the server, Courtney was attentive and made me feel welcome! We had a great conversation after my meal! We just moved to Aloha, Oregon this past April and I see the Blue Moon Cafe while driving back and forth on the TV Highway. This afternoon was my first time dining here and I was quite pleased. I ordered a garden omlette+spinach with hash browns a single pancake and a side of fruit. The only disappointment was that they don'thave egg beaters or egg whites which is important fir those of us trying to cut carbs and fats. Other than that it was tasty and Courtney made several trips to refill my coffee and water. The portions were quite generous and I took home enough for another meal! Overall, it was a great experience! I promise to leave pictures of the food and the establishment when I update this review. Bottom line, great food,excellent service and I left with a smile on my face. I will be back!

I'm usually ok with "diner food" which typically means mediocre but a good value. I recently stopped in here and ordered the chicken fried steak with hash browns and eggs over easy and black coffee. The food arrived quickly, which is not always a good thing because in this case the out of a box hash browns were completely missing anything resembling brown. They were completely blond and had zero seasoning. The eggs were cooked nicely and thecoffee was ok. The chicken fried "steak" had a stingy thin smear of season-less gravy. The "steak" was a hard dry preformed frozen, pre-breaded piece of hamburger - definitely not steak. To add insult to injury- they have the audacity to charge $24.99 for this plate of substandard food. Not good and definitely not a good value.

Pretty good food. Fun gaming machines, but don't pay off too well. Strong drinks. The music machine is only available after a certain time. Not loud enough in the gaming area and too loud in the restaurant area. And some people don't like my obnoxious choice of music. Jus' sayin' other than that, I really like the place , kind of a local dive bar, real fun and I usually bump into someone i know.

Full Stop; If you're coming here because you're a fan of Life is Strange, outside of some graffiti in the restroom, the resemblance is all there is. Absolutely no hate or fault to the business but I really thought they'd take advantage of the mystic. Food is basic diner food and my server was an absolute sweetheart. Prices are a bit high for a regular dining experience but for a one off i enjoyed it.

We arrived about 20 minutes early to opening and the diner looked really appealing with its 50's diner design and shiny quilted pattern chrome exterior. Such a cool place! Almost out of place, but what an icon to be in Oregon. You would expect a diner in CA or along Route 66 but this was what we needed. Upon opening of the doors, we were greeted with 50's era music playing and thankfully an empty diner due to it just opening. Was able to get some empty set design photos, I'm sure they are busy and not always so open for a lucky photographer like me. At the chicken fried steak and it was actually pretty tasty. Didn't like the hashbrowns very much, but they weren't horrible. The toast was good, and the coffee was drinkable. The waitress was friendly and Down to Earth, which to me would bring me back before the food would just because that's the way I am with places. Looking forward to coming back and trying something different. Oh, the hollandaise sauce, was split and not very tasty. Other than that good ham and it was cut fairly thick.

Fantastic experience. A great authentic diner experience with some fun Thai fusion! Super love this place. Very good staff, great coffee, great food! We will definitely be coming back here! Prices are decent and atmosphere is so fun!

Great Dinner! The staff is super friendly. We have visited three times and ordered different things and all have been good. One of my favorites dishes was the Liver with onions, mashed potatoes and vegetables. I loved it! But honestly all the food is definitely. It's a quiet place this has become our favorite place now. If you haven't already visited, try it, you'll like it too.,

Such a sad, sad decline of what was once an amazing diner. My 5-star review from 2015 unfortunately doesn't hold true anymore. We stopped by for a couple pieces of pie: both were stale and they were freezer-case pies, not fresh. We switched to a small sundae and the ice cream wasn't great, it was like fast food soft serve. Blue Moon Diner, the covid years must have really hit you hard. May I suggest reducing your menu to a few good items, and raise the quality of those? Basically they need to revamp their model. I hope they can survive and looking forward to trying again in a year or so.

My boyfriend has been wanting to take me here since he's been at this diner so long ago! It was a very unique 1950's style diner. I was craving for something spicy so I got the jalapeño burger ($16.99) and he got the bleu burger ($16.99). The fries were cooked to perfection, not too soft but not over cooked either. The burgers were also so delicious, especially with the bacon! They also asked how we'd like the burger done, which was surprising. It was definitely really filling. We also got coffee for $3.49 but the coffee seems overpriced in my opinion and wasn't worth the $3. The service was so fast and attentive! I really appreciated that about them. They came by quickly to get our order and even though it was packed there for lunch, our food came out at a reasonable time too. We are excited to come back for more burgers and to try the breakfast menu. I also saw a lot of people order the hot cocoa, so I am curious to try that next time!

Stopped by Blue Moon Diner and had a pretty decent meal! I ordered the clubhouse sandwich and substituted a Caesar salad for the fries. The sandwich was solid: fresh ingredients, nicely toasted bread, and the mayo had a slight sweetness that was a nice touch. It's hard to go wrong with a club sandwich, and this one didn't disappoint. However, the Caesar salad wasn't my favorite. The dressing was overly tangy for my taste, so I'd stick with the fries next time. The diner itself has a cute vibe and wasn't very busy when I visited. Service was good, nothing exceptional, but no complaints either. Overall, a decent experience. I'd probably return to try something else on the menu!

The food here is good the only problem was it's a bit pricey for the little amount of food that you get. The service was great. The restaurant is neat as for having an old school diner feel to it with a lot of old fashioned memorabilia.

My wife noticed this place one day and we decided to try it. The decor is a really cool old diner style. That seems very out of place for the surrounding area. If you ever played fallout four, that's basically the vibe, this place emanates. The service is very friendly, seems like a thai owned place. There is a large abundance of items, breakfast lunch, and even Thai themed dishes. We didn't try the desserts, but will try that next time I got the Thai omelette which was an omelette with mushrooms, bell peppers basil topped with the curry sauce. It was a bit strange, having Curry on my breakfast item, but overall was still enjoyable and good. My wife's pancakes were really good. She like them a lot. Jai was an awesome waitress and also super friendly to everyone she was serving. If you ever see or considered this place, go now!

They have NO GLUTEN FREE foods. One would expect that a diner of this size would have gluten free pancakes and waffles and maybe even gluten free bread for sandwiches. I ordered the Mexican scramble which was decent and my guest had the Blue Moon scramble. Both had an adequate amount of mix ins. Service was good. The refilled my friends coffee numerous times but never ask me if I'd like a refill of my ice water. I won't be back as I have celiac and they make no attempt to serve people like myself. But I would recommend it if someone asked.

The food was really good. The coffee was really good. Everything was good, but it was a little pricey for me and if you're five or more, they will automatically charge a gratitude to your bill even if you have just kids with you.

Good food and great service. This dinner takes you back in time along with the background music. Priced well. Plenty of parking

Performative diner. Staff were friendly but Prices are extremely high. We didn't end up eating drove somewhere cheaper instead.

Potatoes are my favorite, especially during breakfast. This was a cute and well decorated diner that we stopped by. The stuffed hash browns were sooo good, crispy thin potatoes paired with the savory bacon, adding on the gooey cheese then paired with an egg yolk. It was heavenly. The country fried steak was also really good, the sauce was flavorful. Also the portions were huge for the price. Definitely enjoyed this meal and will come back. Also plenty of parking outside or in the plaza next door.

Huge portions of classic diner food. Prices are a bit high though. Always playing classic 50s rock music which is nice.

This place is way over priced. The food is pretty decent most of the time but not worth the cost.

Food was great and very little wait time! Loved the atmosphere of this cute little 50's themed diner with the retro appeal both inside and out. They have been around for years and my spouse has fond memories of going in as a kid for their milkshakes! This place is a must try if you're in Aloha :)

"5 and a half stars" per my kids! First of all the menu is huge! Breakfast all day PLUS specials up on the whiteboard, which I didn't see until too late -- things like the soup of the day. There is also desserts! Right when you walk in there's a small pie case -- I saw banana cream and cinnamon rolls; plus they have milkshakes (and will make them boozy for you). It was pretty quiet when we went in for our weekday dinner. One waitress working the front and taking care of all that role entails: hosting, taking orders, cleaning up. But service was prompt and attentive the whole time. There are booster seats and high chairs for the kids, but no crayons for entertainment so BYO. Kids enjoyed their cheeseburgers, fries and breakfast plates -- said the pancakes were almost as good as McDonalds [[eyeroll...]]. I liked my country benedict tho the sausage was a bit salty. My husband ate up all his chicken fried steak. I don't think Yelp does the dollar sign ratings anymore but this is a $$ place -- some of the larger breakfast platters were more than $20. Pretty big portions tho!

We love the classic feel of this place! The food was good and the service was exceptional. Definitely will be back.

This was one of my favorite places to go and I have been coming here a lot. Last night I stopped in with my son for a good meal and a shake but we were turned away just because they were 30 minutes away from closing. Everywhere I've gone as long as your there before they close, they always still seat and serve you. Not this place. Very disappointed. Will take my business elsewhere now.

A classic diner breakfast with good food & fast service. Fun diner decor and no wait on a Saturday morning! We'll definitely be back.

We wanted to get Roxy's on Labor Day but it was closed. We pulled into the lot anyway and immediately saw the Blue Moon Diner and figured we should try there! We were greeted by friendly staff, acknowledged, and sat in a booth within less than 2 seconds of walking in. Our server, Richie, was on point! He was quick, efficient, and down to earth - honesty, what makes a better server? He also knew several "regulars" who must come in and greeted them all like they were his good friends. We ordered burgers and shakes which were delicious! All American diner food - Yum! The banana shake is out of this world! The decor was super fun and the place was clean with lots of cool retro diner art to look at! Fun music as well! Thank goodness Roxy's was closed so we could stumble into this joint and find a new favorite place in the neighborhood! We will be back!

In town for a wedding because I feel like if I'm traveling I'm either seeing family or going to a wedding. A friend suggested this place and as a group of 5 we walked in and sat down in under 10 minutes. Amazing country Benedict. The biscuits were moist and the gravy was perfectly made. I'll probably request this the next time I come up! Enjoy!

Granted it's an adorable diner that's clean. From reading other Yelp reviews, I was hoping for a good experience. The place was not super busy when we came in. We waited for the waitress to seat us. As opposed to coming to meet us she just points us to our table. Realizing we were a little bit tight with space. She told us to move the other table together, and we complied. She handed menus out and took drink orders. Then came later, and brought the drinks out. Waited for what seemed like forever for her to take our orders. When she was done I handed her the menus and thanked her. No response. I was honestly getting some vibes of racism from the server. She was the sole one working the floor. Other customers came in and she was a little more gracious to them. Our food came much later and took a while to be served. By that time my French toast, and poached eggs were cold. Considering how long it took for all the food to come out. I did not complain. I wasn't going to let such disappointing and unacceptable behavior ruin our outing.

been meaning to try for awhile now, and pretty happy i did. keep in mind this is a locally owned place, and can get pretty busy on weekends! the staff really do try their best to cater to everyone, regardless. be patient! i opted for the thai omelette, since it seemed like something out of the ordinary from standard breakfast menus (and because i'm thai) needless to say, it was pretty great - i was a huge fan of the yellow curry sauce that came with it! i opted to add some avocado to mine. it was just a big portion, so i didn't end up finishing it and brought some home. i love that this is a small local place and still stays busy! they open until 9 PM most days, so if you dont make it for breakfast, the lunch and dinner menu seem equally as satisfying. i felt bad taking a booth table since it was just me and seeing that there was a wait, but once i changed to the counter they were super fast to accommodate the next party. customer service and the overall diner vibe really shine here. i look forward to trying other things on their menu!

This is a gem hidden away. We didn't know it was there. Stumbled upon it and now it is on the top of the list. It is down home cooking that brings back memories of family gatherings. I had the meatloaf and I almost licked the plate. The potatoes and vegetables were cooked perfectly. On our return list to try out the breakfast. 5 stars for the atmosphere as well. Very fun, and the music - we played - name that tune. Service was excellent!!

Who would have thought there would be such an adorable diner just a few blocks from where we live. It is called Blue Moon, and they did a great job of keeping in theme. The building itself is chrome and inside it has the 50's dinner vibe with blue booths and panneling. The walls were decorate with old ads and magazine covers from the 50's. The food is very traditonal diner food, with the exception of what I had, which was the curried omlete. I tend to lean towards the unique so this is what I went with. It was fine, but didn't blow me away. What i always love at dinners is there hot chocolate, with piles of whip cream. That was the shinning star of the whole experience. I saw a sign that says it offers adult milkshakes. I think this will be a must on our next return.

Blue Moon has been our local go-to breakfast joint for years, in part due to its convenient location and in part because the other offerings around Beaverton/Hillsboro are mediocre (or downright awful - thinking about a certain egregiously popular house a few miles down the road). The interior is much improved since they reupholstered the seats and revamped the menus, although that came with a price increase. Don't expect cheap food - it's fast, decent food in a cozy, retro, bustling setting. The staff is friendly, if not perpetually rushing to serve everyone. We almost always order chicken fried steak and eggs, and often the unique Thai curry omelet. Never had a real issue, although there's higher quality food east across the river...

The food, service and atmosphere were all fantastic! If you are looking for solidly good diner fare in a vintage setting with great service, this is the place. The portions were generous and everyone loved their dinner. We had a great time and plan on returning regularly!!

We found the food here to be rather mediocre. For the diner experience, you want the basics, burgers, fries, and malts to be better than what we got, especially for the amount we paid. The burgers were average; we thought our fries were greasy and limp, and malt wasn't that malty. The place itself is on theme, but it does not live up to its potential.

Didn't take any photos. But the food was great. Had Denver omelette with pancake and it was yummy. Service was exceptional. This is the best breakfast hands down.

We tried the liver and onions $30.99. This was much worse then you could imagime. This restaurant does not even deserve 1 star!!! Will never go back. Fred

Lied about having tables available when we called ahead - Once we arrived, we waited for 20 minutes without being acknowledged so we decided to leave. Bad service and dishonest staff, would not recommend

A step into the past with comfortable booths and stools at the fountain counter. Tastefully decorated and very clean. The menu has something for every palate-with breakfast, lunch and dinner choices along with daily specials. The desserts were varied and all homemade. Service was the best. Jen was very attentive and was there before we need to ask for something. The place has a very warm and welcoming vibe-I'll be returning.

Love this place. The food is great and the portions large. Service is great and the place is quiet when you're in for an easy brunch.

Fist thing I noticed was how clean this place was. Came in with a group of 3. Staff was friendly. We ordered Blue Moon Burger, Ruben Sandwich and a side of biscuits and grave with fresh fruit. The burger was the best out of the three. Ruben was decent but nothing to write home about. Biscuits and Garvey were middle of the road. Not bad but not great. The fresh fruit was really good. Daughter loved her milkshake.

This was definitely a highlight of our trip to the Oregon coast. The old diner feel was great atmosphere and our server Richie was helpful and informative about the food. The food came up quick, hot, and flavorful. Would recommend and be making a return visit again.

I am so glad that I finally tried this spot out! This restaurant has been around as long as I can remember and I had always meant to drop in. I finally gave it a go for takeout. I went super simple and ordered a burger, fries and some dessert. I was not expecting much to be honest. They really blew me away. Everything was delicious, especially the fries! The portions are great - yes, please to a huge amount of those delicious fries! The peanut butter and chocolate cake was wonderful. I held it over until the next day.