La Luna Market & Taqueria

So, went wine tasting in Napa. Stayed in Yountville. Had dinner at some fine establishments that shall remain nameless as their food was no where near as good as La Luna’s Taqueria!!! So good. Tasty. Flavorful. Filling. Just plain delicious. Had an asada torta. They didn’t hold back!

Wow. We had to scramble to have lunch between 2 wine tasting, so bailed on a restaurant reservation and headed to La Luna. What a fantastic find!!! I had the torta and tamales, really hit the spot and got us back on time!! So yummy!!!

Delicious and pricy but can’t complain . This is what Taco shops were originally like in Southern California until it went completely downhill. Glad to see up north doing it right

First off,I love their carnitas! They are really good compared to other places.Today I got the asada nachos also I decided to update the current prices on the menu.The last two pictures are for people who can’t see the first picture clearly. :) Hope it helps!

This is a wonderful market and taqueria that sells the BEST Mexican food I've ever had! We were staying in Napa for 2 nights and we ate here twice because it was so good. We had the carne asada tacos, chicken quesadilla, pork tamales, homemade chips, rojo salsa, and green chile salsa. You can take your food to go or eat outside at one of the picnic tables. The market sells essentials and a wide variety of beverages and snacks. I highly recommend this place!

One of the best burritos we ever had (and we have been to Mexico many times) - very authentic food as well as Mexican groceries you can shop - go support such amazing local shops!

Their homemade tortillas and salsa are awesome and very delicious! I always get some for the weekend to take home and enjoy! The tacos are great and their burritos and La Luna lunch are generously portioned! In a pinch for a quick lunch, try getting their rotisserie chicken or tamales which are readily available in the hot self-serve warmer. A bit pricey compared to other taquerias in the immediate area, but very delicious food and excellent customer service!

The definition of authentic! An affordable gem to stop by for lunch during a busy day of wine tastings. Nachos were to die for! Big portions and incredible taste. You won’t be sorry that you stopped here.

Absolute awesome food, staff and location. If u love back of bodega Taco shop, this is one of the best!

Ordered a steak torta and it was loaded with oil. Oil was seeping thru the aluminum wrap and bag. As if they poured the oil from The skillet onto the bread. I took a bite and my whole mouth was coated with oil. Immediately Tossed it in the garbage. Went without having lunch. I'm done with this restaurant, it's the second time they failed. Not returning.

Ohhhh, La Luna. I've been here more times than I can count. Yet, I've only reviewed it ONCE?! How can that be? I was previously employed by a neighboring business next door and this was the GO-TO lunch spot for me and my colleagues. They're great about getting a large food order together if you call to give them a heads up. Their service is always a balance between efficiency and attentiveness, which I appreciate from a taqueria. This isn't a sit-down restaurant per se (even though seating IS available outside). This is more of a "grab and go back to your wine tasting journey" sort of spot. If you know, you know. After all, what better food can you think of satisfying your craving for carbs after you've been indulging in the valleys nectar of the gods? They have burritos, tacos, torta's, nachos, and quesadillas to choose from. These aren't your kids menu quesadillas either. It easily fills you up and leaves you satisfied. The burritos are LARGE and exactly what you need for a mid-day pit stop. These are two hand burritos so, come hungry. If you still somehow have room for desert, Little Maya's bakery offers an assortment of Pan Dolce to choose from. Plus, La Luna offers a ton of drink and snack options in their grocery store. This is a great one stop shop. Thank me later. (Note: photo of wife with burrito for reference)

One word, legit. Look no further for authentic Mex. We're visiting from San Diego and let me tell you, this is the real deal. Great carne and the salsa is Spicey and delish plus the homemade chips. ( Get outta here ) It's a market, so be fine w sitting g outside on a bench but visit this place or you'll have serious FOMO

Stumbled upon this place looking for a quick lunch stop. So good. We got the lunch plate and it was plenty for the two of us. If I were a local, I would eat here all the time.

One of my usual haunts when in wine country. I've been here more times than I can remember and have tried several things: carne asada tacos/burritos, carnitas tacos/burritos, chicken tamales, cheese tamales, nachos..... thus far, I've yet to be disappointed with anything. The tamales can sometimes be a bit on the dry side but throw on some fresh salsa over them & problem solved. Food is very reasonably priced, which is saying a lot considering where it's located. Can't go wrong ever eating here!

I was not expecting to have such amazing Mexican food in Napa! Wow this place is bomb. Definitely recommend for authentic, delicious Mexican food. This place is in the back of a grocery store, where you order at the counter. Food was ready pretty quickly. They have seating outside. - Super burrito (5/5): OMG so yummy. One of the best burritos I've had, ever. The al pastor was perfectly seasoned, tender, so delicious. And omg everything you could ever want in a burrito was in there. The rice, beans, guacamole, sour cream, everything delicious. And the tortilla tasted homemade and almost doughy. Definitely must try! - Chorizo quesadilla (4/5): this was also scrumptious, just a bit greasy. But what do you expect from meat and cheese lol. It was very yummy. - Tortilla chips (5/5): They tasted super fresh, just made. Slightly greasy but not too much. The salsa verde was so flavorful and not too spicy. Wow this place is amazing. Get the super burrito forsure

Its pretty solid Mexican taqueria, coming from the reviews I was very excited to try it. But the Lengua tacos didn't wow me. I did a seasoned chicken burrito too and it was enjoyable but didn't wow me either. Service was friendly and prompt. It also has some nice outdoor seating.

Great food, literally best taqueria burrito in The valley but now it's $18.... Otherwise this place would be 5 stars... don't trust the yelp menu picks

We initially planned to go to a nearby restaurant. But their wait time was too long for a drop-in without reservations. Stopping by here was perfect because there was pretty much no wait at all! As you know, I do not have that virtue of being patient! I'm still working on it! There was also plenty of street parking across the street! (Note: I didn't actually check the signs to see if I could park there but I think it is probably ok. But just letting ya know so you don't get mad at me if your car gets towed or ticketed. ^___^) We walk into this little market which is reminiscent of a gas station market but without the gas. There are a lot of different snacks you can buy. Oh and guess what?! You can even buy a mop here if you wanted! The prepared food section is in the back of the market where they have a pretty large selection. We decided on the Super Nachos and the Luna lunch. Nachos are one of my fav items to order. We pretty much order that anytime we see it. I wonder why I like to order nachos so much. I would have to say that perhaps it is because it is easy to share when you have at least two people. We decided on the Luna lunch because, hey, if it's named after their market, then it's got to be good right? Our order arrived in two to-go boxes. We stepped out and, conveniently, they have some picnic tables outside where you can sit down, relax and prepare (Such as, rubbing your hands together with a grin on your face) to chomp down the food like your 80's video game friend that looks like a pie chart. Initially, it seemed like a lot of food because the two boxes felt heavy as bricks. Of course, it tasted much better than an actual brick (But do let me know if you ever find an actual brick that tastes better than this and I will race over there to try that). The ingredients for both meals were pretty much the same. The nachos contained jalapenos (Don't worry it's not so spicy that you'll become a dragon), guac, sour cream, salsa, chicken (Note: You get to choose the meat), bean sauce, and mozzarella cheese (At least that's what I think it was). I will also definitely have to note here that this will be a cheese lover's nachos. The luna lunch contained similar ingredients. There was some veggies, guac, bean sauce, salsa, mexican rice, Al pastor (Again, you get to choose), and flour tortilla (Which we actually forgot to eat so can't tell you how that was). Surprisingly, we actually finished all the food (Again with the exception of the flour tortilla). Everything was tasty but messy (I guess after all these years, I still don't have good hand-eye coordination). While we were eating, we noticed this nearby family had a much better idea than us! They bought a bag of chips and some fresh salsa to enjoy along with their lunch. Next time, our strategy will be to buy a bag of chips, salsa and one entrée to share. For example, we ended up dipping some of our chips nachos into the luna lunch anyway. We will likely be back again at some point in the future. Don't know when, but until then, happy eating!

This place has pretty solid food! The lunch plate is VERY hearty and has a lot of good food options. The lunch plate came with al pastor, rice and beans and a side of tortillas. Everything was so fresh and delicious. I loved everything about it. So so good! I got the quesadilla and this came with a great amount of carne asada and cheese. The meat was juicy and flavorful. :) I loved it all! This place hits the spot--especially after some hunger after wine tasting.

Highly rated on yelp but I was disappointed with the lengua ( beef tongue) super burrito as I was expecting a "wow" instead of "it's just okay." Yes... this popular is a fav among the local vineyard and town folks as I witnessed during my take out waiting for my burrito but I've had better. At least I came here and checked out this place. Would I come back? Perhaps just to give it another try if I am in the area again.

Orale Yelp carnal, the first bite and I thought I was in Taco heaven!!My first thought was - this place is so far away from me?! When will I see these tacos again?? The Super Tacos were bursting with flavor. You get sour cream, cheese and guacamole and that's what makes them Super. They're also supersized, so two would fill you up between wine tastings. The steak tasted very good (without gristle) and I was really impressed with the carnitas - the pork was so so flavorful. Finally, the lengua was very soft and had its own distinct beef tongue flavor. The guac, cream and cheese really added to each and every bite. There's a parking lot in the back which has a nice view of a vineyard (you can eat back there if you wish) and picnic tables up front. This taco spot is located in a market so you can pick up chips, lotto tickets, beer, beef jerky and other key essentials.

The tacos are amazing. We stumbled upon this place and as we talked to people at the wineries, found the locals love this place. Wonderful flavor. Should be visited after wine tasting as the amazing flavor made our wine tasting a little more challenging to discern the notes!

Great spot for some tacos and tamales. It's like a convenient store. They also have a great parking lot around back. I don't know why but I always want to eat Mexican food before a wine tasting day. My go to place in the Napa area. Would highly recommend. You can enjoy the food outside their shop. They have picnic tables for guests to enjoy. Most of the local farmers and workers come for a quick bit to eat.

Delicious tacos, perfect for a quick stop on the wine tasting trail. Eat in your car or the tables out back!

Food was reasonably priced and so delicious!! I had a chicken quesadilla and they make it like a burrito! So much cheese and chicken!!

Good spot for a quick Mexican meal if you're in the area. We got the super burrito with pollo and it was a huge. Easily fed two people. It gets a little busy around lunch time and we had to wait 5-7 minutes to get our order in, but after that it was ready in like two minutes. They have picnic tables outside too if you don't want to wait to chow down. Would definitely come back if we're ever in the area again.

I miss those days when you could go to Elizabeth Spencer for a tasting then saunter a few blocks to La Luna for for some of their delicious Mexican cookery. Wow, seems like a lifetime ago I was sinking my teeth into some of there best carne asada in Napa Valley. Speaking of which, pretty much anything carne asada is great! Tacos, quesadillas and of course the mention burritos. Im more of a purist and despise rice and beans inside of a burrito. Where I come from there should only be meat, cilantro, onion and maybe guacamole. Let the meat shine through! So when I order a burrito I ask for the rice and beans on the side. Now if you're not into meat, just a plain cheese quesadilla really hits the spot. Especially doused in one of their house salsas or fresh pico de gallo. There are picnic tables in front, on the side and in the back of the market. The back in my opinion has the best views of the adjacent vineyard. Seriously, there's nothing like snacking on a taco while overlooking grapevines as far as the eye can see. Ah Napa, gotta love you.

My friends and I were wine tasting in the Napa region and needed a quick meal between tastings. We stopped by La Luna and picked up some burritos and they perfectly hit the spot. Highly recommend stopping by for a protein rich pick me up between multiple wine tastings. You will never want to eat a fast food chain burrito after you've stopped by this local spot.

Big hats off to La Luna Market for being compliant with preventative measures and inputting the COVID practices to keep everyone safe. There was a man that walked into the market, and the two staff members at the cash register immediately asked him to put on a mask. The staff also wipe down the credit card machine and counter after each customer. They also provide sanitizing wipes! I felt safe and definitely appreciate their protocols. Hooray! Food: I ordered several tacos which were delightfully mounded with so much meat. I was a bit disappointed with the flavors of the meat and salsa on the tacos. I ordered different tacos to taste the variety: chicken, carne asada, beef tongue, and al pastor. All tacos had the same red salsa. Some reviewers mentioned that the salsa is really spicy, but for the level of spice I can handle, I would consider this mild. The salsa also had a really strange, unappetizing flavor to it. I could not pinpoint it exactly, but it is not a typical taco sauce and it unfortunately threw out my appetite. Market: They have a great selection of items for Mexican and American staple groceries. They have it all, from candles to spices. There is also a big selection of beverages. I chose the Mexican brand coconut juice, which was really disappointing as well as it also had a funky flavor that is not typical to other coconut juices (i.e. the Thai brands). The market itself was busy with a steady stream of people picking up their lunch orders. It seemed like a popular spot. I may have ordered the wrong items. But I figured tacos are a good basic to start on to try different meats, rather than getting a burrito or and entree. I may try other items if I do stumble upon the area again.

Located in the back of a convenience store, la Luna was the perfect place for a quick bit in between vineyards! Their burrito was really good and hit the spot. They don't have seating inside but the outside table and benches are covered.

Wow!!! Amazing food. Great grab and go. Had the Luna platter. Plenty of food for 2 and then a nap

Inexpensively delicious!! The portion is great too!! I had the cabesa quesadilla it was yummy

I'm gonna be honest, I have a bit of Mexican heritage, most of my mothers side was all Mexican Indian I think... Normaly, I don't really like Mexican food very much, and I don't know much about Mexican cooking, BUT I took one bite of this quesadilla, and I was hooked! (And since I don't know much about Mexican cuisine, i wasn't sure if I was eating it right) Sadly I didn't go inside the restaurant though.

Taco, Taco, Taco! Between these the Helada ice lollies and the lovely staff, this is my favorite place to drop in and grab a quick bite and maybe a cheeky Mexican comic book to brush up on mi español cambiable

Awesome little spot. A hidden gem, must try! I had the super taco, and tostada. Absolutely delicious

Great authentic food at an extremely reasonable price. Extremely clean and friendly and authentic.

Great Mexican gourmet and everyday household items. The tacos are amazing and so are the staff that works there.

What's a good way of soaking up up wine, beer, and booze in general? Tacos. How do you know you're getting good tacos? When the bulk of people waiting in line for said tacos are farm workers. Without going into a huge political TED talk, I'm going to say these incredibly hard working individuals, the very bloodline of American agriculture will know their tacos. You know why. -ahem- But really, this place is basically a mini mercado, and like all good mercados, they have a place attached to get your grub on. Beyond the shelves lined with imported goods, is a meat counter selling delicious and hearty tacos. These bad boys were big. My husband and I ordered four to share: chorizo, al pastor, carne asada, and carnitas. We also grabbed a small thing of salsa and some of their homemade chips (sold separately). With some dried chamoy and chile mango and a huge glass bottle of Mexican coke, we had a complete and wonderful meal. There really wasn't any seating inside, but in the back they had picnic tables. Since it has recently rained, we opted to stand and eat. Back to them big ol tacos. Of course, it's the meat they sell and they ought to be damn proud of it. Chorizo wasn't too greasy, the carne asada was tender, the carnitas was flavorful and perfectly crisp, and the al pastor was drool worthy. All topped with the usual onion, cilantro, and salsa. If you're in Nape sampling some delicious Napa wines, get yourself these tacos!

Great tacos right in Rutherford. This is the place to stop for a quick snack or meal after a day of tasting.

So yummy! I really enjoyed the burrito here- super fulfilling, so sharing between two stomachs is perfect in my opinion.

Excellent food!! Carnitas and the Al pastor are sooo good. Amazing salsa selection. I always love the carrot habanero and the green are out of this world. Tacos, Fortas, burritos and omg the chicharron!!!!! Eat here now!!!!!

Great little Mexican market with a hot section. Grabbed a burrito to go. Had an amazing view to look over!

I happen to find this place while I'm on the way back home from St Helena. I just want to have something to eat while driving back home. I ordered a Carne Asada Super Burrito and I'll tell you, it is how a Super Burrito supposed to be! Let me remind you to call in first for your order because they're pretty busy.

Ohmygodddddd. My lifes mission of finding the BEST burrito has been completed at La Luna Market & Taqueria. I was having serious food cravings while we were having tastings at Robert Mondavi and I couldn't decide if I wanted to get burgers or if I wanted to get Mexican food but I am so SO glad my love for burritos won because I would have never found my ultimate favorite burrito. La Luna is located about a mile away from Robert Mondavi and we came by around 3pm on a Sunday to get a quick bite to eat. Once we ordered our food in the back, we waited about 10 minutes to arrive and then we paid in the front. I ordered a cabeza burrito and he ordered a milanesa torta. WARNING: THE CABEZA BURRITO IS GOING TO HAUNT YOUR DREAMS. It's like my version of chasing the dragon. But this girl doesn't do drugs so I chase burrito dragons instead. The cabeza is seasoned PERFECTLY (like you don't need extra salsa or other seasonings to put on it), amazingly juicy, the rice and beans are wonderful, and the tortilla is perfectly chewy. I've had good burritos before in SoCal and SD and my best taco place is in TJ but this burrito from La Luna is going to stay with me FOREVER. Is this worth the 1.5 hour drive? YES. Do I have time for it? Unfortunately, no. BUT, now that I have wine shipments to pick up, I might as well drop by here eVeRy. SiNglE. tImE. I'm in Napa. I miss my burrito :(

Extremely good food, and a place worth eating at as long as you don't care much about the ambiance of a grocery store. All options can be made vegetarian by leaving out the meat. Surprisingly, nothing feels missing when does this way! Will definitely be stopping by next time before some wine tasting in Napa.

Great little Mexican spot that boasts groceries as well as killer tacos and burritos. I know that their Super Tacos/Burritos are the specials here, however im not the biggest fan on guacamole or sour cream (i know a travesty). So i ordered the chicken tacos. They were lovely and spicy but not Thai spicy (you know when they say be careful ordering "hot" at Thai places?) just the right amount of spice is what im saying i guess. Loved coming here before going wine tasting at Etude Winery.

My family and I stopped here for a quick lunch before wine tasting in St. Helena. At first glance, it's a standard deli with a prepared Mexican food counter in the back and some picnic tables outside. However, all of the food they make is freshly prepared to order, and put together wonderfully. I ordered the carnitas quesadilla, and while it took a good 10 minute wait during the weekday lunch rush, the carnitas itself was just fantastic. The pork had a nice crispy sear outside, and was succulent inside. The guacamole portion was generous, and everything was a great value. They also have snacks and Mexican coke if you need to grab something to go. I highly recommend La Luna to get a solid base in your stomach before you hit the wineries.

Hidden gem. Not ritzy, not glitzy, just great Mexican food, deli style, very cost-effective and tasty. Can't beat this place for a great lunch. Has picnic tables on their front porch, super casual. Also carries a wide selection of Mexican grocery items, and an eclectic mix of cooking gear so you can make your own at home. Good place to get away from the bustle of the high-end valley...

Tired of cheese, crackers, and charcuterie on your Napa Valley trip? Then you need to get over to La Luna Market + Taqueria! Having spent most the afternoon wine tasting and borderline hangry because the bread sticks didn't hit the spot, I knew I needed sustenance. Hopped on the Yelp App, and I saw a taqueria on the map on the way to our next winery. Gave them a call, and they had our food ready in less than 15 minutes. Our group went for the lengua tacos, steak burrito, and two quesadillas (steak and chicken). The lengua tacos were alright, and the burrito wasn't out of this world but served it's purpose. Adding the red salsa to each bite was much needed. The highlight of the meal was the quesadilla. Grilled, toasty, and oozing with cheese, this was hands down the best thing we ate. Both the chicken and steak were cooked well. It was the perfect snack before we headed to the next winery, so good, we needed another one for the road. If you are looking for an inexpensive meal to tide you over til your next winery, add this to your list of places to stop!

Breakfast here was amazing! We got the breakfast burrito and the breakfast quesadilla both with chorizo! AMAZING!!!! The serving size was HUGE but perfect if you have a long day of wine tasting!

Unassuming ambiance. A Mexican takeout counter tucked in the back of small market. Feels out of place in grandoise, pretentious Napa. Do not judge a book by its cover! Mexican food in here is legit! Tip: order the super sized portion and split the meal with a friend. Portions are tremendous! Overloaded with guac! Overloaded with sour cream! Super Quesadilla was maaaaassssssiiiivvvvveeeee! Sounds like quantity, but you prefer quality over quantity?! Holy crap! The food tastes sooo goooood! I don't like to make repeat visits when travelling but here is another exception. Next time in Napa, will definitely stop here for a Super Quesadilla!

Excellent al pastor super tacos. Gluten free on a big corn tortilla. The pastor was crispy, a perfect contrast to the other fillings. I live in LA and this was one of the best tacos I've had in recent memory. Spicy, crunchy, creamy, fresh. Go here!

Excellent burritos found this from the good Yelp reviews. Service was friendly, food was generous portions. The order taker said would take 25 minutes and thankfully the under promised and over delivered as my friend and I were hungry after a mountain bike ride.

Not bad!! I feel like I liked this place more because I was starving at the time lol. Came here recently after chauffeuring my gf and our friend around Napa on one of our wine tastings days. Plenty of parking. When you walk in you have to go to the back to order your food. After you get your food you take it to the front register to pay. Interesting lol. In any case, I got a Super Carne Asada Super Burrito. It wasn't bad but I'm always eating burritos. To me it tasted like the equivalent of going to Baldos in Vallejo. Sure, they are open like 24 hours with a drive through in case I have drunchies. Sure they are a taqueria. But am I am gonna go there on the regular? Probably not. The burrito was pretty hefty but the flavor wasn't anything I haven't tasted before. But I don't blame them. If anyone I blame Taqueria Santa Rosa. They ruined me. RUINED me with that Macho Burrito. Ugh...now I am thinking about that whole experience again... Oops! Snap outta Anthony! You got a review to finish. My bad, my bad! The girls liked it but they were also tipsy and just as hungry as me lol. I will say that they have lots of salsas to choose from in there. Maybe we chose the wrong one? The burrito was just missing something. Not sure exactly what it was. Anywho this place will definitely satisfy cravings after a day of wine tasting. But will you come here on the regular? That I don't know.

Amazing food! A hidden gem while visiting wine country. Tons of options and premade dips, salsas and chips to take home! Fabulous.

$10 for a child's plain cheese quesadilla (no salsa, no meat, no veggies) that was too greasy to eat. NOPE!!

At one of our tastings our host recommended their carnitas burrito - as luck would have it we are staying right across the street! Heading back for another to take on our flight home later today :)