Amy G.
Yelp
I'm updating you on two pieces of news for spring 2021.
1. You can see smiling faces and breathe easy here, if you know what I mean...
2. A new business has moved into their food truck. (It used to be called Triple Wide, and the old sign is still up.) I'm mad at myself for not getting photos of the menu or food, and not even remembering the name of the new business. What I remember is that they have really good melts and grilled cheese sandwiches. I got the grilled cheese, which is one of my favorite foods, but my appetite was off, and I filled up too fast, and couldn't finish the whole thing. The texture of the sourdough bread was just perfect, medium-lightly toasted, and the flavors were as expected. It was $7. I also got a side of potato salad which was of the mustard, pickle, and pimento variety. It looks like a small serving, but I guess it's fair for $1.50. I wouldn't have wanted a bigger serving after all. Their most popular sandwich is a brisket melt, with brisket, cheese, peppers and onions on sourdough for $9 or $10. At least 3 of my friends got it and liked it. Other items I remember seeing on the menu were tacos, wraps, chili dogs, chips, and maybe even nachos? It's interesting to note that their sign mentions that they employ deaf staff, and ask you to point at the menu to order, but the girl who took my order must have been one of their non-deaf staff members, and willingly took my request to customize the cheese to just colby jack instead of the advertised colby jack and American cheese combination. (No fake processed cheese product, please!)
Other than that, I give Moontower 4 stars because it's got a commercialized-hipster vibe, and can just get too crowded. There's this bench with car doors stuck on the side that annoyed me more than it should. Do they really think that's clever or something? Do they think it's going to impress us? It's not like they even built the bench around a car seat. They just stuck on old car doors. I went on a Tuesday night, when it wasn't too crowded, but it often gets overwhelming. Our group had to move away from the patio to get away from the loud music, in order to talk. Parking can be a challenge to find.
They've got volleyball courts, but I don't know if they sponsor a league, allow leagues to play there in hopes of generating business, or if they ever have the courts open for casual play.