I go to the Moonlight Cafe quite often. I like the fact that they are open from 8 to 8 every day, and offer great meals at a reasonable price. The staff is exceptionally friendly!

The location of this place is very convenient, super great food and the staff are really friendly! Overall great restaurant to check out locally.

Hey guys, Great new vibe at Moonlight Cafe, small additions of a small library of architectural, art, and travel books, wine storage, and calming pictorial video really lends an atmosphere of intellect and bonhomie. Being asked to make myself comfortable when dining in was a wonderful touch! Good food and prices, plus nice to have the later hours. Thanks!

I was in the area in the early morning and finding this café was a pleasant surprise. It kind of reminds me of a crêpe vine style Cafés. I had some of their delicious coffee, but unfortunately no one came by to refill it, and I had their breakfast in a pita. The pita was perfectly warm and it tasted real good. The presentation was a little bland though. I don't know, maybe some fruit, hash browns or brighter plate would help. Luckily got there earlier enough, and there was only one other person at a table. I wouldn't try all the way from Millbrae to have breakfast here, but if I am in the area, I would definitely hit it up again.

Stopped by Moonlight Cafe on a whim, where the world of great restaurants' on Cortland, is everyone's oyster. The joint was nearly full with luncheners (is that really a word?). The man (owner?) at the counter taking orders and collecting $$$, was nice and welcoming, not in an artificial scripted way, but in a genuine way that acknowledges Moonlight Cafe's place in the Bernal neighborhood. As we ate I'd hear him great customers by their first name, with a spark of enthusiasm made people feel welcome. The food was good. The Blue Burger had an ample dose of the 'house made' blue cheese concoction and was properly prepared. The Philly Steak sandwich with grilled onions & bell peppers but not as prescribed. While the Philly Steak sandwich had beef and the requisite cheese / onions / bell peppers it was astray from the 'steak', the beef seemed like slices of a roast. In spite of the substitution of the cut of beef - it WAS TASTY!

Walked in and was greeted by a friendly employee. Many of the other customers seemed like locals and everyone was treat very well! Food was very good, especially the potatoes! Overall great experience!

Busy breakfast/lunch cafe spot with lots of foot traffic for good reason. Affordable, well-portioned meals with a variety of options to fit your many cravings. The kitchen staff is quick and the man taking our orders (perhaps the owner) was polite, efficient and animated. He definitely made us feel right at home and like regulars. First time in, won't be the last!

Great neighborhood spot! The menu has a wide variety of choices bound to please any palate. The breakfast burrito was spot on, but the highlight was their French toast, which was simple, but made to perfection. Make sure to get their fresh squeezed OJ (this made breakfast complete for me!)

Good food and friendly service, but the prices are a bit steep. There was a bit of a line when ordering, but I was only just able to decide what to get by the time I got to the front of the line. The guy who took my order was super nice and even did me a favor exchanging my change, but another guy who was bringing food out to everyone was not wearing his mask over his nose and mouth. Luckily I managed to snag an outdoor table so we only had to interact with him in close quarters outside. Still nice people though. The freshly squeezed orange juice ($6.50) was definitely a highlight. Many places claim to be freshly squeezed, but this one actually tasted like it! I also got the BLT with avocado and egg on sourdough (about $16 after add-ons), which I didn't find explicitly offered on the menu but is the top picture on Yelp. I was pleasantly surprised how much bacon they included in the sandwich, as the crispy strips were falling out of my sandwich. Seemed like big portions, but somehow I still ended up being hungry before the next meal (but maybe this says more about me than them!). My husband also got the combo crepe ($12), which includes nutella, strawberries, and bananas. It seemed like a better deal than the nutella crepe or banana crepe ($10.25). The crepe was not exceptionally large, and my husband was about to lick the plate. (He decided to just slowly but methodically scrape off all the remnants off the plate with his knife instead.)