Welcome to Red Luna Seasons were excited to have you join us and try our food. Were new to the Mahtomedi area and would love to make this your go to spot for Authentic Mexican Food. We are sister locations to Casa Lupita WBL and Red Luna Taco Factory in White Bear Township. Were excited to bring our Menu to this side of the cities and we hope you enjoy them as much as we do!
Address and Contact Information
Address: 114 Mahtomedi Ave, St Paul, MN 55115
Phone: (651) 350-7819
Website: https://redlunaseasons.com/
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Red Luna Seasons Restaurant | Mahtomedi, MN
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Red Luna Seasons, 114 Mahtomedi Ave, St Paul, MN 55115, US
Reviews
Red Luna in White Bear Lake isn’t just another Mexican restaurant it’s on a whole other planet. I’ve had a lot of great Mexican food over the years, but nothing even comes close to this. The flavors, freshness, and quality are out of this world literally a planet like no other called Red Luna. Every bite was perfect, and the atmosphere matched the food warm, fun, and full of energy. Easily the best Mexican food I’ve ever had.
Red Luna Seasons is great for sitdown Mexican/Ecuadorian dining and loads of Margarita options. (On the rocks only, no frozen/blended margaritas.) All beer is bottled or canned and served with a perfectly chilled, frosty mug.
The chips and salsa were, unfortunately, meh. The chips were blah and slightly stale. The salsas were plain – either no heat or lots of heat, but lacking notable spice or herb flavors. (Please fix.)
Almost our whole table ordered the Queso Birria Taco Plate – a variation of street tacos with deep fried cheese-covered hard taco shells, birria shredded beef, cilantro, onions, and consummé, an au jus-style sauce for dipping. My husband (practically a Master Chef) tried a sample and audibly said, “WOWWWW.” (That’s a huge testimony. I definitely want to try that next time!)
My hubby got the chicken chimichanga, which was giant sized — like a Chipotle burrito. The beans came inside the chimi, which he wasn’t expecting. It had a lot of the traditional chimichanga “gravy” sauce; my hubby wasn’t a fan and would have preferred more white queso instead. He said it was good, but not great. (His tastebuds were clearly tainted by trying the Birria Tacos. LOL.)
I got the “Puffy Tacos” with carne asada and black beans. The deep-fried tortilla shells were thick and delicious, similar to Taco Bell’s chalupa shells, but notably smaller. The toppings were way better than Taco Bell, though! Because the shells were so small, I wasn’t able to fold them for eating, which was a disappointment. Only 2 puffy tacos were actually a small meal; they were delicious, though!
The venue is not very large, but there are a variety of table sizes that can be adjusted as needed. We went 7pm on a Friday, and sufficient seating was available for our group of 6. (As more people learn about their Birria Tacos, I don’t expect that to last!) The chairs and booths have acceptable cushioning if you have back issues like me.
Dining for 2 was about $40 with drinks — totally reasonable. I look forward to checking out more menu options on our next visit.