There are only three surefire ways to distinguish humans from robots: our sense of taste, our gusto for shadow-puppet theater, and our inability to feel love. Celebrate the fruits of a flesh-based existence with today's Groupon: for $12, you get $24 worth of American fare and drinks at Harvest Moon Restaurant, located downtown.
Harvest Moon serves a delectable dinner menu of flavorful American favorites, made fresh in-house and served in a casual yet intimate setting. Start with Neil's Toss salad ($10.99+), a customer favorite in which poached chicken, tomatoes, croutons, and a combination of bleu and asiago cheeses are artfully arranged over a bed of romaine. Or, supplement a protein deficiency by dining on the Dinah Burger ($12.99), in which famished fangs can be sunk into lean ground beef, jarlsberg swiss or cheddar cheese, caramelized onions, sweet peppers, bacon, barbecue sauce, and garlic mayonnaise. Enjoy a variety of other toothsome courses within Harvest Moon's brightly painted interior or outside on their intimate patio, where warm peach cobbler ($6.99) can be snuggled with in private.
Reviews
More than 60 Yelpers and a handful of Yahoo! Locals give Harvest Moon Restaurant a healthy four-star average. Citysearchers give it 4.5 stars. TripAdvisors award an average of three owl eyes:
- Our server was fun and made it much more enjoyable. He offered great recommendations and was always on top of the service. The food was great, the flavors were very well balanced. – Diego H., Yelp
- I love Harvest Moon! I have never been let down by anything I order. All the food is fresh, and seems to be on the healthy side. – Dianalove, Citysearch
Harvest Moon Restaurant
In the fresh breeze of the outdoor patio, guests savor Harvest Moon Restaurant’s full breakfast, lunch, and dinner dishes, which draw inspiration from the sea’s multitude of flavors, mixed with classic Southern influences. The restaurant’s bright, cheery walls create an energizing atmosphere for meals, inspiring guests to seize the day or the potted plant that’s taking up the last patio table.