The first time I ever went to the Paper Moon Diner the first thought in my head was, "What on earth???" It is decorated in the most interesting way. Bicycles and manaquins hang from the ceiling, a collection of "junk" and antiques are on the walls. It's almost like you are walking through a random art store...or a basement of a pack rat. It's definitely an interesting choice of decoration.
This place has your typical diner food, in addition to a few not so typical choices on their menu. The food is good and makes it worth coming back.
Here you can see a wide range of people eating here--business people in their suits and dresses, high school kids hanging out, people coming alone to eat to get some piece and casual diners who are in the mood for something different.
Parking can be tough and when it's REALLY BUSY service can be a little slow, but nothing so bad that it discourages you from wanting to come back.
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