The future of Luna Park Cafe, a fixture in the West Seattle dining scene is uncertain, as owner John Bennett has listed the restaurant for sale.  Owner John Bennett is retiring.

The price? $250,000.
It has been serving West Seattle for 35 years ever since Bennett purchased the former Pat and Ron's tavern and remodeled it as a classic American diner full of memorabilia virtually everywhere inside. The cafe became famous for its milkshakes, speedy service kitschy decor and good food. Bennett owned Jukebox City and collected jukeboxes and a wide variety of items from metal lunchboxes, to signs, posters, games from the 50's and more.

The listing reads:

 

"Attention Entrepreneurs and nostalgia enthusiasts !!! After 35 years of operating Luna Park Cafe, owner John Bennett is retiring marking the end of an era. Luna Park Cafe, an Iconic West Seattle tradition is for sale for the first time in its 35 year history. Luna Park Cafe has been the go-to spot for American classics, including the famous hand crafted milkshakes (Best Milkshakes in Seattle). It's a beloved fixtue in the community, where memories have been made for decades. Sieze this opportunity to own this cherished establishment and continue the legacy. Imagine the satisfaction of serving classic burgers, onion rings and milkshakes to a loyal customer base. Where history and opportunity collide. Your next adventure awaits."