Luma - Toronto

Great modern setting, with menu to match. My only quibble was that it got quite noisy. The clientel was young and out for a good time. Interesting choice range and good quality food.

The purpose of mine and my wife's visit was to celebrate our engagement. Food and ambience was really awesome. We both are fond of seafood. So this place was perfect.

Great food, venue and atmosphere. Serve good most f the time. Wait staff does not always keep an eye for requests.

Had a team of about 15 of us for dinner. Enjoyed their private room for dinner. Great friendly service, a little slow sometimes for drinks as it backed up behind what else was going on in the bar We also had two folks that asked for something from the normal menu not the set menu that had been chosen. This needed manager approval?? Odd. Starter (beet Salad) and main (flat iron steak) were great. panacotta here was very different to what I know of this. All in all. Enjoyed it. Would go back.

I've been going to Luma the last couple of years and watched it deteriorate. The magic hour menu prices went up and the selection is mediocre unless you want sugary sweet cocktails. I miss the wasabi martini!!! We ordered truffle fries and root veg chips with french onion dip - neither were fresh and the root veg was a bag of stale potato chips. Even the dip seemed old. Not what I'd expect from a B&O restaurant. The bartenders don't seem interested. Janelle was the only one there who seemed on the ball and she's gone. The energy just isn't here any longer and you can tell the number of guests is way down. It's a great spot for a drink with magic hour or before or after a film at the TIFF theatre however they need to make changes. The experience isn't worth any more than the magic hour menu.