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    Luma

    3.6 (248 reviews)
    Closed 4:00 pm - 10:30 PM

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    a glass of liquid with a lemon slice in it
    Carlo F.

    The cocktails here are delicious and well made. The Pretty in Pink and Rosemary Holiday had a nice sweetness to it, while the Entertaining Thyme and the Raider of the Lost Grapefruit had a balanced bitterness to it. The food was ok and not very memorable. The Atlantic Cod was lacking flavour, however, their apps were quite nice, especially the tartare and the focaccia. Aside from the hostess, service was a bit lacking. Half of our table were offered coat check upon arrival, while the others weren't provided that option. We had to flag our waiter down on numerous occasions to order rounds of drinks. Tuesday wasn't particularly busy for dinner, and the var was doing last call at just before 10pm from what I can recall.

    Apple + blueberry crumble, chocolate budino
    Holly K.

    Happy to have decided to give this place a try during Winterlicious. It was originally my friend that chose to come here, though I wasn't expecting much due to the reviews I've seen.. but I ended up being pleasantly surprised. We made reservations through Open Table for a Thursday at 6. First of all, I love the environment of the restaurant. It's a nice spacious place with modern lighting and a nice view of king street. I also really enjoyed that they let us order the happy hour special drinks though we were sitting in the dining area. I also liked how they have some diverse menu offerings because I like to be able to try unique food I might not normally try out. For appetizer, I got the clam chowder. You can never go wrong with clam chowder. For main I ordered the chili and garlic squid stir fry. Overall, it was tasty and it came with a generous portion of squid. The only downside was that the sauce was a tad too salty for my liking, and got a bit too overpowering after a while. To end off, I got the Apple + blueberry crumble. This was good, and everything you'd probably expect... but nothing special. I tried my friend's chocolate budino which was a pudding with a strong kick of spice. Both of us thought the kick was pretty strong, but I appreciated how it was a different take on pudding. My take on the food was that it was good. Not quite mind blowing but still enjoyable. The service was great. I was a bit worried because a lot of reviews I've read have said that the service can be really slow.. but this isn't what we experienced. Our server was very attentive and came around a lot to follow up on our food- very personable! I enjoyed our experience here and would come back. I like how their happy hour conveniently runs after work hours and their food is decent.

    Xavier W.

    The ambiance is great there! On the second floor of a nice building. Very casual. The manager, who was also the host tonight, sat me and got me my water. I also think he was behind the bar. I didn't eat, but the food looked great! Only bar bites. Not a big menu. The bartender tonight was pretty new, but so nice and personable! I didn't love the Me, You and Your Friend Jerry (spiced Rum) but the drink was very fresh and well made! Can't beat the price on the "Magic Hour" from 8-9pm! Will for sure be back!

    High Park Manhattan $6 during magic hour
    Carmen C.

    This is my third time here for Magic Hour and the price is so affordable you should give it a try. From 4-9pm daily at the bar, you can get feature martinis, manhattans + grolsch for $6. Free wifi, comfy seats and great crowd. They also have buck a shuck special when you order a bottle of wine. Great place to chill before dinner time!

    Jayson Z.

    Came for a team lunch for winterlicious and overall while I did enjoy the meal, it didn't blow my mind. From the winterlicious menu, I got the salmon rillets, braised beef ssam, and poached pear. Overall, while the beef ssam was ridiculously tender, the flavor and texture profile were both not the most exciting. I started with the salmon rillets, and while the salmon paste was light and refreshing, there was element of surprise to the dish, which differed it from a regular salmon & mayo sandwich. The crisps were really crispy but because of the holes in the cracker, it was hard to apply the salmon paste without breaking the crackers. The beef ssam, was the most enjoyable dish amongst the trio of dishes. The beef itself was tender and very gelatinous, it simply melted in your mouth. Wrapped in the lettuce ssam with the pickled carrots, it was a perfect bite. The downside was that not only were there very few pieces of lettuce, there was only a few pieces of beef which meant it really wasn't filling. Lastly, the poached pear on ricotta had a nice creaminess from the cheese, and the poached pear was good, but one can simply not get over the grainy texture of the ricotta which seems to evade your mouth and texture-wise felt very unpleasant.

    Shirley H.

    This is my favourite place for weekday happy hour drinks. The location is convenient and the price for the happy hour martini is just unbeatable at 6 dollars. Instead of martini, you can also get pint of grolsch beer. It's a very fine line of print on the menu, so I bet most people miss this option! There's a list of specialty drinks that are $10 during happy hour. If you are looking for bang for your buck, that's a good deal for 5 ounce of alcohol! The large glass window view is very relaxing, and definitely set the stage for any summer or winter casual get together. It's the first time at luma for the girls I came with, and it had immediately became their top choice for happy hours as well!

    July 21 2017 menu . White was good by itself not with food
    Almira Alice L.

    I came here for a celebration. The customer service was really good. Did the $38 summerlicous menu which is 3 courses, you choose app, main, dessert. It was ample of food, was very full after. The taste of the food was good. The only thing I didn't like was my seared tuna entree. I think I might have gotten a bad batch, it was over seared and end pieces. I think it could have tasted better. However, I loved the ambiance. Perfect place for catching up with friends or even a business meeting.

    Shines G.

    Visited On: December 18, 2016 Meal: Evening Drinks Dining Style: Dine-in Would I Return: Probably Not Ordered -Martini Thoughts: Drink was average and it was very small. From where we were seated we had a nice view of King Street West.

    Steak tartare.
    Leslie W.

    BOTTOM LINE: Their slow and inconsistent service leaves little reason to return given the competition in the city. Management should re-examine staffing issues. One poor experience is sometimes all it takes to ruin a dining experience, but judging from what other Yelpers have written, exceptionally slow service would seem to happen more often than expected (even in the main seating area). So I arrived late Saturday night with 3 other starving diners. Their main restaurant was full, but was advised that they would be able to accommodate us in the lounge, which was only half full. This was probably the single worst decision of the night as their lounge does not appear to be adequately staffed for diners. Having read what other Yelpers have written, I was aware that the price to portion ratio was high and wouldn't exactly be described as a good value. That's fine but the portion size does come into play when you're starving and service is virtually non-existent, as I will articulate below. The food IS good, but pretty standard affair at this price point. I'll defer to other Yelpers for descriptions of each of their dishes. I counted one, maybe two, servers in lounge, and as a result of an understaffing issue, SERVICE WAS UNBEARABLY SLOW AND UNRESPONSIVE: -We had to wait forever between each step of being attended to, given our menus (had to return twice because we weren't given the full menu the first time), ordering drinks and then our dinner. -Drinks were often left sitting empty for prolonged periods (only one of my friends managed to order another drink) -After each finishing an appetizer and a main, we remained hungry and were ready to order more, but after waiting for what seemed like an eternity (and with our server no where to be seen), we decided that it would actually be faster (and more filling) to grab the bill and get some street meat. We even paid in cash because we didn't want to risk waiting another 10-20 minutes for our server to process the credit card. The level of service was abysmal for a restaurant of this purported calibre. When you understaff your restaurant to this degree, it is truly a disservice to your customers no matter how well-trained each individual server is or how talented your kitchen staff may be. With so many other wonderful places in this neighbourhood, let alone the city, it's difficult to recommend Luma.

    Cherry Beach (vodka, rose hip syrup, pomegranate blueberry juice, lemon)  High Park (rye, vermouth, black walnut bitters, maple, hickory)
    Selina P.

    I haven't eaten here, but this is one of my favourite places for happy hour drinks! Monday - Saturday, 4-9pm is their "magic hour", where they offer $6 martinis, manhattans, and grolsch lager pints. It's no bar chef, but it is has a great view overlooking King st, a nice and warm ambiance, pleasant service, and decent cocktails. There are only about 3 varieties of selection for the manhattans and the martinis, but they are different enough that you should be able to find one that you like. I don't think you can find a more convenient, nice, or reasonably priced place like this anywhere in Toronto, and if so - please let me know!!

    Happy hour priced fancy cocktails -$6 each
    Kayo N.

    This review is strictly for the cocktails. Bf and I stopped in during happy hour to rest our weary feet and decided to try their signature cocktails. Mine was called "Cherry Beach," a berry - rosehip - vodka creation which tasted like summer. The best part of it was the $6 price. The bartender was quick, and I appreciated the window view seats.

    Sweet potato soup - apologizes for the really blurry picture
    Kelley T.

    I have a backlog of reviews to write, but I had to prioritize this restaurant first because I would avoid coming here at all cost. The food is not good (strike 1), the service is incredibly slow, (strike 2) and the price just makes you question the entire experience (yeah, you're out). This is just my 2nd 1-star review out of my 2 years on Yelp, so this 1-star decision was really difficult for me. I've been here twice. My first experience was not so good. I ordered an appetizer at a friend's birthday dinner and the thing was dressed, covered, singing, and dancing in sea salt. There was no way I could take a bite without getting a mouth full of salt. (Please see picture). The clam-like things were also sprinkled with sea salt. It was impossible to scrape all the salt crystals off. There must have been something else that bothered me about Luma, because I still have a negative impression of the restaurant from my first time here, but I can't remember anything aside from the Salt Dish. (Seriously, what kind of dish concept was that???) I forgot this restaurant even existed until my other friend and I were walking into Luma. It then dawned upon me that we would be getting the worst of the worst. I should have realized this was *THE* *TERRIBLE* *RESTAURANT* as I was the the one who made the reservation. In my defense, I probably blocked it out of my memory because it was so bad. I made a reservation for 6 on OpenTable for Winterlicious on a Wednesday evening and I indicated in the Notes section that it was for a friend's birthday. I usually put additional notes for special events because I never want to pick a bad restaurant for a friend's party! The additional notes is just for me to tell the people working to PLEASE be timely with the food and make it extra tasty. We arrived at 6, and we were seated on the complete other side of the window that was facing King. My Birthday Friend's GF asked the waitress if we could move towards the window since there were a lot of free tables. The waitress said no, that we were not allowed to sit by the windows. I didn't know how more VIP I was supposed to be for sitting there. I made reservations crazy early in advance, and plus, it was someone's birthday. In hindsight, I'm assuming they don't put their Winterlicious guests there. The service seemed to be really slow, ESPECIALLY for Winterlicious when the menu is already set. We arrived at 6 and we didn't even end up leaving the restaurant until 8:30ish because no one would come pick up our food or give us our bills. I don't remember the last time I was at a restaurant for over 2 hours, especially for Winterlicious. Honestly, I thought we'd be done in an hour. For the appetizers, I ordered the sweet potato soup and it was just underwhelming. There was nothing special about it, but a drizzle of olive oil. Birthday Friend's bone marrow was pretty much all bone. And then my roasted trout came. The brussel sprouts on my plate was incredible, that was really good, but the star of dish was plain. For a Winterlicious meal that was $43, I could't believe the skin on my trout was NOT CRISPY. I'm sure roasted fish can still be crispy. The eggplant puree? whatever it was (it's the brown stuff in the picture) just tasted nasty to me. I didn't realize it was eggplant until my friend asked me, "Did you think the eggplant was really salty?" I'm not sure why the dessert took 20 minutes to come out. While we waited, I was really regretting come to the restaurant. The dessert was good, but way too sweet for me to finish. TLDR; If you're looking for upscale Canadian cuisine, just avoid coming here at all. To an extent, I can excuse bad food and bad service for an inexpensive meal, but I cannot excuse bad food and bad service for a crazy expensive meal.

    Hand-made Pappandelle: braised beef short rib, caramelized onions and horseradish cream (NOT RECOMMENDED)
    Joyce L.

    Perhaps if I had ordered something from their Winterlicious menu, I would be completely content and satisfied. Disappointment is an understatement for my pappardelle. It felt like a greasy spoon from a diner. I would not have finished my plate if my friend did not tell me to. I would have rated this 1 star if my friend didn't enjoy their meal so much.

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