Lumami is frequently praised for impeccable service, a relaxing ambiance, and a staff that listens to feedback. The wine selection is praised, with some noting it complements the spa day nicely. Prices are described as high and portions small relative to cost, and several dishes receive mixed reviews for flavor, with some soups or fish dishes underperforming while others like the duck fare well. The broccoli cream soup was delicious and the duck was very flavorful, though the fennel accompaniment could be tough and some entrées such as the tuna tataki were perceived as overcooked or lacking color and seasoning. Overall, Lumami comes across as a place with strong service and attractive ambiance, but some reviews suggest the kitchen could better align price with portion size and flavor, and a few diners plan to focus on the spa experience rather than dining in the restaurant.View restaurant profile
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Le Bistro M earns high marks for attentive service and consistently well-executed dishes, all within a warm, spacious setting with large windows that let in light. The menus appeal to a range of tastes, with items like avocado tartine, protein-rich breakfasts, crepes with real ham and real maple syrup, and dependable coffee and hot chocolate that are said to be exceptional; non-alcoholic and vegetarian options are readily available. The location offers distinctive views, from the activity on the pistes to the airport skyline on brunch days, adding to the experience. It is described as a busy, popular spot in Bromont that feels worth a detour from the highway and is family-friendly with a homemade, comforting kitchen. Overall, reviews echo satisfaction with the food and service and a welcoming atmosphere, signaling continued demand as the restaurant recovers and thrives.View restaurant profile
