There are precious few fine dining options in the western superbs of Boston. Lumiere is one of the best. Location is a little inconvenient; if you are not local, and coming from the west, use Route 16 from 128 rather than the Pike. Parking available behindthe restaurant but we have always found a meter close by on the street, at... more

Fantastic prix-fixe dinner, well-paired with wine. Knowledgable and approchable servers. more

Tried a neighborhood French bistro we've passed by 100 times for Restaurant Week. Nice menu offerings - good value. Cozy and elegant decor, and service was good although with a full house, it became a little cramped. Our waitress was very knowledgeable, although a bit theatrical; didn't give us the cold shoulder when we said we're not drinkers (no wine... more

I did not want to write a review about Lumiere. I seriously like this place and I think every time I like a place in the burbs, the masses from far away come swarming over and you cannot get a table anymore. Having said that, I think I'd do my duty towards this place given that it has taken care... more

Very nice. Went during restaurant week. Warm and elegant ambiance. more

Go here several times a year because it is consistently among the best meals in Boston: inventive without being silly, seasonal, deeply flavored. Service and wine list are very good, decor tastefully unobtrusive. One of the few "safe" recommendations I would make in Boston and better than most of the famous competitors. more

If the bill wasn't quite so steep, I'd have given Lumiere 5 stars -- the food is that good. The setting is cosy, the staff friendly and welcoming, and the food delicious. So if you are prepared to pay, I wholeheartedly recommend Lumiere. more

Thought the food was terrific as well as the service. more

I'm withholding judgement until I can go outside of restaurant week. It made a poor showing then, but I want to go again for real. more