Lime Lite

Great local spot for dinner, cocktails, or just a fine dessert.

The service was prompt and attentive.  The seating is tight but cozy.  Seems to be a lot of "regulars" there.  The food was a good value for the money and delicious!  They have a signature drink (can't remember the name of it) but it came in a slender white glass and smooth.

Great spot for all ages.  Parking is in the back.

The history of the location does not make up for what it currently offers.

First impressions: You walk in an enter a classy space that is completely lost on the current hyper-engineered food experience. Think mid-century private golf club house. But this vibe is disturbed by the Lottery Ticket machine blatantly sitting at the bar. You can see this stupid machine from the other side of the restaurant. Does anyone want to order a $40 filet mignon with a lotto machine blowing up in your face?

Dining: The large dinner salad is a joke. It is nothing more than lettuce with slices of tomatoes, onions and bell peppers laid out similar to the way you'd dish them for a backyard bar-b-q. Perhaps the chef was inspired by a Costco cheese and meat platter.

The Burger was just that, a burger but you will have to spend $16 to find this out.

Honestly why should I have to pay for a place for what it was? I care about what it is an this place is failing. I want this place to be better because the service was good and the waiters were friendly.

This was the hip and happening place for people 50-years-old and over. The restaurant atmosphere is cool, with a vintage vibe. Service was beyond excellent, I felt like we had 3 waiters catering to us! All staff was attentive and extremely friendly.

I ordered the Junior Seafood Salad which was delicious. My boyfriend ordered the New York steak that was cooked beautifully. Mashed potatoes were awesome, and string beans were flavorful.

This restaurant tends to be on the pricey side, so choose wisely!