Starters
Citrus Cured Salmon
Yuzu kosho, fennel pollen, pickled cucumber, rye crisp
$18

Lime
Seasonal cooking, citrus-bright plates, and a room made for long evenings.
TonightTuesday – Thursday: 5:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Signature plates
A few of the dishes guests return for — citrus, fire, and herbs in balance.
Starters
Yuzu kosho, fennel pollen, pickled cucumber, rye crisp
$18
Mains
Preserved lemon, green olive relish, roasted potatoes
$32
Mains
Corn puree, blistered tomatoes, basil, brown butter
$38
Desserts
Passion fruit, coconut crumble, mint
$14
How we cook
A short philosophy guests can taste — not a manifesto on the wall.
The market decides the menu. We rewrite plates weekly so flavors stay sharp and honest.
Wood oven heat meets bright acidity — richness without heaviness, brightness without sharpness.
Soft pacing, attentive service, and a room designed for lingering — not rushing the check.

Our story
Lime began as a neighborhood table with a simple idea: plates that taste like summer evenings — bright, generous, and grounded in local farms. Today we still shop the market each week and let the produce write the menu.
Come for the Grove Spritz. Stay for the wood-roasted chicken and a room that never feels rushed.
The menu
Starters, wood-oven mains, and a drink list built for long conversations.
Light beginnings with bright acidity
Seasonal plates from the wood oven and grill
Shareables from the garden
Our house pour
Prosecco, cold-pressed lime cordial, elderflower, and soda. Floral, dry, and built to open the evening — not overwhelm it.
Ask for it with the citrus-cured salmon.
“A spritz should open the evening — not end it early.”
Marcus Hale · Beverage Director
Also on the list: Smoke & Sage · House Vermentino · Zero Grove
Read the cocktail story →The experience
Soft light, an open kitchen, and a garden room for private dinners. Whether it is a first date or a client meal, we pace the evening so every course feels intentional.

As noted in
“A citrus-bright room that feels both neighborhood and night-out.”
“The Grove Spritz alone is worth the reservation.”
“Farm partners you can taste in every course.”
Guests
A few notes from regulars, writers, and private events.
“Every plate felt intentional — bright, seasonal, and beautifully paced. Lime has become our go-to for celebrations.”
“The Grove Spritz and the halibut alone are worth the reservation. Warm service without the stiffness.”
“We hosted a private dinner in the garden room — flawless from first pour to last dessert.”
Private dining
Host up to eighteen guests for a seated dinner with a prix-fixe menu and optional wine pairings. Ideal for celebrations, client meals, and quiet milestones.
Gallery
Plates, pours, and the glow of an evening at Lime.






“We cook so the first bite wakes the palate — citrus, salt, a little smoke — and the last pour still feels like part of the meal.”
Journal
Seasonal notes, cocktail origins, and how we host private dinners.

How we pace a multi-course evening so flavors stay bright from start to finish.

A practical guide to booking the garden room for celebrations and client meals.

Meet the growers behind Lime’s summer produce and herbs.
Find us
Kitchen notes
Occasional notes on new plates, private dinners, and what we are cooking this month. No spam — just the good stuff.
Demo form — wire this to your email tool in site.ts.
Book online or call us — we hold a few seats for walk-ins at the bar each night.