Lemongrass & Lime - a Thai Bistro

If we could give Lemongrass and Lime one million stars, we absolutely would. They were not just a venue, but a meaningful part of one of the most beautiful moments of our lives. Our surprise engagement was truly spectacular and far beyond anything we imagined. Lemongrass and Lime is more than a Thai restaurant with incredible cuisine. It is a true staple of the Las Vegas community. My fiancée and I have been dining here for close to a decade, so being given the opportunity to host a private proposal dinner for 25 people at a place so special to us meant everything. Rose, our hostess, along with Dean, Josephine, Rachel, and the rest of the staff, came together with such care and intention to create an unforgettable experience. Although this was their first time hosting a private event of

Every visit I have had here has been exceptional! From the food to the service to the vibe it’s always on point! They are featuring a new short rib dish that I had to try today and it was the most tender, flavorful short rib I’ve ever had! We love Lemongrass!! Be back soon!

Lots of Thai food in Vegas! Wanted to order in from the Hotel on strip. This place caught my attention so I gave it a go! Wooooooow! This was so delicious 🤤 the Beef Pad Thai was perfect along with Curry Duck Dish… large chunks of meat with great flavor with low spice (how we like it). Shrimp Pineapple Fried Rice was very good too we also had a few apps such as the Crispy fried Shrimp 🍤 (loved it) and the Fried Pouch (was okay) maybe should’ve tried the Thai Jerky! Regardless overall very happy with the order! 🙌👊❤️💚😎

Completely DISAPPOINTED, NOT happy at all with anything I order. The soup plastic container was opened and the soup ended up been spilled over into the bag that came in. The Spring Rolls another DISAPPOINTMENT, my other soup TOO thick it's like they opened a can of soup and transferred it into a to go container.

Lemongrass and Lime is my go-to when I'm dying to eat Asian food that I'm not likely to eat at home as someone with celiac disease. While there is a marked menu, I find it concerning that when I asked if the marked gluten-free pad Thai is cooked in fresh water or shared water with gluten ingredients, I found out I had to specifically request fresh water in a separate pot. Marked gluten-free should mean gluten-free without having to ask for fresh water to be boiled. I basically stick to the Thai beef salad when I go here. I feel like the order is larger if you eat it at the restaurant rather than getting it to go. Also, I'm used to needing to order 10 spicy at most Asian restaurants because they assume you can't handle spice if you're not Asian and it will be way too mild elsewhere. I'v