Lime is located at Bridge Street Town Center across from the carousel. They use fresh ingredients for all their sauces, salsas and sides made on premises and you can tell. I had my doubts going in but the service was friendly and the food was delicious. We tried the Surfer Tacos with grilled fish, cabbage, pico and a yummy cilantro sauce. I really enjoyed the salsa/sauce bar. There are tons of choices from your standard pico de gallo to a super sweat-a-licious habanero salsa! If you need to cool down, they also have a selection of cervesa's and frozen libations such as sangria! There is something for everyone from chicken to vegetarian.The full menu covers soup, salad, burritos,quesadillas and even fajitas. I can't wait to go back and try the sopapilla's. I hear they are to die for. Fried pastry with cinnamon, sugar and agave nectar, bring on the coffin!
What can I say? I love good country cooking and GrandMother's House just went to the top of my list. It's located in Owens Crosss Roads in a little house that any Grandmother could call home. It's off the beaten path but easy to find. We were greeted by a kind, older gentleman and were sat in the front dining room. Our lovely waitress was welcoming and just what you would expect. Service here is nothing but down home friendly. I had Country Fried Steak with Speckeled Butter Beans, Creamed Potatoes and Fried Okra. I couldn't smack my momma so I smacked my husband! The steak had a perfect scald on it and the creamed potatoes reminded me of my grandmother's cooking. The okra was breaded perfectly and the beans were delicious. Hubby had Chicken n' Dupplins with Fried Okra, Lima Beans and Cucumber Salad. He was in heaven. We hardly spoke during our meal except to tell each other how good the food was. I can't wait to go back!! You have to try this restaurant. G
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