2810 Elm Hill Pike
Nashville, TN 37214
Davidson County
Phone: (615) 889-3032
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by Ellen W. on Brunch at Lime is kind of how I would imagine brunch would be waking up feeling like P. Diddy in Vegas. You walk in and it's literally a club event at 1pm on a Sunday afternoon in Castro to say the least-- there's a long wait but everyone is buzzed sipping on their bottomless mimosas (which they refill almost too frequently) in the waiting area, the music is loud and poppin', and the whole restaurant is in a very party hardy mood--so really, the wait flies by. I came here a few Sundays ago to catch up with some girlfriends over brunch and bottomless mimosas on a Sunday. The brunch menu is very well priced. I got the Eggs Florentine and I thought it was delicious. The egg was slightly cooked so the inside was still creamy and the biscuit was fresh and homey. YUM! My favorite part of the meal had to be the personal solo chair strip dance my table got from a fellow diner. God Bless America! There were lap dance dance-offs going on, heavy PDA sessions, drunk people everywhere all while Ke$ha and Britney were blasting above. Dinner at Lime, on the contrary, doesn't have the same festive, energetic vibe as brunch. It's way low key with fewer tables. The menu is also different. It's a tapas style menu so everything comes in smaller appetizer portions with a bigger price tag. I don't recommend dinner but I definitely recommend everyone to come for brunch at least once to see what all the raves about! The vibe is out of control. Loves it!
by Lee Tankersly on My review is completely based on the music this past Sat night... Since this is the newest club in the Meatpacking District, I expected this place to be the hottest spot to go dancing. I was so disappointed. If my friends didn't get a table, I would have suggested to leave much earlier. It was so painful to listen to music that jumped around... nothing was consistent.... from '80s to Frank Sinatra to classic rock. It was hysterical to watch the go-go dancers... because they looked like they didn't even know how to dance to the crap the DJ was playing. It's really too bad, because I did think the decor with the huge multiple chandelier and gold gothic wall coverings was cool. And the door guys were great, especially Jeff. I prefer to dance to techno / house; hip-hop is not favorite, but I would have rather danced to hip-hop then the garbage we were forced to listen to that night. The music was so much better when it was PM.
by Mark P. on like every other lounge/club that opens in philly... first few months - good girl/guy ratio, good music (not ALL hip hop), diverse and interesting crowd. next few months - newness fades, riff raff crowd finds out about it & takes over, ALL hip hop all the time, cheesiness ensues. unfortunately for philly, there just aren't that many options.
