Lime Fresh Mexican Grill

Great place to eat at, staff is friendly. Super clean and a healthy eat if your trying to stay on track

I was a regular at this spot, but it seems they have started cutting corners. The consistency is lacking. They gave me the wrong burrito and it was super small… I asked for a queso burrito and they gave me a kid burrito. My fiancé use to love the margaritas but sometimes they are not as strong. Good but not good enough.

This place can get packed during lunch time, especially on the weekdays. If you need to pick up a quick lunch, I would suggest ordering online and coming in to pick it up, otherwise you might have to wait in line and for your food for quite a while. Overall, I like Lime, especially their tacos. They can be a bit pricey, but the food is good!

My go to for lunch between patients. The chicken lo carb tacos are a great choice for a healthy lunch. The queso is delicious! Not as healthy probably lol I’m not a key lime pie person but this one is really good! Not too tart and very creamy, almost like cheesecake. I ordered catering for my husband’s birthday last year and I totally recommend it. They sell the pie as a whole.

Lime fresh mex is where it’s at! Everything on the menu will not disappoint. The Queso is delicious to order on the side and pour on literally anything to make it 10xs better. Personal favorites are the fried fish tacos and the Fajitas that come out sizzling on a skillet with onions and peppers. Super super tasty. Pack on some pico with your tortilla chips and you have quite a amazing meal. Great place to come with friends and family.

My husband and I have been going to this particular Lime since its inception. In the beginning, we found it very good and the food to be fresh and tasty. Unfortunately, most of that has changed. The food is served sloppily with no regard as to how it is presented to the customer. The condiments no longer have the flavor or the taste that they’re supposed to, and the restaurant overall could use a good cleaning. It’s unfortunate as limes tacos were my favorite but we no longer go there and I would not recommend it until some significant changes are made. On a side note, I wrote to Lime’s corporate office and never got a response. That’s not a very good sign as far as the company taking pride in the business that they live and work.

You have to be kidding. Who posted the positive reviews?
I wonder if this place uses shill reviews. One reviewer, a person who calls herself «Lauren,» posts almost nothing but five-​star reviews, and she writes like a publicist.
I’m sorry, but I have to be honest: this is not an impressive restaurant. No one in his right mind would rave about it the way some Unilocalers do.
Went with friends today. I had never been to Lime before. I thought it was a restaurant, but it’s not. It’s a one-​vendor food court. If you’ve ever been to a soulless mall food court, you will feel at home at Lime.
At a food court, you stand in line and order at a counter, and then you sit at a greasy table and eat. That’s more or less what happens at Lime.
When you get to the front door, there is a sign with some menus below it in a buckety sort of thing. You are instructed to take a dirty menu, figure out what you want, step forward to the counter and order it.
Right away, you have problems. For one thing, the line is outdoors and the counter is indoors. So you have to stand in the sun or rain or whatever until you feel worthy to go in. If it takes you a long time to read the menu and make a decision, you have to keep interrupting yourself to tell the people behind you to go on in.
When you get to the counter, there is a giant tip jar which is clearly endorsed by Lime! It has a Lime logo on it. Seriously? I’m supposed to tip before eat? With half-​self-​service? Is that how it works now? Can I take my tip back if the service is bad? No, probably not.
How offensive. I hate being manipulated like that.
I did not tip at the counter because, due to my inability to predict the future, I did not know what the service would be like. That’s bad, because minimum-​wage people keep track of those things, and they have a way of taking it out on you on the back end.
I ordered nachos and a quesadilla, and my party went outside. Indoors, there was noisy music, and the walls and floors reflected the typically obnoxiously loud Miami conversations, so we opted for the tables on the sidewalk. They seemed dirty and forlorn, but it wasn’t loud. Some don’t have shade. Imagine eating in direct sunlight in Miami, in the afternoon.
We had a baby with us. The mother had to go inside, get a high chair, and carry it out for him.
They brought the food out. No silverware. They had plastic knives and forks inside at the salsa bar. You have to get your own beverage.
The quesadilla was bland, bland, bland. A big limp handful of nothing.
The nachos were probably the only bad nachos I have ever had in my life. I don’t recall having bad nachos in the past. That’s because it’s almost impossible to make them badly. If all you do is put Tostitos in the oven with cheese on them, you’ve done okay.
Lime’s nachos were full of some sort of lukewarm meat that had no personality whatsoever. There was a brown and green lime wedge on top which produced virtually no juice when squeezed. When you order the nachos, they upsell you with an offer of guacamole, but they don’t tell you the nachos come with it, so when they arrive, you get half a pound. You get the base guacamole plus the upsell portion.
The cheese was flavorless. The chips were just plain weird. They seemed stale. The flavor was flat. The things that should have been hot and full of flavor were lukewarm and boring.
A group took the table next to ours and started taking chairs, including one that belonged to the baby’s daddy, who was off changing a diaper. We had to tell them one of the chairs was taken. They said the waitresses had told them to take chairs from our table. Isn’t this the kind of thing the staff should handle personally?
Yes. The answer is yes, if you’re actually wondering.
The crew seemed like they didn’t want to be there. My guess is that whoever owns the place was far away, letting things run themselves.
I left a large tip on the table because I felt sorry for the servers.
My bill was about twenty bucks. For nachos, a quesadilla, and a Coke. Chili’s charges about $ 21.50 for the same thing (minus the useless upsell guacamole), but Chili’s has much better food, the ambience is better, and you get table service.
Taco Bell is a lot better. No joke. The food is simpler, but they use recipes that actually work. As I said, my bill was over twenty bucks. You have to be high on crack to pay that kind of money for crap like this. Okay, I paid it, and I wasn’t high. But I would have to be high to do it twice.
On the plus side, the selection of hot sauces is excellent. Yay, I guess.
If you need a place to meet where you can talk, this would be a good choice during the winter when the weather is good. Business was slow on a Sunday afternoon. You should be able to pick a nice outdoor table and stay there a good long time, relatively unmolested. Order two drinks and have at it.

Great service at this Lime on a regular basis. Managers are always busy expediting, making sure things run smoothly, and checking on customers. Cashiers and food runners are very friendly and helpful. Lime must pay their workers pretty well because they attract top-​notch employees. Everyone here goes out of their way to make customers happy.
I’ve never been disappointed with anything I’ve ordered. Tacos are good, whether you order chicken or beef. I like that they serve high-​quality protein instead of whatever it is that Taco Bell serves. Flautas, queso dip, and classic quesadillas are also solid meal/​appetizer choices.
Inside seating and atmosphere is okay, but I prefer their outside seating.

Not much too say about this place, the quality of the food speaks for itself.
I prefer lime over chipotle anyway.
The customer service is engaging and friendly filled with college peers.
They always have certain deals going on throughout the day for students. I usually get the big Cali burrito or the queso burrito.
The chips are always warm and fresh.

Had beef tacos, taste was ok not great. But the service was great, Manager was on point, staff could learn a little from him. He was attentive and courteous. Staff was average in terms of service. I asked for a cold beer and I got a not so cold beer.

The Mexican McDonald’s — college kids trying to make Mexican food.
It is a fast food chain so do not expect a great meal. The frozen drinks, specifically the sangria, tastes like watery wine. The chips are ok. Not worth it for the prices.
All in all — meh. Wouldn’t come here unless I was stranded or drunk at WOB.

Sub par Mexican food. Probably satisfying to most as munchy food while drinking but not for a dining experience. Although the waitress was friendly the food was cold. For gringos up north the food is probably fine but for Latinos or locals surrounded by so many latin options who know better, it’s not good flavorful legit chicano. Soulless food a notch below Chili’s on the chain.

I’m not a fan of lime. There was not a specific experience that was bad, but the food is ALWAYS cold and tastes like leftovers. It doesn’t even look appetizing. Can we make this location a chipotle instead?

I am definitely a regular at this Lime. The food is always good and the staff is extremely friendly.
I went with my boyfriend after a 25 mile bike ride and one of the staff members or manager offered to bring us water and chips with salsa as we tried to cool off outside. This was before we even went to order food inside. It was so hot outside, and that was just what we needed to cool off.
Trying to eat healthier, I really enjoy the grilled fish tacos with a side of guac. It comes with chips too.
It is also the perfect location and walking distance from my apartment.
If you are looking for reasonably priced Mexican food I would recommend Lime.

we randomly had a craving for texmex and couldn’t decide where to go. Unilocal led us here and we couldn’t have been happier!
we shared the queso and a burrito. the ingredients tasted fresh, and the queso was delicious. the chips were good, not stale or too oily.
this location is great, they will validate parking and you can park at the garage for free if you’re there for under 2 hours.

When I worked in the area, I use to frequent here. The food is decent and I wish that there was one closer by my home.

This place is awesome best food I’ve had in a long time walking around looking for place to eat smelted the food a block away and had to chase it down awesome place don’t miss it

I really enjoy coming to Lime. I usually come here when I want a quick, yummy, and satisfying bite.
The staff is great — always so friendly and attentive. They are quick whenever we need something and always ask if everything is good. Also, the food always comes out pretty quickly.
As for the food, it’s pretty good. Definitely not real «mexican» but I still love it. I usually order the grande lite quesadilla and share it with my mom. It’s more than enough for the two of us and it’s always so good! Hot, fresh, and delicious. And, it never makes me feel that disgusting type of full. I always feel a «good full». Truly satisfying.
I’d skip the margaritas here. Not too good. But this place is definitely great if you want a quick and delicious meal.

Guac anyone?
Lime might be known to many for their tacos and quesadillas along with the coronas with nothing else but a shake of salt and a slice of lime.
For me the best item in the menu is the guacamole! Hands down one if the best in Miami, especially at this location.
Friendly staff offering great customer service and ensuring everyone leaves satisfied. They follow up often enough that in case you need anything they’ll be by you at the right time.
This location in particular is my favorite because it’s not as crazy as the other ones. You can still go in and have the «lime» experience but you won’t be waiting in line or for your food for more than 15 minutes. Great place for sure

Órale!!!
Their chicken quesadillas haven’t a disappointed yet but I still prefer their cantina steak salad. It’s huge so I suggest sharing (unless you don’t mind consuming 1,000+++ calories). Their queso is def entertaining, especially when sipping on their frozen margaritas or sangrias. My husband ordered nachos on their last visit and we were pretty pleased. Stay away from the burritos!