Next Sunday's review
Practically since the day it opened, Lemongrass has been one of Annapolis’ most successful Thai restaurants — so much so that the owners opened “Lemongrass Too” on Housley Road. Now they have brought their formula of moderately priced Thai food, good-looking surroundings, and incredibly cool servers to Baltimore.
Lemongrass Baltimore is located at 1300 Bank St. in a renovated tack factory behind Little Italy. It has more style that you can shake a stick at and a jazzy night life scene, with a limited menu from 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. seven nights a week. Nothing on the menu is priced over $16. But what’s important to most of us is whether the Thai food is any good. To find out what I thought about our meal there, you’ll have to read my review in next Sunday’s Arts & Life Today section.
(Elizabeth Malby/Sun photographer)
Comments
Lemongrass is great and fairly priced. The food is very good if you like Thai. It offers something no other place in the city does. A sophisticated look with good Thai food. I give it thumbs up. It also has a nice happy special - cheap beers and half off apps.
Posted by: Christian Dunn | January 6, 2008 9:46 AM
My fiance and I checked out a wine tasting at Lemongrass last week. It was so much fun because it wasn't stuffy or pretentious. I can see it's quickly going to become a favorite spot.
Posted by: Sam Norton | February 20, 2008 5:35 PM