Lemongrass Customer Reviews
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Lemongrass is a cozy, casual Thai restaurant tucked into the heart of Downtown Brooklyn, just a short walk from major music venues and cultural hotspots. With its warm ambiance, quick service, and consistently flavorful dishes, it’s a favorite among locals and visitors alike looking for an easy, delicious meal before the show.
The menu features a wide variety of classic Thai dishes—from rich Panang curry and spicy Drunken Noodles to light, crisp papaya salad. The setting is unfussy and laid-back, making it a great spot to fuel up without the fanfare.
Lemongrass is a hit with concert-goers thanks to its proximity to popular venues like the Barclays Center and smaller performance spaces in Downtown Brooklyn. Service is speedy—perfect for those on a schedule—and the atmosphere is just lively enough to get you in the mood for a night out. Plus, the generous portions and affordable pricing make it easy to dine well without cutting into your merch budget.
Reviewers on TripAdvisor and OpenTable consistently praise Lemongrass for its fresh ingredients, flavorful dishes, and fast, friendly service. Many diners call it a “hidden gem” with “great value” and “authentic flavors.” The pad thai and green curry get especially high marks, and repeat visitors love how consistent the quality remains visit after visit.
Lemongrass is not a fine-dining spot, so don’t expect bells and whistles. The decor is simple, and during peak times, it can feel a bit tight inside. Some guests have noted that while service is fast, it can be a little brisk—but that’s often a plus if you’re hurrying to a gig.
If you’re looking for quick, flavorful Thai food in a relaxed setting just minutes from Brooklyn’s top concert venues, Lemongrass hits the right note.
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