Such a cool co-working space! The wood and industrial vibe is modern and cool, I love the Edison…read morebulbs and hanging string lights. There's a boardroom you can book, a kitchen with sink and fridge, private desks, community table desks with all the hook ups, and a loft with couches, comfy time! The owners are really nice and so accommodating. The space is connected to a yoga studio which is where the bathrooms are located. Be sure to check out The Wheelhouse Group if you're in need of a space away from the regular office or if you're a nomad worker.

The Wheelhouse Group has a wonderful space. It has a great atmosphere and promotes creative…read morethinking. Plenty of space to sit near others or be more secluded. I talked with one of the business that is within the Wheelhouse Group and she was extremely pleased with how the space worked for her. She loved that it was on her own time and one of her favorite features was the ability to use a standing desk. All in all the people of the Wheelhouse Group as well as the place itself were wonderful and I am happy I had the opportunity to experience it.

Google calls is a "shopping mall" and I suppose that works. There is shopping here at this…read morereclaimed and repurposed former textile mill. It's now a "destination" for food and entertainment and shopping. I was here for the 13 Stripes Brewery but you'll also find The Farehouse restaurant, Pinky's Revenge video arcade, the Model Trains Station, a wedding/party venue, massage, crossfit and more. There is a small parking lot in the center and a much larger lot across the street. [Review 19507 overall - 1078 in South Carolina - 477 of 2023.]

Finally got around to visiting Europe, uh, I mean Bridgeway Station in Simpsonville. We decided to…read morecheck out the Farmers Market on a Thursday. The ambiance is based on Italy of course. It's such an unexpected sight to see from I-385. I was able to find tallow cream (which was the goal) and got to try hazelnut baklava from Sönmez Oven, LLC; it was absolutely perfect! The kiddos had a blast enjoying themselves on the AstroTurf. Also got to check out The Cannoli Hole. Would definitely return again for the market and to check out some restaurants. Happy yelping!

BridgeWay Station has a really neat atmosphere and is a fun place to walk around. The overall…read moreconcept and environment are what earned the two stars. Unfortunately, the food was a major disappointment. The options in the food court are pizza, burgers, and ramen, The pizza would have been better from Chuck-E-Cheese, the burgers from McDonald's definitely looked better and the sushi also didn't look remotely edible enough for me to even consider trying it. I think they only have microwaves to heat up food. It was honestly disgusting.

The building is NOT handicapped friendly. I was on crutches and had to walk up and down steps. No…read moreelevator. Also, the parking fees are exorbitant.

Came here for a two day business meeting. They offer lots of coffee, tea, etc. The conference room…read moreis well laid out. The lady in the front is very nice and helpful. Conveniently located with lots of surrounding restaurants and hotels

This coworking space is wonderful. There are also several private offices that I didn't…read morephotograph because I didn't use one and lockers to store stuff you want to leave. There's a hip open area to casually sit and then a conference room as well for shared space. The kitchen has a fridge and a microwave and coffee. There are two bathrooms and one has a shower so if you jogged or bikes to work and then we're meeting a client you could freshen up. The owners are super friendly an accommodating. WiFi was a strong connection. There is also an outdoor space with some tables and a sofa and the WiFi works well out there too. Ample outlets everywhere and reasonable pricing. I only needed a day because my power went out at home but anyone who came in and out (it's quiet a lot too) seemed to love regularly using the space. You'll have to contact to book, the place is often locked off to the public, buts it's wonderful and I recommend.

I rented the private office and it was a terrific space - clean, quiet, and good wifi. Would highly…read morerecommend!

Very nice space. Good addition to this side of tow. Love the open feel. More development coming in…read morethe future.

A really remarkable cowork space. It's a beautiful location with over the top amenities populated…read moreby high quality professionals. Love the vibe.

I came here for a Yelp Event and was surprised at what was here. I absolutely love collaborative…read morespace that evokes creativity and enables open thinking. The first thing I discovered when entering the door, is of course the gorgeous brick walls and the high ceilings with the wooden panels - my absolute fave!! It's very natural and there are plants along the wall of the foyer if you want to call it that. As it's an open floor plan. There were two major events going on simultaneously here but the space is big and easily works well. I arrived late but the Yelp Event had already gone to "close" session where we were "inside" a room - tables and chairs for people to sit around, there was also plenty of space for where the food was set-up to one side, and plenty of wall/room space for where the presenters, Pure on Main, had their displays and samples. When our session was completed, it ended at the same time as the other event which involved the soon-to-be entrepreneurs to present their proposals. This was done in many ways so that we could mingle with each other revealing exactly what collaborative space is all about. I didn't get to walk around the whole place but there are clearly private rooms/offices if that's what one needs, and there are shared spaces. Definitely conference rooms, and absolutely gorgeous open spaces that up one level. I was just downtown the night before and had no idea this was here. It's one of the former old textile mills and it's great to see what the building itself has transformed into -- and appropriately showing what Greenville has also transformed into!

Serendipity Labs hosted the Yelp Elite Event for May. The venue is so neat. They have a ton of…read moredifferent working stations with a variety of seating style. During the day they play coffee house music quietly which is wonderful. They have snacks for purchase as well as premium coffee. Something that's nice is that they offer day rentals so you don't have to get a full month if you don't need it, but if you get a membership you can use it at any location - great for travelers! The staff was extremely welcoming and friendly. I loved the decor and will definitely have to look into renting out meeting spaces or the entire lab for a work event.

Stopped by The Spinning Jenny on whim while camping in the area over the weekend with some friends…read more The facility was dog friendly, allowing pets to sit on the patio, which is always a plus for me! The studio has a great variety of wine to choose from and wine tasting are reasonably priced. We all sampled a variety of wines and all agreed the Viognier was are all around favorite of the day! We ended up buying 2 bottles to bring back to camp with us! The owners were also very friendly and elevated the experience even higher! Definitely recommend a stop by for anyone in the area.

The good...it was a cool night and the inside was moderately cool, but not cold and not overheated…read more We were there for a concert and the seats on the side were a mix of old chairs and couches, mostly comfy except for the one couch no one sat in because it sinks down to the floor. That was a waste of space and seating. Bar had a good selection of wine and beer, and the server was attentive. The bad...this was a show with 3 acts, the best and most popular for last. We sat through the first two and were excited for the third and that's when the disappointment hit. Seems that the third act and sound man were disagreeing over the set sound. As some one who has worked in the field and worked a sound board, I'm really putting the blame on the sound guy that couldn't handle it. I understand musicians are cocky and want things a certain way, but don't work with creatives if you can't handle it. The sound guy pissed the singer off, turned all the lights on bright, and essentially caused it all to end early. Sorry, we pay money for the act, not an event employee to have a fit. The audience was confused and after speaking to several other attendees after, they too were confused and disappointed. Some had driven from Charlotte and Asheville for this concert. As others have mentioned people will stand right in front of you even if your sitting. Make a standing area in the back. Being handicapped, I'm also surprised that they let a food truck use the handicapped designated spaces near the entrance. Seriously considering not going back and skipping any more shows here. I love supporting local, but don't appreciate how their artist conflict was handled.