Finally got around to visiting Europe, uh, I mean Bridgeway Station in Simpsonville. We decided to check 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! read more

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First time here was Friday February 6th and it was a table for 10 with one in a wheelchair. Nice interior, very nice and clean. A little loud for my liking (mainly due to a small scale bowling alley) so conversations were not the easiest. We started with a small order of wings, 1/2 lemon pepper and 1/2 dark mesquite. The wings were delivered and the looked and smelled absolutely wonderful. Unfortunately they were extremely bland. Both flavors. As someone looking for a great place for wings (since our long time established closed) I had high hopes for this place but came up short. For an entree I went with the BLT and fries. Even had a slave of pepper jack cheese and jalapeño's added. The sandwich was a home run. Bacon was thick and crunchy, the bread was nicely toasted with just the right amount of mayo added. The fries were crunchy on the outside and hot in the middle. This was one of the best BLT's I've had on a very long while. And they have 20oz stouts! That's a definite win!! However, the loudness and the wings were the two biggest issues for me. But with that being said, I will return and try the wings again. Maybe the kitchen was having an off night, but I'll give them another shot. I did feel like I was having to raise my voice a little bit when ordering. And our friend in the wheelchair did have plenty of room to move around. Overall, I still recommend giving this place a try if you've never been. read more

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During a weekend getaway to darling Greenville, I met some ladies who shared their holiday itinerary for the day which included time at Bridgeway Station. And with it being a week before Christmas and my weakness for holiday markets, I made the easy 20-minute drive and snagged free parking on the gravel lot after a brief search. Modeled after an italian castle and St. Peter's Square in Italy, this mixed-use development features Italian stone. Visitors can enjoy shops, restaurants, breweries, and public spaces, and the community also includes apartments and offices. I mainly strolled through the holiday market and got lit at the mobile bookstore, Families and kids were enjoying the outdoor spaces, carousel and Christmas inflatables. A one and done for me, and it appears that guests enjoy having this Town Center in their neighborhood. read more

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Had an amazing experience at Cars & Coffee this past weekend! I've always been blown away by pictures of this new little town center and I was just as impressed in person! From every little detail on the architecture to the hidden gem of a cannoli hole, BWS has everything you need! Plenty of delicious food & beverage options! I was in awe and want to take everyone who comes into town to this spot! read more

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Their food inside the Bridgeway station is not the best at all. The noodle house is not good at all. I think the egg served on top of my Ramen soup was an artificial egg. The hamburger station was not great, but the Italian restaurant above is excellent! read more

It was nice. That was my first time there. Food was good and service was nice. It looks like there are several restaurants to chose from. I am looking to move to the area so I feel sure I will go back. read more

What a beautiful and unique place to walk around! I came here every morning when I was in town. It's quiet in the morning before everything opens up for business. The view from the rooftop was simply stunning. I really liked walking around outside but I also wanted to check out the businesses so I went back again. I went to Bridgeway station for happy hour. They had $2 off beer and $4 well drinks special (no food special during happy hour). We each got a drink and shared a turkey nacho appetizer. They also had free popcorn for their guests. By the time we finished, there were plenty of people at the courtyard listening to Taylor Swift songs during the TS dance party. It's quite lively. I also happened to stumble upon a coffee truck - Roaming Ritual when I walked around the area (in the back, right next to Spectrum entrance). I had no idea what I wanted. The lady who took my order was very nice and patient to customize it until I was satisfied with it. My americano with Irish cream was smooth and creamy. I liked the retro vintage looking of the truck. The price was reasonable. Highly recommended. read more

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I went with some of my family to Christmas at Bridgeway Station. It was not what I was expecting. The activities for the children were stopped at 6 pm. There was something about a permit that was needed and they did not have. We arrived at 5:30, my nephew was only able to get in the very small bouncy house for a little while. It was crowded and unorganized.Plenty of parking, but no one directing the traffic. People were just making parking places so they did not have so far to walk. This was a one and done for me. It was fun hanging out with family, but we left at 6:30 to go see the Festival of Trees at The Hyatt. A much better way to spend my time. read more

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There's always a crowd at Bridgeway and never quite enough convenient parking. You might drive around in circles and end up in the gravel lot or even behind the place in the Spectrum parking lot instead of in the tiny little lot that was paved directly in front of all the action. With all the apartments, restaurants, businesses, and special events, you'd think they they might have made parking space a priority, but nobody who is trying to build these places seems to think about that. As are most of the drink and party establishments, they made sure to make it family friendly, so once when we were there to watch a band play, someone had brought their small child and armed him with a bubble gun, which he proceeded to point directly into my face, as I was seated in a lawn chair in front of the band. I didn't want bubbles in my eyes and hair and all over my clothes, but since neither of his parents were watching him, I didn't get much of a choice. Children are running and playing on toys all over the area that I think of as "dance space" so it is always a crapshoot whether you will be able to walk into the building to get a drink, snack, or go to the bathroom without tripping on one, again, because their parents are too busy to watch them, The pizza place always seems to run out of pizza. I'm not entirely sure how that happens, but once again, one time watching a band play, and my friends who arrived a bit later went to get a pizza and they were told that there was no more pizza. Last night, again watching a band, my husband ordered two large pizzas (and yes, the pizza is good, but very expensive, just like everything else inside) but another couple who were in line behind him were told they could only order slices, because they wouldn't be making any more pizzas. This was around 8 o'clock, so it was WELL before the posted inside closing time of 11pm. Last night one of the only TWO ladies restrooms was having plumbing problems. There was a young lady frantically trying to plunge an open sewer area, and it helped for a bit, but again, not enough to keep the toilet flushing. Yes, there are probably a lot of people who flush things they should not. But again, do the planners not take into account the sheer NUMBER of people who are out there eating and drinking and partying? Could they not have planned a few extra restrooms? Especially for ladies? I'm told there is actually another restroom at the other end of the restaurant row, but again, a couple of one-stall restrooms for so MANY people is simply not well thought out. Overall, this is a nice area, but we always wish that the people making the money had out a little more thought into the things that would have made it very convenient and more pleasant to visit, read more

Bridgeway Station is a distinctive venue located next to 385 South in the Mauldin area, accessible via the Bridges Rd exit. The developers envisioned Bridgeway Station as a vibrant destination where visitors can eat, shop, work, live, play, or simply unwind. The Swamp Rabbit Trail can be accessed through the trail bridge that crosses 385, conveniently located right outside Bridgeway Station's entrance. The area features condos, apartments, and a variety of shops and eateries. While I can't recall specific names, you'll find options like coffee shops, a bakery, an ice cream and gelato shop, Stella's, ramen noodles, pizza, a sub shop, and a couple of bars. At the entrance, there's an expansive brick canopy area with tables and seating, a large theater-sized TV screen, and a space for music and concerts. Despite first look, from the freeway, Bridgeway is a cool spot to relax on a leisurely afternoon or evening, offering something for everyone. Be sure to look it up and explore! read more

It's a mixed bag... If you come into the main area and you go to the bar on the right, they have a very weird "ignore you" kind of vibe. It has happened the past four times I have been here. It's a thing. However, if you go down the stairs to the other bar that doesn't have liquor, those guys are incredible. Pretty strange at the top bar. The attitude you get is like you showed up dressed in shorts to a fine dining restaurant. They seem a little too good to serve you. Then I had this little treat show up, steak nachos! Unfortunately they are out of chips, decided to put it on fries. At least I have a spoon to try and eat it with (out of forks too). read more

Bridgeway Station - Steak nachos??? - Shared Office Spaces Near Me - Simpsonville, South Carolina

Great spot. Love all the vibes and so many things to eat and do! There is something for everyone. They also offer little events here and there and a farmers market! Plenty of parking. Plenty of places to eat and sit covered or uncovered. Bathrooms are always clean! read more

We had been hearing about this venue for a while so decided to stop by while we were in the area. Our first reaction was that it is smaller than we had expected. As we explored, that feeling was confirmed by the relatively small footprint for the eateries. We just felt crowded when we were inside. However the outside courtyard was nice with lots of seating. Lots of families having a good time. Overall, probably a nice addition to the area. read more

Wow! One of the best Mothers Days I've ever had! They had a large variety of food to choose from and it was all amazing! My personal favorite was the shrimp & grits and the waffles. Will definitely be our go to spot for lunch and or dinner! Just strolling the grounds is so enjoyable. read more

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Very cool atmosphere, lots to choose from. If you eat in the "food court", don't expect anything more than "bar food". Nothing spectacular. A bit pricy as well. read more

Do not go bowling with a large group. It is very disorganized and no one actually knows the "process". They charge 25% gratuity which is ridiculous. They made $40 gratuity just on the bowling for one hour: read more

On a beautiful Wednesday afternoon my family brought me here for a casual lunch. We enjoyed the aesthetics and people watching. A nice variety of food choices were available at The City Market. It included a bar, a sit down restaurant, as well as a few walk up windows. We ate Bula Bula Bowl and took it outside to enjoy by the fountain. An overall enjoyable experience. read more

Bridgeway Station - Outside The City Market - Shared Office Spaces Near Me - Simpsonville, South Carolina

Average food at above average prices. But there's a good variety to choose from and good for groups with a variety of tastes.