GhostLine Kitchens
Shared-use commercial kitchen · Parker Lane ·
Shared kitchen & events arena for classes, shoots, meetings
Shared kitchen & events arena for classes, shoots, meetings
"A ghost-kitchen facility in Austin’s McKinney neighborhood that served as the production and filming site for a five-episode NBC series tied to the Paris 2024 Olympics. The compact kitchen space was used to record half-hour episodes in which the host interviews American Olympic athletes about food and then prepares a French dish with each guest, accommodating segments with athletes such as Lydia Jacoby, Hailey Hernandez, Alison Gibson, Christina and Kyle Clemons, David and Corey Robinson, and Trey Hardee." - Nadia Chaudhury
"Operating as a ghost-kitchen hub in the McKinney neighborhood, Ghostline Kitchens was where Golden Eye began in 2021 making sweets for pickup and where the two businesses shared space." - Nadia Chaudhury
"Shuttered Austin food truck Texsueno is back, sort of, as a ghost kitchen. It opened ATX Cheeseburger in late October within the GhostLine Kitchens space in the McKinney neighborhood at 3400 Comsouth Drive." - Nadia Chaudhury
"Presented as a forthcoming Austin shared kitchen space, GhostLine Kitchens is described by co-founder and CEO Shalou Barth as a lower-cost alternative to brick-and-mortar restaurants that can cut the typical $400,000-plus investment down to around $5,000–$15,000; Barth also highlights a much quicker turnaround—weeks versus the up-to-18-month timeline of a traditional restaurant—allowing restauranteurs to experiment with new concepts with essentially nothing to lose." - Sarah Engstrand
"I see Ghostline's similar setup for takeout pulling the food-hall craze into these limited-contact times." - Gabe Hiatt
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