GhostLine Kitchens

It’s nuts that the kitchen management operation is getting bad reviews for the restaurants that are renting space from them. The only people that should be writing reviews for this GhostKitchen are the restaurant owners, employees, and the delivery staff that has to navigate the facility. I’m looking to rent space here and I would have never entertained the idea based off the star rating. Thankfully I read some of these reviews to realize the over all rating is skewed by individuals that don’t know anything about how restaurants operate. Anyway.. I’ll be in soon to see the space.

Had a filmed event here in the show kitchen and it was fantastic. The team at Ghostline Kitchens was attentive, courteous and knowledgeable. The facilities were organized and clean. Everything was prepared perfectly. We had a great time shooting the content, working with our chef and eating great food.

Don't waste your time. Half the places aren't open when they say they are. We ordered and after 5 mins or so it said our order was ready for pickup but with no instructions on how to retrieve it. We waited at the Expo window, but no one came. We finally called and they said, we'll be right out...18 mins later they brought it out. No utensils like we requested. No napkins. The food was decent, but not worth dealing with all that. No bathrooms either. And the indoor seating area was closed with no explanation. I thought this was supposed to be sort of a more refined food truck experience, but it falls flat...on its face. None of the people in our small group wanted to come back.

Ordered $60 worth of chicken. Requested half fried half grilled in a meal that was stated to feed 4. Food was running late so I called the kitchen. The company representative was highly unprofessional, hanging the phone up on me after she confirmed that yes they made my order but no one was there to deliver. I received an order with 2 missing sides and a small amount of cold chicken. My business partner and I ate all of what was given and were left feeling hungry and angry. Feel free to use this service if you enjoy disrespectful workers, low quality, and half of your order.

As someone who lives in South Austin, I really appreciate all the different food vendors here - and they keep adding more! It brings some much needed variety from Ethiopian to Indian to fried chicken, burgers, and more. Everything I've had from here was pretty good. They have indoor and outdoor seating areas, which I appreciate. My only gripe is that, as much as I love sitting in their outdoor area, there's usually someone smoking there and that's all I end up smelling while I'm eating.

Ordered the jerk chicken and oxtails from Trap house Caribbean (THC). The food was a big miss, very disappointing. The plantains tasted more so burnt than sweet. You also do not get many oxtails for the price. I got 2 oxtails 1 was huge but mostly fat. Save your time and money by going somewhere else

A lot of different restaurants in this location, I tried the burger and Sandwich place and it was pretty good, I just wish they would add the hours to each window where the name of the business is and add the option to get napkins & utensils from the tables outside, other than that, thank you.

This is the dumbest concept I have come across, no wonder the restaurants here are closing down. I do not suggest stopping here, only two restaurants are open, and you have to be a member to walk into the building. No restrooms available as well. Makes sense why the restaurants here closed down. Definitely do not recommend this.

Ghostline? More like Ghost town. On a Saturday at lunchtime, only three of the eight food windows were open for business. Two looked entirely unoccupied. This place seriously has one foot already in the grave. I'm guessing it's just a crappy business model. You can't order at the windows either... the employees just dumbly point you at a QR code. There's no restroom for customers and the patio area is quite small... though who would wanna hang around when you're not allowed to take a piss? Two stars instead of one only because Hawaiian Bros got us our food quickly and was of good quality.

Ghostline Kitchens has many restaurants here. The chocolates at Golden Eye are quite expensive. 12 pieces=$42. It is a nice Valentine's gift though! It was my first time going to a ghost kitchen (meaning the building is not open to the public. I ordered the chocolates online through their QR code, called their number, and was able to receive the chocolates within 5 minutes! I got to try a sample chocolate and the guy asked if I had any allergies. Service was great, and chocolates taste sooo good! They are handmade and I can taste the different layers.

This place is awesome. I had no idea they existed only discovered them after delivering a Uber Eats order for Chicken Fried Austin. I cannot wait to come back and explore this place on my own. I have very high hopes for this place. I think they will do great things.