Let me preface this by saying after posting this review on Google, Greyline BLOCKED me from their Facebook page. Guess I hit a nerve...or several...I think it's important to know that the individual businesses inside of Greyline are what Greyline is/was what it was meant to be. NOT what the owner is turning it into!! The recent development that the owner of the building (Chad Needham) has decided to allow a single business to take over a large part of the open floor plan (Space Tango), and will seemingly take away from the original intention of Greyline, fka Julietta Market. Gone will be the Farmer's Market (they will not be hosting events there for the forseeable future), as well as the new layout being extremely closed off and unwelcoming...all of the things that were supposed to be what Greyline was meant for. I fully support the INDIVIDUAL BUSINESSES inside Greyline...I DO NOT support Greyline itself!There are several articles posted in the Herald Leader announcing this change...This is my opinion, and as such, I do not support Greyline.IN RESPONSE TO GREYLINE'S RESPONSE TO THIS POST:Safety is a HUGE concern!!! Not only for the customer base, but also for the vendors. We speak to the owners of a majority of the businesses inside Greyline, and I honestly can say that none we've spoken to are happy about this.PARKING will be essentially non-existent during the day. Oh, but that's right, your current renters are of your utmost concern as you want to make sure they are taken care of...renters who depend on customers who will have nowhere to park!!FARMER'S MARKET: So, with the current building of Space Tango in the main area, you're telling me that the Farmer's Market that was previously held that filled the entire communal area is going to be the same as this new one?? No way possible!! It may be a 5-10 table set up, but it'll be nothing like it was before.YOGA: Smaller classes, yes. However, what about the larger 50-100 people events (the last that was double-booked by Greyline at the same time as a wedding, and the yoga event had to turn people away because there was no where to PARK). There's that parking issue again...If you want to know the TRUE intention of the new tenant to Greyline, just read the article shared on Facebook by Space Tango themselves. There are 7.4 million reasons to doubt the true direction Greyline is heading!https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1Eo66Yyowa/Also, if that link conveniently disappears, here is the link to the post from Governor Andy Beshear:https://newkentuckyhome.ky.gov/.../20260625_SpaceTango

We loved coming here. We came for a tour at bespoken, while we waited for our tour we went to this beautiful little vintage store. They had so many things to look at. We bought a bunch of records. Our tour at bespoken was awesome, so much fun. Then we ate at SOB (son of a burger) The burgers and fries were delicious.

Publications make this destination sound worth the trip. It took us longer to drive there than it did to actually experience it. There is not honestly anything there to draw you or give you a reason to go unless you are a local and need a place to buy food (I guess). Don't want to be mean but it was a complete waste of our time. Disappointing.....

Recent changes in handicap accessibility to the parking lot off Limestone have made the building all but inaccessible to many of us.

I don’t think we actually had a four star time here, but I don’t want to go lower because I’m judging it based on what it normally would be. We went at noon on a Sunday assuming everything was going to be open. I would say that only 7-8 booths/restaurants were open. You can still walk through and see everything though and it does have quite a variety of small businesses inside. I bet this is a really cool place to explore at a different time when everything’s actually open.