Gather GVL
In 2020 Doug and Matt Cross, a father and son duo, opened Gather in Downtown Greenville. Their goal was to create a place where you could bring your kids, pets, spouse, and friends. They've met this goal by having a little something for everyone in the family. What's so interesting about Gather is that they actually used retired shipping containers to house their different vendors.
Gather has 13 different restaurants to choose from so you're bound to find something that piques your interest! In terms of food, they have options such as sushi, pizza, salad, cheesesteak, lobster rolls, and tacos which is only naming a few. They literally have anything you can imagine! While enjoying some delicious food, you can enjoy beverage options of wine, beer, mixed drinks, and more.
There's always something going on at Gather. They have live music Thursday through Sunday, pop-ups with local vendors, sip and paint nights, and partnerships with nonprofits just to name a few. You can also host private events at Gather, no matter the type of event. Make sure to check them out no matter if you're looking for a family night, date night, or even just somewhere to bring your furry friends!
Contact
Address: 126 Augusta St, Greenville, SC 29601
Phone: 864.501.5008
Website: www.gathergvl.com
Hours
Tuesday-Thursday 8AM to 9PM
Friday-Saturday 8AM to 10PM
Sunday 8AM to 8PM
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