You can also hit a food hall made of shipping containers at Gather. There’s also the recently relocated Myles Pizza, which Brooker says gets folks driving in all the way from Ohio, as well as the only non-Nashville location of the legendary Prince’s Hot Chicken, which can be found at Greenville brewery Yee-Haw. Speaking of beer, Greenville’s 17-brewery-strong craft beer scene is another industry clearly on the rise.

The most unique of Greenville's growing food hall scene is Gather, where stacks of colorful shipping containers housing mini-kitchens circle a central courtyard. Grab an acai bowl, a signature sushi roll, or a basket of fried chicken, and find a spot to kick back and enjoy the live bands on weekends.

And Greenville isn’t without a true food hall: Gather GVL opted for stacked, multicolored shipping containers over old brick to house its dozen vendors dishing everything from acai bowls to lobster rolls.

Gather GVL makes a second appearance on our alphabetical culinary tour of Greenville, SC. Simply put, this smattering of stacked shipping containers is kicking out culinary creations that stack up with the rest of Greenville's culinary prowess. The stories behind some of them are just as delicious, too. We highlighted HenDough at Letter Dwith the story of owners and chefs Paul and Sarah Klaassen, who met while working together at the Biltmore before deciding to see where doughnuts and chicken would take them.

What it's known for: Tucked away in the West End of downtown, Gather GVL is a lively food court with a spacious outdoor courtyard where parents, kids and even pets converge to enjoy great eats, live music and more. Burgers, tacos, pasta, sushi, donuts - there's plenty to suit the tastes of youngsters and adults. And you can't beat the location for a family day in Greenville as it is within walking distance of Fluor Field, the South Carolina Children's Theater, and many other downtown landmarks.

Gather is not a restaurant but rather a gathering spot, just as the name suggests. It's designed to make the most of both indoor and outdoor areas. There's a large roof canopy that offers protection from the elements, so the local restaurants are open rain or shine, but there's also communal dining tables, picnic tables, and an umbrella-dotted green that provides a plethora of outdoor dining options for those who want to eat in the open air.

In the West End of downtown close to Fluor Field, you'll find Gather GVL, an outdoor food court of multicolored shipping containers. It's home to 13 businesses serving everything from giant artisan doughnuts at HenDough to Maine-style lobster rolls at The Lob Father. As you walk down Augusta Street, you'll see cute boutiques like Augusta Twenty selling brands like Vince, Longchamp, and Alice + Olivia plus locally made jewelry.

During the summer, walk to Fluor Field to catch a Minor League Baseball game featuring the Greenville Drive, the High-A affiliate of the Boston Red Sox (and, once you arrive, note the stadium’s similarity to Fenway Park). On your way, pop into Gather GVL for a drink and a snack. This colorful outdoor food hall is made of shipping containers and has a fun, family-friendly vibe.

Located near Fluor Field, Gather GVL is an outdoor food hall built out of shipping containers. The food and beverage vendors at Gather GVL promise something yummy for everyone, especially frozen drinks from Juice Box Wine Bar. At the heart of this colorful and kid-friendly outdoor space is a stage on which you can regularly find a local troubadour doing their thing.

Gather GVL is a great place to go if you can’t decide on what to eat. Gather GVL is only a short walk from Flour Field and has thirteen food stalls in shipping containers surrounding a warm and inviting place to hang out and eat. All the seating is first-come, first-serve, and free of charge unless you want to eat in the reserved VIP section.

If you want to have a fun, extraordinary dining experience, visit Gather GVL. Gather GVL is a unique twist on the traditional dining experience. They utilize old shipping containers to make a space where people can gather and enjoy food, beverages, and entertainment. In fact, kids and pets are welcome in their space as well!

Foodhall Fare: Gather, Greenville's first food hall, is made out of shipping containers and has 13 unique concepts, including The Lob Father (home to lobster rolls), Myami Bites (focusing on Miami street food like Cuban sandwiches and empanadas), HenDough (for fried chicken and donuts), and Juice Box Wine Bar, among others.

Whoever had the brilliant idea to put some brightly colored shipping containers together to create a fun outdoor space with numerous options for food and drinks…thank you!. We love Gather GVL because there is literally something for almost everyone. It’s kid-friendly, pet-friendly (Tuesday to Friday), and is a must-visit.

Status: Myami Bites (open), Juice Box (open), Yolo Pizza (May 1), The ‘05 Express (May 11). Don’t Miss: Myami Bites Cuban Sandwich and Croquettes of the day. Three of the four new tenants announced recently by the shipping container food hall are either second locations or spin-offs of existing successful local spots.

A great spot for a mixed group, though it can be hard to find seats for a large crew, especially at prime times of the day. HenDough and KO Burger are popular choices but the Mama Mozzarella and Palmetto Seafood Co. are kind of hidden gems, featuring some high-quality nibbles from Chef/Owner Baileigh Reardon.

Gather GVL is the place you go when none of your friends can decide where to eat. Housed in large shipping containers, you’ll find just about every type of food imaginable for the best night out. A few vendors you’ll find include HenDough Chicken and Donuts, Cocobowlz, Mercado Cantina, KO Burger, and more.

If you are a local Atlantan, you have probably been to Krog Street and/or Ponce City Market (probably both). Well, Gather GVL is sort of like those, but all outdoors. This outdoor food hall was AMAZING and it was the perfect spot for lunch – especially since Avery was really fussy that afternoon.

Constructed of shipping containers with a large, shaded courtyard in the middle, this trendy food hall features 13 different food and beverage vendors. The downstairs patio is dog friendly (weekdays only). We tried Cocobowls acai bowl which was the perfect treat after an afternoon of hiking.

Gather GVL and The Commons are slated to open in Greenville this year, while Charleston’s Workshop is still going strong. Not to be left out, Columbia’s Soda City Market has started a campaign to get a food hall operator to open an establishment in the Capital City.

This outdoor venue is a go-to for families because it has lots of food options, plus adult beverages. Think of it as a food court, only nicer and not in a mall!. Gather GVL also has entertainment on certain nights, including live music and an amazing balloon artist.

Gather GVL, 126 Augusta St. | Tuesday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-9 p.m.; Friday-Saturday, 8 a.m.-10 p.m.; Sunday, 8 a.m.-8 p.m. | Guide your own mini food tour through Gather GVL’s vendors before heading up to the heated patio or sitting by the firepit on the ground level.

Gather GVL is an outdoor shipping container style food hall... Think food truck park without wheels!. At the time of writing this there are 11 vendors serving everything from burgers to pizza to sushi to fried chicken and just about everything in between!.

Gather GVL is an outdoor food hall where you can find an array of local eateries and breweries. It’s a great place to try a variety of cuisines in a casual setting. The atmosphere is vibrant and perfect for a laid-back evening with friends or family.

Gather GVL is an outdoor gathering of restaurants and breweries in downtown Greenville built out of shipping containers. Besides being incredibly cool, the food options range from sushi to cheesesteak sandwiches, so there’s something for everyone.

More than just one restaurant, Gather is a bustling food court highlighting the best local food and beverage dealers. Try any of the tasty international options, hearty American fare, and bars. Or stop by several for a combo meal unique to you!

Gather: Gather is an open-air food hall in the West End of downtown Greenville with a pretty chill atmosphere. It has tons of different food options, so you and your family/friends don’t have to all eat the same thing.

Gather GVL | Food Trucks | $ | Gather is a really cool venue to spend the afternoon with friends. There are multiple vendor offerings from a wine bar, sushi, local beers, burgers, and more.

Also, don’t miss Gather GVL, a lively outdoor food hall with vendors doling out lobster rolls, pizza slices, and fried chicken biscuits from upcycled shipping containers by Fluor Field.

The accolades just keep on comin’ (not that anyone needs another reason to visit Greenville). If you haven’t already, it’s past time to add Gather GVL to your “Gotta Eat There” List.

Gather is a spot I hit up when there- bunch of shipping containers with food vendors, etc.... You aren't very far from mountains/great hiking and falls if interested in those things.

This is a great food court with a nice selection of restaurants downtown. Easy access and great seating choices. It needs more gluten free and vegetarian options.

their regular donuts (like chocolate frosted) are a bit much because it's a LOT of donut, but their specialty ones (like the creme brulee donut) are too die for

Gather: Another food hall concept made out of old containers and fully outside. Pasta Addict is my favorite!. Greenville Beer Exchange also has a space here.