Gather Kitchen + Bar

The drinks are strong. The.... The drinks are strong.
The sushi is outstanding.
The dip trio is very good as a starter.
The chicken wings are awesome.
Great cheeseburgers.
Wonderful truffle fries.

Love this spot.

Gather is located in watercolor inn and has a wonderful atmosphere inside. Dress casual or dress up you’ll fit in! We went two separate times and had great waiters and service. The food was good, but a little on the salty/vinegar side. The blackened mahi fish sandwhich was good and the truffle fries with aioli were our absolute favorite thing there. The Asian inspired bowl was good, but quite salty. The strawberry shortcake dessert left something to be desired; the shortcake was two large dry biscuits (?) with very minimal whip cream and a few strawberries. For the price it was not worth it and better desserts around town. We also got a to-go snack around 8:30 pm one night which consisted of the garlic parm chicken wings and a ceasar wrap with fries- unfortunately these were not good. Perhaps because they were to-go? The wings were dried to a crisp we couldn’t even pull the skin off. The ceasar wrap lacked fresh greens, and the fries were.. just fries. Overall we’d dine in again in the future when we’re back but might try different menu items.

Been here twice in the past week. Once for lunch and once for dinner. Very friendly service and casual, clean and comfortable environment. For lunch, we had the fresh grilled fish (grouper) sandwich, truffle fries, and kids pita cheese pizza. All were great. The grouper sandwich was perfectly cooked (moist and flaky and not fishy at all), and well seasoned on ciabatta. The truffle fries were pleasantly (surprisingly) crispy, not the flimsy homemade fries you get at a lot of places. The pizza was really tasty. For dinner, we had the edamame, steamed wontons, mona lisa roll, spicy emerald roll, and pho bo. The edamame was perfectly cooked (just til soft, but with a little bite) and sprinkled with sea salt. The wontons were very tasty (the skin was slightly thick for my taste/chew preference). The mona lisa roll was perfect - it was crusted with a delightfully thin batter - flash fried I assume, it is what I have always wanted in a battered roll, but never had until now. Thank you, the Gathering Spot! The pho bo was not the quintessential pho you get at your favorite vietnamese restaurant - it seemed like it had 5 spice, which is not my favorite, but most people that like pho will definitely appreciate it. The spicy emerald roll had a nice think chunk of tuna in the middle and was all that I had hoped for in a simple tuna roll, not a hint of fishyness :-) and not a speck of brown on the avocado that was layered on top. Last but not least, a tenor saxophonist played along classic hits, and he was great entertainment and helped make the night really enjoyable for the little ones with us. I will be back.

Mahi Bowl was delicious! Live music was excellent!

Hidden gem at this hotel, better food than FOOW. Highly recommend

Pretam’s Menu with Dalbert at the Helm. Get there before a St. Joe exec convinces the board he knows how to rack in more dollars and fouls it up.