Mathers Social Gathering

About the Business

Specialties

A stylish, dark wood, exposed brick filled hideaway housed on the third floor of a vintage furniture store from the late 1800s. ​ Designed as a social gathering, Mathers promotes group interaction in a sophisticated yet comfortable setting. Ample parlor seating allows patrons to relax with their friends and mingle with other guests while enjoying the swanky, historical atmosphere remnant of a late 1800's Orlando. Our dapper bartenders use boutique spirits and seasonal fruit, with house made cordials, bitters, and syrups to create classic cocktails and modern libations. Small plates are served upon your request to compliment your favorite cocktails; so take a seat and allow one of our butlers to be at your service.

History

Established in 2017.

Located on 30 S. Magnolia Avenue, is a three-story building constructed by Edward Kuhl and James Delaney. The structure predates the major 1884 fire which began in Delaney's nearby wooden grocery store, which spread to Bassett's Millinery Store and then to Dr. R.J. Gilliam's Drug Store. The large fire also destroyed the printing plant of the Reporter, Orlando's first newspaper. The Mather Building also served as the local post office in the 1890's.

Meet the Business Owner

Business owner information

Daniel M.

Business Owner

A proven illustrator of creative entertainment, Daniel has brought an energetic vibe to a 1920's Americana speakeasy lounge.  He is passionate about marrying culture, art and entertainment into an accessible format for Orlando locals.  Mathers is located in the heart of Downtown, just steps away from the cultural Dr. Phillips Performing Arts Center. It is now nestled adjacent to its sister venue, Celine.