Inside Local Pie with a wood-fired pizza oven at the back and a long counter with stools
Hours
Monday4 PM–11 PM
Tuesday4 PM–9 PM
Wednesday4 PM–9 PM
Thursday4 PM–9 PM
Friday4 PM–11 PM
Saturdaynoon–11 PM
Sundaynoon–9 PM

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Local Pie Hilton Head

Rated 4.3 out of 5 stars on Google$$

Local Pie is the wood-fired pizza place at 55 New Orleans Road, and it calls itself the Lowcountry’s first wood-fired pizza. Locals shorten the name to Local Pie HHI, and it has sister restaurants in Bluffton and New Riverside. The Hilton Head room is casual and bright, with a full bar, TVs for the game, and a good amount of indoor and outdoor seating.

What to Order at Local Pie

The ovens run above 800 degrees, so the crust comes out charred at the edges and thick enough to hold the toppings. Reviewers like the Baller, the white pizza and the SlowCountry pie with chicken, bacon, jalapeño and barbecue drizzle. Garlic knots, wings, the cheesy spinach dip and the meatball wedge also come up, and the cannoli gets its own praise. There is a list of Carolina craft beers on draft. Use the menu button above for the current menu.

Happy Hour, Reservations and Seating

Happy hour runs daily from 4 to 6 p.m. with discounted draft beer, wine and well drinks and half-price appetizers, according to the local visitor guides. You can book a table through Resy with the reserve button above, or walk in. The patio is pet friendly, and the restaurant works for families and bigger groups. Some reviewers mention slow service at busy times.

Getting There

Local Pie is at 55 New Orleans Road, Unit 106, Hilton Head Island. More places to eat are on the Hilton Head restaurants page, and the Hilton Head dining guide sorts them by meal and style.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Local Pie Hilton Head take reservations?

Yes, through Resy using the reserve button on this page. Walk-ins are also welcome.

Does Local Pie have happy hour?

Yes. Visitor guides list a daily happy hour from 4 to 6 p.m. with discounted draft beer, wine, well drinks and half-price appetizers.

Is Local Pie dog friendly?

Reviewers say the restaurant is pet friendly, with outdoor seating.

What is Local Pie known for?

Wood-fired pizza cooked in ovens above 800 degrees, plus garlic knots, wings, craft beer and cannoli.

Are there other Local Pie restaurants?

Yes. There are two more in the area, in Bluffton and at New Riverside. This page is the Hilton Head restaurant on New Orleans Road.

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