The Sage Room is at 75 Pope Avenue, in the middle of the south end, and it has been serving fine dining since 2002. It is a small, dressy dinner room that locals and repeat visitors treat as a place to celebrate. Sage Room Hilton Head has a hidden-gem reputation, and reviews describe it as somewhere they return to every trip.

What to Order at the Sage Room

The kitchen cooks food from around the world and changes its specials nightly. Reviewers rave about the steaks and filet, the sea bass, scallops and tuna, and unusual starters such as the snow pea martini and a beef spring roll. The bread comes with honey butter and a flavored olive oil. Cocktails, including the blackberry bramble and the espresso martini, get their own praise. One reviewer found a halibut special overcooked, so ask what is best that night.

Reservations and Seating

Dinner runs Monday through Saturday from 6 to 10 p.m., and the Sage Room is closed on Sundays. Book through OpenTable or call (843) 785-5352, and reserve ahead in season. The bar-top seats are comfortable if you want to eat with a drink and watch the room. It also takes private parties.

Getting There

The Sage Room is at 75 Pope Avenue. More places to eat are on the Hilton Head restaurants page, and the dining guide sorts them by meal and style.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Sage Room take reservations?

Yes. You can book through OpenTable or call (843) 785-5352. The restaurant recommends booking ahead.

What are the Sage Room's hours?

Dinner is served Monday through Saturday from 6 to 10 p.m. The restaurant is closed on Sundays.

What is the Sage Room known for?

Steaks, fresh seafood, unusual appetizers such as the snow pea martini and a strong cocktail list, served in an intimate room.

Is the Sage Room good for a special occasion?

Yes. Reviewers often call it their celebration spot, and it takes private parties.

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