Side Hustle Brewing Company is a craft brewery that started in Bluffton, where it runs its own taproom on Buck Island Road. On Hilton Head Island its beer is poured at The Bank, the big indoor and outdoor beer garden at 59 Pope Avenue, and the round bar under the Side Hustle sign is the center of the room. The bank theme runs through everything, from the tap wall built like a vault of safe-deposit boxes to the beer names.

The Beer

The lineup leans easy-drinking with a few bigger beers. Liquid Gold is a hazy New England IPA, Payday and Sand Dollar are fruited wheats, Bean Counter is an imperial stout, and Hustle Fizz is a hard seltzer in flavors like key lime pie. Sours and seasonal releases rotate through the taps. Small sampler pours make it easy to try several, and cans are sold to go for the beach or the rental.

Food, Kids and Seating

Side Hustle does not run a separate kitchen: food comes from The Bank, which has its own kitchen plus food trucks outside, so pizza, burgers and snacks are all a few steps away. Seating is first come, first served across the bar, the indoor tables and the beer garden, which has picnic tables, umbrellas and a very large outdoor TV. Visitors bring kids in the afternoon, and it is an easy walk from the Coligny beaches.

Getting There

Go to The Bank at 59 Pope Avenue, with parking on site. Visitors warn that some map apps send you to a closed back entrance at a private community gate, so search for The Bank rather than the brewery name. 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

Where is Side Hustle Brewing on Hilton Head?

Inside The Bank, the beer garden at 59 Pope Avenue. Its other taproom is in Bluffton on Buck Island Road.

Does Side Hustle Brewing serve food?

Food comes from The Bank, which has a kitchen and food trucks on site, so you can eat with your beer.

Can I buy Side Hustle beer to go?

Yes. Cans are sold to go at The Bank.

Does Side Hustle Brewing take reservations?

No. Seating at The Bank is first come, first served; the venue books only private events.

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