The Bank: Hilton Head’s Beer Garden

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The Bank’s brick front at 59 Pope Avenue, with its sign reading Hilton Head’s Beer Garden and the Side Hustle Brewing Co. sign beside it
Rated 4 out of 5 stars on Google
Hours
Daily, 11:30 a.m. to 11 p.m.
Address
59 Pope Ave, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
Opens directions in Google Maps.
Good to know
Price range: $$

The Bank is a big indoor and outdoor beer garden at 59 Pope Avenue, in a former bank building. The name is the building’s history, and the sign out front reads Hilton Head’s Beer Garden. Side Hustle Brewing Co. makes the beer on site, so the taps are the reason to come, and the space is built for staying a while: a large patio with TVs, a stage for live music and DJs, and a family zone.

The Bank Hilton Head: Food and Beer

Side Hustle’s beers rotate, with easy-drinking styles alongside seasonal releases, and cans are sold to go. The kitchen inside serves burgers and pizza, and reviewers single out the thin, crispy pizza and the fried green beans. Food trucks set up outside as well, on their own hours, so the choice changes from day to day. The menu button above opens the kitchen’s menu.

Kids, Dogs and Seating

It is a family place in the afternoon and a livelier one later, and dogs are welcome. Seating is first come, first served with no reservations; the venue takes bookings only for private events. A game area inside keeps kids busy while the adults finish a flight.

Getting There

The Bank is on Pope Avenue, an easy walk from Coligny Plaza. For other spots on the island, see the Hilton Head restaurants page or the dining guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is The Bank in Hilton Head?

A large indoor and outdoor beer garden at 59 Pope Avenue, in a former bank building. Side Hustle Brewing Co. brews on site, and there is a kitchen, food trucks, live music and a family zone.

Is The Bank dog friendly?

Yes. Dogs are welcome in the beer garden.

Does The Bank take reservations?

Not for regular seating; it is first come, first served. Private events are booked through the venue’s website.

Is The Bank good for kids?

Yes. It has a family zone and a game area, and reviewers describe it as family friendly, especially earlier in the day.

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