Liquor Stores in Hilton Head Island

Aisles of spirits under hanging signs for cordials, rum and tequila inside Rollers Wine & Spirits on Palmetto Bay Road

Ten liquor stores on Hilton Head Island, and which are open right now. By state law, all close at 7pm and all day Sunday.

10 Liquor Stores on Hilton Head Island

South End and Coligny

Rollers Wine & Spirits, Coligny Plaza
4.5 ★ (223)
Rollers Wine & Spirits, Coligny Plaza

6 Lagoon Rd, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928

Wine, spirits, beer, mixers and cigars in Coligny Plaza, a short walk from Coligny Beach.

Island Liquors & Wine
4.5 ★ (157)
Island Liquors & Wine

70 Pope Ave D, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928

Spirits and fine wines, including local wines, in Circle Center on Pope Avenue.

Reel Job Spirits and Wine
4.2 ★ (5)
Reel Job Spirits and Wine

14 Executive Park Rd Ste C, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928

A small spirits and wine shop on Executive Park Road. It opens at 10am, an hour after the others.

Park Plaza Spirits & Fine Wines
4.4 ★ (38)
Park Plaza Spirits & Fine Wines

33 Office Park Rd Ste 3, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928

In Park Plaza, the same shopping center as Harris Teeter, so one stop covers groceries and a bottle.

Rollers Wine & Spirits, Palmetto Bay Road
4.7 ★ (334)
Rollers Wine & Spirits, Palmetto Bay Road

9 Palmetto Bay Rd, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928

The biggest Rollers: wine, spirits, beer, kegs, cigars and cheese, plus a wine bar. Next to Publix at Island Crossing.

Patel's Liquor, New Orleans Road
4.5 ★ (21)
Patel's Liquor, New Orleans Road

2 New Orleans Rd, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928

The south-end Patel’s, a liquor and party shop on New Orleans Road.

Mid-Island: Shelter Cove

Hilton Head Wine & Spirit Shop
4.6 ★ (207)
Hilton Head Wine & Spirit Shop

50 Shelter Cove Ln Ste K, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928

In The Plaza at Shelter Cove between Whole Foods and TJ Maxx, a short walk from Kroger.

North End

Island Spirits & Fine Wines
4.4 ★ (86)
Island Spirits & Fine Wines

45 Pembroke Dr, Hilton Head Island, SC 29926

In Festival Centre on Pembroke Drive, the shopping center with the north-end Publix.

Patel's Liquor, Main Street
4.2 ★ (11)
Patel's Liquor, Main Street

1105 Main St, Hilton Head Island, SC 29926

The north-end Patel’s, on Main Street near Harris Teeter.

Rollers Wine & Spirits, Port Royal Plaza
4.5 ★ (124)
Rollers Wine & Spirits, Port Royal Plaza

95 Mathews Dr, Hilton Head Island, SC 29926

The north-end Rollers: wine and spirits in Port Royal Plaza on Mathews Drive.

Map of Hilton Head Liquor Stores

  1. 1Rollers Wine & Spirits, Coligny Plaza
  2. 2Island Liquors & Wine
  3. 3Reel Job Spirits and Wine
  4. 4Park Plaza Spirits & Fine Wines
  5. 5Rollers Wine & Spirits, Palmetto Bay Road
  6. 6Patel's Liquor, New Orleans Road
  7. 7Hilton Head Wine & Spirit Shop
  8. 8Island Spirits & Fine Wines
  9. 9Patel's Liquor, Main Street
  10. 10Rollers Wine & Spirits, Port Royal Plaza

When are liquor stores open in South Carolina?

Monday to Saturday, 9am to 7pm at the latest. South Carolina law forbids a liquor store to sell between 7pm and 9am (S.C. Code § 61-6-1500) and on Sunday or Christmas Day (§ 61-6-4160). That is state law, not the stores’ choice, so every liquor store on Hilton Head keeps the same short day and none opens on a Sunday. Other holidays are not restricted, and election days have not closed liquor stores since 2014.

Beer and wine follow a different rule (§ 61-4-120). To sell them to go on a Sunday, a store needs the state’s seven-day beer and wine permit, which is issued only where Sunday sales have been approved, and Beaufort County is on the SC Department of Revenue’s list. On a Sunday, that means the grocery stores: Kroger, Publix and Harris Teeter are all open seven days a week. Our grocery stores on Hilton Head page has every one.

About Hilton Head’s Liquor Stores

The island’s liquor stores run from Coligny to the north end, a mix of independent shops and two small local names: Rollers has three stores and Patel’s two. Most carry wine, spirits and craft beer, and the bigger shops add mixers, cigars and cheese, with staff who know their shelves. If you are stocking a vacation rental, the easiest stop is usually the store beside your supermarket: most of them share a shopping center with a Publix, Kroger or Harris Teeter.

Visiting from a state where this is a package store? In South Carolina it is a liquor store, locals still call it an ABC store, and many mark the storefront with red dots. Stores can sell only sealed bottles to take away, so for a drink out, see our bars on Hilton Head Island.

Frequently Asked Questions

What time do liquor stores close in South Carolina?

By 7pm. South Carolina law (S.C. Code § 61-6-1500) forbids a liquor store to sell between 7pm and 9am, so every liquor store on Hilton Head keeps the same short day, Monday to Saturday, 9am to 7pm at most.

Are liquor stores open on Sunday in South Carolina?

No. State law (S.C. Code § 61-6-4160) bars liquor sales on Sunday and on Christmas Day, so every liquor store on the island is closed all day Sunday. State law does not close them on other holidays, and election days have not closed them since 2014.

Can you buy beer and wine on Sunday on Hilton Head Island?

Yes, at stores with South Carolina’s seven-day beer and wine permit, which the state issues only where Sunday sales have been approved; Beaufort County is on the Department of Revenue’s list. On a Sunday that means the grocery stores: Kroger, Publix and Harris Teeter are open seven days a week.

Which liquor store is closest to Kroger on Hilton Head?

Hilton Head Wine & Spirit Shop, in The Plaza at Shelter Cove, a short walk from the island’s Kroger. There is no Kroger-run liquor store on the island; the nearest is in Bluffton.

Is there a Publix Liquors on Hilton Head Island?

No. Both island Publix stores have an independent liquor store beside them instead: Rollers Wine & Spirits at Island Crossing on Palmetto Bay Road, and Island Spirits & Fine Wines in Festival Centre on the north end.

What is an ABC store in South Carolina?

A liquor store. The name comes from the state’s old Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission, and locals still use it; many stores also mark the storefront with red dots. Visitors from states that say package store mean the same thing.

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