Sage

About

Sage Restaurant brings an international culinary experience to guests with worldly cuisine and inspired cocktails in a stunning downtown Sarasota location. Located in the historic Sarasota Times Building, designed in 1925 by renowned architect Dwight James Baum. The restaurant features a rooftop bar with downtown views, a 3rd floor event space for private parties, and carefully curated menus created by award-winning Executive Chef Christopher Covelli. The building was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1984 and has been renovated to preserve its architectural excellence while serving as a piece of Sarasota's cultural history.

Details

Venue type

restaurant

Indoor / outdoor

both

Private / public

both

Capacity

Parties of 6 or more require a credit card deposit

Pricing

First courses range from $20-$45, main courses $36-$85, desserts $16, cocktails $17-$23

Established

2019

Services & amenities

Services

Fine dining, Private event hosting on 3rd floor, Custom menu design for events, Full bar service, Rooftop bar service, Complimentary valet parking, Gift card sales

Amenities

Rooftop bar with downtown views, Patio seating, Historic building on National Register of Historic Places, Full bar with award-winning wine selection, Private event space on 3rd floor, Complimentary valet parking, Complimentary amuse-bouche service

Parking

Complimentary valet parking located directly across from restaurant entrance

Alcohol policy

Full bar with extensive wine selection. Corkage fee of $30 per bottle for outside wine.

Catering policy

No offsite catering. Private event hosting available at the restaurant with personalized menus. Personal cakes or desserts brought in incur a $25 service fee.

Accessibility

Patio seating recommended for families with children; restaurant does not offer separate kids menu but can accommodate children

Booking

Hours

Tuesday through Thursday 5pm-10pm, Friday and Saturday 5pm-11pm. Closed on major holidays.

How to book

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