SAGE Cafe & Grill

Originally launched in 2010 as Roasters in F‑7 Markaz, the café was later transformed and repositioned as Sage Café & Grill. Over more than a decade, it earned reputation for steaks, pastas, burgers, and hearty American‑fusion offerings—becoming a favorite family dining spot across Islamabad. In 2025, it expanded to a second location in I‑8 Markaz while retaining loyal crowds and service efficiency .

Specialties: Flavor-Packed American Fusion & Crowd-Pleasing Classics

Sage is known for standout dishes like Chicken Parmesan Pasta, Beef Tarragon Steak, Mac ’n’ Cheese, Shrimp Fettucini, Mexican Steak, and signature burgers & fajitas. Starters like mozzarella sticks, onion rings, and dynamite shrimp are local favorites, while dessert and beverage offerings—like margaritas and ice teas—add to its broad appeal

Achievements: Consistency, Loyalty & City-Wide Recognition

• Holds consistent 4.3–4.4★ ratings across platforms with 1,200+ reviews
• Frequently recommended as best place for chicken Parmesan & mac ’n’ cheese by Reddit users and food bloggers
• Included in Wanderlog's "Top 50 Cafés in Islamabad" and regional restaurant lists
• Reputation built on consistent quantity, flavor, and portion sizes over many years—rare in Islamabad's competitive dining scene

Franchising Info

• While no formal franchise is active yet, Sage’s Instagram post explicitly states they are open to "franchising and partnership agreements" in new locations .

Why to Franchise?

• Tap into a well-loved brand with a decade of loyal customer base and proven food quality
• Menu excellence & variety with high repeat appeal—parmesan pasta, steaks, mac & cheese, fusion entrées
• Strong operational reputation for speed, service, and consistent portion sizes
• Flexible local expansion—ideal for upscale sectors in cities like Lahore, Karachi, Pindi, and Gwadar
• Moderate investment scale—affordable compared to fine dining or international brands, with visible profit potential
• Proven digital marketing and partnerships; Instagram engagement already hints at growth mindset