4.5
- 4.3Food
- 4.7Service
- 4.5Ambience
- 4.3Value
Noise • Moderate
$10.00 - $65.00 per person
1 - 8 people
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4.5
Noise • Moderate
Coastal Georgia
Kid-friendly
Coastal Georgia
Most Booked
Savannah
Good for groups
Savannah
American
Savannah
Most Booked
Gary Gold
Los Angeles10 reviews
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Greenville1 review
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Los Angeles10 reviews
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Richmond4 reviews
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Poconos5 reviews
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Coastal Georgia13 reviews
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Cleveland34 reviews
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Kimberly
New York City2 reviews
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Lloyd
New York City12 reviews
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Yes, The Pirates' House accepts private parties, so you can host a private gathering there; contact the restaurant for details and availability.
The Pirates' House is an immersive, historic spot, a pirate‑themed, multi‑room house with creaky floors, big beams and stone fireplaces, guided tours, and a gift shop, making it especially fun and family‑friendly.
Yes, The Pirates' House is very family-friendly: kids regularly enjoy pirate-themed menus and paper hats, guided tours, and playful touches that make visits memorable for families.
Yes, The Pirates' House is often chosen for anniversaries and special evenings; guests describe a cozy, historic atmosphere and memorable anniversary dinners there.
The Pirates' House occupies several historic dining rooms (guests mention the oldest part of the house and named rooms like the Anne Bonny and Treasure rooms), plus a bar area and booths, and it accommodates private parties.
Sunday is a great choice for the buffet experience, guests note Sunday (including Mother's Day) as a buffet day; for a quieter visit, Monday mid‑afternoon (around 2:30 pm) has been reported as less busy.
Weekday afternoons tend to be calmer, for example, guests report a quiet 2:30pm Monday visit and easy seating around a 3:00 late-lunch timeslot.
Casual Dress is the guide, comfortable, informal clothing is appropriate; nothing formal is expected.
The Pirates' House is known for hearty, generous servings, guests frequently describe the buffet and many entrees as large and leave comfortably full.
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