The Pirates’ House

Step back in time at this legendary Savannah eatery where dining becomes a swashbuckling adventure! The Pirates' House transforms mealtime into entertainment with costumed pirates wandering through the historic 1700s building, engaging kids with stories and shenanigans. The kid menus cleverly fold into pirate hats that children can wear throughout their meal, making this Southern buffet experience as memorable as it is delicious.

• ✓Interactive costumed pirates who tell stories and pose for photos throughout your meal
• ✓Kid menus that fold into wearable pirate hats children can take home
• ✓Authentic 1700s building with hidden rooms and tunnels that inspired Treasure Island
• ✓Southern buffet with kid-friendly classics like mac and cheese, fried chicken, and sweet treats
• ✓Gift shop with pirate treasure and souvenirs perfect for post-meal browsing

1. 1.Arrive early for lunch (around 11:30am) or dinner (around 5pm) to beat the tourist crowds and have more one-on-one pirate interaction time
2. 2.Request a table in one of the historic rooms rather than the newer additions for maximum atmosphere and authentic old-tavern ambiance
3. 3.Let servers know if your child is shy,the pirates are great about adjusting their energy level and won't overwhelm timid kids
4. 4.The buffet option is ideal for picky eaters who can choose exactly what they want, plus you won't wait long for food with hungry kids
5. 5.Park in the adjacent lot on East Broad Street or use nearby street parking,the restaurant validates some parking

Weekday lunches (Tuesday-Thursday, 11:30am-1pm) offer the best experience with smaller crowds, more pirate attention for your kids, and easier parking. Avoid weekend evenings when large tour groups often fill the space.

Moderate pricing ($$) with buffet and menu options both available; the historic building has uneven floors and stairs, so large strollers may be challenging to navigate. On-site parking lot available with some validated spots.

Open year-round with no seasonal closures. The indoor setting makes it perfect for hot Savannah summers or rainy days. Halloween season brings extra pirate enthusiasm and decorations that kids especially love.