First they lost our reservation that we gave 2 hours before we got there. They were accommodating though and seated us right away. This place is huge and has many dining rooms, but ours was the "Garden Room" and it sucked. No green to be seen. The service wasn't great either and felt rushed. Also the music was terrible and wrecked the ambiance of this cool place. For such an interesting type of restaurant with history do I really need to hear Boston, The Scorpions or any other Hair bands? I think we would have preferred elevator music in this setting then that. Food was decent and prices were too. I would go here again, but I would be more cautious about where we sat. Maybe the music will change the next time we're down there.

The pirates house was recommended to us by the local staff at the visitors center. The building itself was interesting, and a nice historical point of interest. The restaurant experience itself left much to be desired. The place is dusty and dark; the tables and chairs are tired and haven't been replaced or repainted since the 80's. The menu was tired and stale. My food was bland and tasteless. If you're a fan of Ponderosa or old country buffet, you might find this restaurant exciting and right up your alley. If you are looking for a true culinary experience, I'd suggest trying elsewhere.

We loved it. The food was excellent, not cheap but worth every penny. The service was impecable and very entertaining. We will definitely go back.

Looking for a real dining pleasure? The Pirate's House gives you delicious food (the best fried chicken I have ever eaten!) and a great lesson in local history. I just got back from Savannah and I wish I could be eating at The Pirate's House right now! The lunch buffet far surpasses the "other" southern lunch buffet across town. This is truly an amazing place!