Really cool old restaurant with great character. The food is amazing. The fried chicken is the best we’ve ever had. The gift shop upstairs was really neat also.

Had reservations and they sat us 1 hour early.. The server BOB in the Jolly Room was excellent. Very attentive and helpful. But the room was not as characteristic as the rest of the restaurant. No one seemed to know the ghost stories we had heard about the place. The she crab soup was great but one bowl had no crab pieces in it and the other bowl had lots of yummy big pieces. MY fried chicken with honey "sauce" was just fried with honey poured over it. TOOO Sweet and drenged in honey. The small scoop of sweet potatoes was also very sweet. My guy had the filet which turned out to look like 6 ozs.. a petite filet .and just a bit of mash potatoes.. Corn bread and biscuits were also served But biscuit was more like a sweet yeast roll. Gift shop was filled with lots of pirate stuff...Imagine that!!!! It was a beautiful night to be out so it was good.

Definitely need reservations at this location, it gets really busy. They have a southern buffet for lunch. We ordered off the menu fish with a Creole sauce, burger, blackened chicken. We enjoyed their drinks. There is gift shop upstairs to browse. It was pouring outside so we took some time to browse. The building looks really old. There are some pirate references around.

The hostess was not very welcoming. Walked in for lunch closer to 2pm. Placed felt like closing and preparing for dinner. I tried the buffet and the food was good. Wish I had gone for dinner to experience what I came for (the fried chicken). Fried green tomatoes were ok (I had better elsewhere). The drinks were delicious. I loved the rum. My server Daunte made the entire experience great. He was warm, attentive with a great balance between friendly and professional. I liked how he would personalize the experience with everyone in the room. I definitely have to go back.

We had a great time visiting the Pirate House. We had stopped in for appetizers and a quick refreshment. Our server, McGiver, was very personable and attentive. While there we got to check out the historic building. If you visit Savannah you need to check this place out!

We ate in the Herb Room and our waitress Kim (I believe that was her name) was excellent. We enjoyed our food and drinks. My first time having fried green tomatoes. They were good! All of the different rooms were soo cool. We would highly recommend this restaurant.

Husband had the grouper dinner & I had the fried shrimp. Both were very delicious . Had the peach cobbler for dessert . All I can say about that is WOW. Our server did a great job of explaining menu items. Walked around restaurant after dinner looking at all historical pictures on the walls . Upstairs has a huge gift shop with numerous Tshirts & pirate themed gifts.

Food was barely warm (probably because the restaurant was freezing). Tables were too close together, making it difficult for the wait staff. The chair seat was so close to the bottom of the table that it was hard to move. The gift shop sold the same cheesy crap as every other gift shop. The 10 minute "tour" was really just some lady dressed as a pirate telling corny dad jokes.

Good food, good service. This is our favorite place to eat when in Savannah. Grandson loves the filet mignon here. I've eaten so many different things that I can't pick a specific one to choose from that I like best. Entire family loves this place.

We ate supper here and we were able to walk in without reservations. My husband had the Jumbo Lump Crab and Broiled Shrimp and I had the Low Country Santa Fe Pasta. They bring you honey biscuits and cornmeal muffins with butter and orange marmalade to enjoy while you wait on your meal. The biscuits are so good and will just melt in your mouth. Both dishes we ordered were absolutely delicious and filling. The decor was cool too. Skylar waited on us and she was amazing.