Restaurant · Savannah, Georgia

The Pirates' House

The Pirates' House — the weathered clapboard-and-brick 1753 building flying Jolly Roger flags in Savannah
Photo by Judson McCranie, CC BY-SA 4.0
How to book: days for dinner on busy weekends (recommended via OpenTable); walk-in is workable off-peak. Open daily, lunch through dinner (~11am–9/9:30pm).

Best meal: Lunch or an early dinner for the atmosphere — a rambling 1753-era building (20 E Broad St) with Southern/pirate-themed fare, tunnel/rum-cellar lore, and rooms for large groups.

Who it’s NOT for: foodie-pilgrims / serious diners couples wanting a refined or quiet meal anyone who bristles at costumed-server theme-restaurant energy travelers seeking the "best food in Savannah" (this is an experience pick not a cuisine pick)

$$Research-based

Part of Savannah, GA, Decided.

Common questions

Who is The Pirates' House for?
The Pirates' House is for family multigen, kids, history curious, atmosphere over cuisine diners, and large tour groups.
Who is The Pirates' House not for?
The Pirates' House is not for foodie-pilgrims / serious diners couples wanting a refined or quiet meal anyone who bristles at costumed-server theme-restaurant energy travelers seeking the "best food in Savannah" (this is an experience pick not a cuisine pick).
Do you need a reservation at The Pirates' House?
days for dinner on busy weekends (recommended via OpenTable); walk-in is workable off-peak. Open daily, lunch through dinner (~11am–9/9:30pm).
How expensive is The Pirates' House?
The Pirates' House is moderate ($$). Meravella shows prices as bands and never publishes exact figures it hasn't verified.
How we know: basis research · last verified Mon Jul 27 2026 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time). We never rank by commission.