Pirate's Den Bar and Grill

The place really isn't that great. Honestly the bands are the only thing keeping the place in business. Burgers are ok but the rest of the food is just not good. They have a great selection of liquor but their prices are bit higher than many other places. It usually doesn't get very busy unless there's a band. Bartenders have always been hit or miss. Erika and Toni are great and super sweet.

There are really good bar food here. There is usually good entertainment here, inside. There's a huge outside area which would be great for entertainment. There are plenty of beers here and a full bar. It's a big place. It seems under staffed there's usually one or two people struggling to take care of everyone. The Mac and cheese is Kraft Mac and cheese for kids. It's a good place to watch the games or play some pool. People can dance too.

Stopped in because I hadn't eaten all dayNo one came near meHad to ask for a menu no one asking me what I wanted to drink or eatFood looked good great atmosphereWaitresses stood by the end of the bar talkingPoor serviceDidn't pay attention just stood at the end of the barNo way to treat customersWas a waitress for 15 yearsNever treated a patron so rudelyI walked out

Came up just for about an hour & all I had the Pretzel sticks & cheese.... And they were damn good!!

Great food, cold beer. GREAT PRICES!! I live right around the corner, love coming here.

Well the band and atmosphere gave this 3 stars. The service could have been better. We sat at a table and were served our drinks, great. A few minutes later the rest of our party arrived. Could not flag our server down, so we had to get our own drinks from the bar and our waitress went from waitress to bartender without anyone taking over our table. For a full house on a Saturday night they needed a few more servers. We ordered food and while everyone seemed to like what they got. Our meal came out several minutes behind everyone else's and was sitting waiting to be served for much of that time. This is simply a management problem and they should figure out how to get food out to tables without a delay when the table ordered at the same time.Updating this review after receiving a response from the management at Pirate's Den. They apologized for our experience with the service. Apparently they are not usually packed on a Saturday night and therefore were not staffed for the crowd. I also want to clarify that we did NOT have a bad time. The food was good. The atmosphere great. We will visit again and hope for better service.

Stopped here on Thanksgiving eve. The live music was really loud. Table service was good. All servers wore a mask but most patrons didn't bother when walking around.

Over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend my dad's extended family (aunts, uncles, cousins) made plans to meet at the Pirate's Den on Saturday night for dinner, drinks, and entertainment from the Rusty Griswolds. In 2010 this west side watering hole moved from their location for as long as I can remember to a nearby strip-mall anchored by Big Lots. I'm not a fan of the location change (though I never went to the old Pirate's Den), it's just that locations like these seem so stale. Though something must be drawing the bar crowd in, as Champions Grille has also relocated to just a couple of doors down.We arrived to find some of our family members already occupying four or five high top circular tables. My family all sat down at one of these tables and decided to order some buckets of beer. This seemed to be the way to go, and the server even offered to hurry the order in so we could get happy hour pricing. I'm not sure if she forgot, or if they were really that busy, but it took a solid fifteen minutes for our drinks to arrive. Once they did we decided to split some appetizers between our group. We ordered nachos, chicken tenders, and a combo platter of cheese sticks, poppers, more tenders, and potato skins.It didn't take as long for the food to arrive, and my disappointment was immediate. The nachos ($7) were the first to show up. This consisted of a relatively small offering of chips covered it melted cheese that I wouldn't call cheddar, and then topped with the worst lettuce I have seen, a few tomatoes, along with onion, black olives, and jalapenos. Normally ordering nachos at a bar will provide a heaping plate of food that can feed a small army. And even though there was so little flavor here, my family of six managed to gobble them down in no time at all.The fried food was better than our nacho experience, but fried foods are pretty hard to screw up. The fried pickles that we weren't supposed to get as part of our combo platter, but were given anyway, were the best items available. The chicken tenders weren't bad either, but weren't anything special either. I guess anything was better than the nachos we were served. Or at least I though that was true until I saw a salad that one of my cousins ordered. It was the $3.50 house salad, and was a pile of the same lettuce we had on our nachos, with tiny amounts of tomato, onion, bacon, and cheese. I would at least expect some better lettuce as it is the foundation of a salad. I wish I had a photo of the salad, but the room was so dark it was hard to get many good shots.I would suggest sticking to the drinks at the Pirate's Den and stay far away from the food. Though later in the night I did see a lady walking around taking orders for the neighboring Empress Chili. So rather than ordering from the Pirate's Den menu, grab a couple of coneys from Empress. The availability of chili inside really makes me question the food from the Pirate's Den more than I already have.

Great fun!Love PDen!Thanks to the best waitress! My neighbor s and I had so much fun! See you soon!

Great food, good price, good atmosphere and great service! Plenty of room for family and friends!