Pirate Bar — Restaurant in Western Australia

I have driven past this place many times since it open. I always thought it was a dive bar and it wouldn't last 2 years. I finally ventured here on Saturday for a quiet family meal. I was pleasantly surprised by the layout and fit-out. We all enjoyed our meals, which were not too expensive. It was exceptionally great to see a place in Perth with two happy hours on a Saturday (12:30pm - 1:30pm & 5:30pm - 6:30pm). The only reason I can't give this review a 5 star rating, is due to the price of beer in particular. A happy hour pint price is not $10, try $8 or less. There was also no option of a mid-strength beer on tap which is unusual. Also, a can of beer is not worth $10+!. It was good to see reasonable happy hour prices for selected cocktails at $10 and sparkling wine for $5. It was a shame about the price of beer, so it is for this reason (given it is a bar and not a restaurant), I had to deduct 2 whole stars purely on the price of beer. I will definitely come back for a meal and hope to see a revised beer price (both happy hour prices and normal prices) and an option for mid-strength beer on tap. Keep up...

What a great excuse to dress up...or not The atmosphere on a Thursday evening was very quite until we pirates rocked up for some grub. The menu was very limited and by 7:30pm some items were already sold out, including a bottle of wine on the menu. When trying out this venue your personality is required or it will just be an everyday pub with a limited menu and a few pirate items on display. Kid friendly place on the Thursday night not sure about the weekends though, they even have a pirate themed dress up box! The music selection for anyone's choice and available on an ipad for your picking... We would of loved more than one pirate...

Went to the Pirate Bar after it reopened and I'm sad to say that I won't be coming back. We ordered drinks and food. The drinks were well priced but the food was more than just dissapointing. I had a beef burger was was a store bought bun with lettuce, tomatoe, raw red onion, and with some ketchup slapped on. A burger you make in your backyard barbie, not a $28 burger.

Service was good but their eftpos wasn't working and after trying to pay for numerous times, didn't offer any compensation.

All in all, I don't expect the Pirate Bar to remain open for longer and I advise anyone to not try the new venue if...