My 5 stars first comes from the stellar service! I always appreciate that. My coworker and I went in right at noon when they opened for lunch. Our food was really good and fresh and again such pleasant service. I would be an even bigger fan if they added blue crab to the menu when in season .

I love Pirate's Boil! The food is always fresh quick and hot! Shoutout to the Bar aswell for always keeping us lit with the Lemon Drops!

10/10 HITS EVERY TIME Latto did a review of this place & I been coming every since. Every time hits. I love the seafood & the wings just made my top 3 wing experiences in Atlanta honestly. Our server was Adam and he was amazing. Came as a late lunch/early dinner and it wasn't packed, but did get some people in as we were sitting. The music was nice & mellow. Recommendations: -Sweet tea: perfect Southern tea -Pirate's Secret Wings (mild): 15/10 perfectly crispy, seasoning was delicious & the celery literally made me ask for more -Cheese sticks: nothing extra, but always hot & actually have cheese in them -Noodles: buttery & definitely hit well with the seafood sauce

The food was delicious and my lemon drop hit the spot. The server was quick and patient. I would definitely come back here.

Whether you dine in, take out/ delivery the food Is on point. My usual are the black/green muscles , two potatoes, eggs, corn, seasoned Cajun fries, and their fried rice..oh and I forgot to mention, the pirate signature is my Favorite. Plenty of parking and seating. Friendly staff

What a great experience! Let me start by saying: I'm a seafood boil snob. I grew up near the water with a mother who lives and breathes seafood, making it a staple in my life since childhood. So if I know anything, it's seafood. So when my girlfriends suggested that we head to The Pirate's Boil for lunch while in the area, I ran to the Yelp reviews to confirm that we were on the right track. There are a number of seafood spots in ATL and honestly, very few have left their mark on me, and I hate to waste time/money on a bad food experience lol. Especially seafood! So when I saw all of the great reviews from my fellow Elites and Yelpers, I felt like we were really in a for a treat. We visited on a Saturday afternoon after a morning of spending time out in the city. The restaurant is located in a large plaza which means tons of parking. Upon entry, the nautical theme was quite evident from top to bottom with branding all over. We were promptly greeted by a nice young lady who gave us a choice of table seating or booth seating. I was surprised that the restaurant wasn't packed yet, but there were a few other parties inside diving into their food and enjoying themselves. We were seated and welcomed by our waitress, Jasmine, who quickly took our orders. Looking at the menu, the prices were actually pretty reasonable compared to others that I've seen. Between the four of us, we all seemed to get a variety of options with me going with 1/2 lb. of green mussels and 1/2 lb. of Dungeness crabs in hot + Pirate's boil special sauce. My only gripe about seafood boils these days is that eggs/sausages are usually extra and the corn and potatoes are limited. Like, why is that? I need to start a petition and need this on the upcoming voting ballot because, aht aht. (But luckily one of my friends didn't want her eggs so I won. :D) I asked Jasmine which spice level was her favorite, to which she answered, "Inferno". My sister in christ, absolutely not lol. I like spice so much, but I didn't want to regret my choices later lol. When we received our food, the "hot" could have used an extra kick, but with more mixing and dipping directly into the bottom of the bag, it all worked out without extra spice. My boil was delicious!!! 1/2 lb. of mussels equaled about 6 pieces and my crab was big cluster with about 5 legs - not too bad. The sauce was flavorful, garlicky, buttery, really good. My only complaint was that there held back on the amount of sauce. Having double that amount would be ideal next time. My only complaint about this visit? The bathrooms. 1 stall was closed and the others, along with the sinks, looked as though they needed a deep clean. There were tissues all over the floors and I feel like that could be avoided if someone was checking the bathrooms every few hours and cleaning them up. At a restaurant where the cuisine is a messy experience, bathrooms are important and that part of the experience wasn't ideal at all. Truly one of the top 2 seafood boil experiences that I've had in ATL so far, so grateful for my fellow Yelpers sharing their feedback and the Pirate's Boil team for dishing up some great food!

After a day of officiating lacrosse, I was famished and excited to find a Cajun seafood joint. The Pirate's Boil employs a friendly staff that are eager to help you on your adventure. The restaurant has a good vibe and includes a large dining area and a spacious bar with TVs so you can enjoy the game. I partook of the fried oyster basket, which came with 10 oysters and a pile of Cajun fries. The oysters were breaded and fried perfectly. They were juicy and tasted of the sea. The fries were hot and crispy and the Cajun seasoning gave them just the right kick. If you're looking for seafood that's a little bit different, swing by and hang with the Pirate.

Good food and drinks, depending on your bartender.... from what I'm told.... lol. I like the fact that there's tvs around to watch something while I'm eating. The atmosphere is calm and exciting because there are usually small gatherings, whether it's for birthdays or anniversaries. I will say that I love their fried catfish and their fried shrimp.