Pirate's Burger Kitchen in Windsor and Maidenhead

I have visited with my family and Worst burger ever, no taste, burnt, never recommend, waste of money, never go there again

Actually quite reasonably priced food inside a Theme park. The Pizza buffet that we had intended was a bit too expensive, but this was a good alternative. Too bad you can't customize your orders, as children can be picky about ketchup, onions, or any ingredient there might be in the food. Overall an enjoyable experience, easy to order and the food was sent out quickly. If you're staying at the Legoland hotels, consider eating here for dinner as well if you want to save a little, as it's much lower priced than the restaurants at the resort hotels.

Pirates burger kitchen in legoland very poor service poor food and drinks tastes like water. £9.50 for burger chips and drink that quality is 1 out of 10.

For the price you pay (£26.55 for two double cheese burger medium meals and five chicken tenders) you expect top quality stuff. Not what tastes like a car boot burger in a rock hard bun with over salted fries and a twenty minute wait time at 2PM in the afternoon. Disappointed.

Its bad, very bad. Ice cream melted. Burger nasty and dey. Very expensive. This is not good what were they thinking

The burgers and chips were nice and unlimited refills on fizzy drinks. A bit over priced but to be expected at a theme park.

The meal wasn’t that bad honestly but they missed our order after we were waiting for more than 30 minutes. Expensive,dark and a rat was running up and down the place

The food was really delicious and considering it is at a theme park the portion sizes were big too. The burger in particular tasted excellent!

Had two meals in here with my 8yo and his dad who are fussy eaters. Food was excellent. Chicken goujouns as nice as McDs. Very clean too

AVOID - just horrendous. Expecting a simple burger place , reality was shocking service , inedible food and drinks we could drink . Full of parents having similar experiences, the only think we enjoyed was the bottled water .

Someone needs to get an interior decorator in here. Dark and dingy. Poor lighting and really dark dining area. I know you’ve got a captive audience but come on make an effort. The energy of the place is on the floor and that is reflected in the staff too.

The restaurant was surprisingly a lot like McDonald’s. There are interactive screens you can make orders from, or if you’ve booked a meal in advance you have to join the big queue at the tills. Service was quite slow in terms of putting in your order but it came reasonably quickly. The eating area was clean and the decorations were nice with colourful banners and Lego parrots. Food is ok value for money, we preordered an adult meal each for about £8 and that gets you a burger, fries and soft drink. There wasn’t much social distancing happening in the restaurant, if you go outside the peak hours then people naturally sit with a table between them so are more spaced out.