Restaurant Pirates Inn, LEGOLAND Holiday Village

Pirate feasts on the edge of LEGOLAND

Restaurant Pirates Inn sits at the entrance to LEGOLAND Holiday Village, effectively acting as the camp’s buzzing dining hall and meeting point. Inside, you step into a world of wooden beams, flags and treasure‑inspired details that playfully nod to classic pirate tales without ever feeling too dark or intimidating for younger children. The space is open and informal, with large tables well suited to families and groups who have spent the day exploring the nearby parks. Both morning and evening revolve around copious buffets. Breakfast lays out cereals, homemade breads, cold cuts, fruit and hot dishes in long self‑service lines, allowing families to fuel up quickly before heading out. In the evening, the mood softens as guests drift back from LEGOLAND and Lalandia, ready for an all‑you‑can‑eat spread of salads, several types of meat and fish, potatoes and sauces, rounded off with a build‑your‑own ice‑cream counter and soft drinks included.

Playful theming and family‑first layout

The interior leans into a light‑hearted pirate theme, with ship motifs, cheeky details and LEGO flourishes that match the wider Holiday Village aesthetic. Children can spot pirate characters and models while adults appreciate the straightforward, canteen‑style layout that keeps movement around the buffet simple even at busy times. Large windows and practical flooring reflect its role as a casual family restaurant where practicality matters as much as décor. Around the restaurant, the Holiday Village offers playgrounds, outdoor spaces and themed accommodation areas, so Pirates Inn often becomes part of a wider circuit of evening entertainment. Kids drift in from nearby play areas still buzzing with energy, while parents make the most of the chance to sit down in a warm, sheltered space with everything on hand. The atmosphere is relaxed, sometimes noisy, but rarely formal.

Buffet routines, timings and pricing

Pirates Inn normally operates two main services: a breakfast buffet in the morning and an evening buffet later in the day. Breakfast typically runs from early morning until mid‑morning, with a fixed price per person and a discount for children. In many accommodation packages, breakfast is bundled, so guests simply check in at the front desk before helping themselves. For others, walk‑in payment is available on the spot. The evening session starts in the early evening, matching LEGOLAND’s family‑friendly schedule, and finishes relatively early compared with city restaurants. The price includes unlimited helpings from the buffet, soft drinks and access to the ice‑cream station, again with separate adult and child rates. Pre‑booking tables is recommended at busier times of the season, particularly in school holidays when the Holiday Village is at full capacity.

Who it suits and how to use it well

Pirates Inn primarily serves families staying at LEGOLAND Holiday Village or nearby accommodation, but it can also work as an easy option for anyone spending long days in the parks. It suits visitors who value convenience, predictable costs and child‑friendly food more than fine‑dining finesse. The buffet format lends itself to picky eaters and mixed‑age groups, allowing everyone to find something without long waits at the table. To make the most of a meal here, plan around peak times: breakfast is calmer towards the later end of service outside high season, while early dinner slots are often more relaxed than the middle of the evening. It is worth noting that vegetarian and vegan options can be limited, so those with specific dietary needs may need to choose selectively or combine a visit here with other dining spots in Billund for greater variety.

Part of the wider LEGOLAND stay

Seen in context, Restaurant Pirates Inn is less a standalone destination and more an integral piece of the LEGOLAND Holiday Village experience. It provides a communal hub where families recap the day’s adventures, children swap stories about favourite rides and everyone can refuel without leaving the resort environment. Free parking in the Holiday Village and easy pedestrian links to LEGOLAND and Lalandia add to its practicality. For many guests, a stay in the pirate‑themed motel or cabins naturally includes at least one visit to Pirates Inn, whether for a hearty breakfast before rope‑drop at the park or a no‑fuss evening meal after hours in the water park. The combination of playful surroundings, predictable buffet service and kid‑centric atmosphere makes it a convenient anchor point in a busy Billund itinerary.