Paul’s pirates hopes to to provide a friendly atmosphere - we have a television and magazines for parents and we'll do our best to accommodate you and your children in the best way that we can.

We also provide hot and cold food for both adults and children including healthier options such as fruit, still drinks, cereal bars, jacket potatoes. Everything is cooked from fresh and nothing is fried. Parties and Private Hire also available for children

Yes, hot and cold food and drinks. Café area for adults to sit in.

Jacket potatoes, brown bread, salads, fresh fruit, no fat used in cooking (greaseless fryers for chips, nuggets, etc.) Cold buffet party option has a number of healthy choices. We try to adapt menu to help healthy parents in any way we can.

We have a large ‘child-friendly’ toilet with a potty, toddler loo suit, nappy changing table, changing mat and nappy sacks.

baby food and milk warming

Paul's Pirates is situated on Park Farm South. If you take a right after Sainsbury's on Northampton road and then turn left onto Rutherford Drive (near the Bannatyne's gym) you then take a right onto Booth drive until you see Chubb security centre. After Chubb security centre there are some silver gates that you drive through and hopefully you'd see our building. (There’s a map on our website!)

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Purpose built kids playgrounds follow a simple pattern. Big toys to tire the kids plus cafe for the grown ups available as a drop in or ready made party place.

As such the execution of these aspects at Pauls is spot on. Recommended by a friend, the big pirate ship themed place is friendly, safe, clean and good value. Three kids plus two grown ups including a food allowance for a shade over a tenner is well worth it. There is a big screen telly that could even keep footy dads happy and on this visit a book stall.

Like a lot of these places it is out on an industrial estate but that actually works both ways. Yes you are a captive but no distractions means you get involved a lot more. Especially in the ball pit...

There are a couple of areas Pauls Pirates needs to finesse. A healthier menu would be a good start and a slightly larger grown ups area, for example opening up the dedicated kids parties areas if they are not booked. But you really cannot argue with two smiling toddlers and a happy four year old. Not to mention the peace from their sleep in the car on the way home...

- Crawford Warnock

http://www.paulspirates.co.uk/