First Look at The Beak and Barrel

The Mess, named as it was once a mess hall for Spanish soldiers before it was claimed and repurposed by a cunning crew of pirates, holds long tables perfect for pirates to gather 'round and tell tall tales and a hefty old anchor covered in candles makes for a fine chandelier.

Brimming with an impressive collection of rare bottles and prized spoils kept behind lock and key, the massive skull-shaped bar - anchored to the side of The Mess - is the eye-catcher of the space and has heard many shanties sung in its shadow. At its heart rests the Enchanted Rum Bottle, an ornate bottle of grog. Perched atop the bar, Rummy welcomes patrons and keeps an eye on the crew, quick with a story, joke, or song as he wobbles out from his main roost in the hollow of the skull’s eye.

Tucked further in Captains' Quarters in The Beak and Barrel, guests venture into a private sitting room where pirates partake in their favorite games of skill and chance.

Along the wall in Captains' Quarters, find four grand booths with intricately carved wooden panels. Each booth tells stories of the exploits of notorious pirates, whose legends still echo across the seas.

The Mapmaker’s Room is filled to the brim with rolled up maps, pieces of parchment, spilled ink and many treasured secrets that belonged to a (some may say) crazed pirate cartographer.

The Captains’ Quarters shows the finer life, once the private residence of the Spanish Comandante, its walls were lined with grand artwork and rich drapery. Yet time – and the rowdy hands of pirates – have left their mark with slashing blades and hot embers.