
We’re an independent bar-restaurant located in the town of Agawam . We’re proud to be the favorite for locals to meet friends for a pint or for a fresh seafood . We serve 55 local beers , hand-made burgers and delicious milkshakes year-round. Come see us today!AAARR…
Micro-distillery & family-friendly spot for American classics in a pirate-themed dining room.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 916 Suffield St, Agawam, MA 01001
Phone: (413) 789-2222
Website: http://kaptainjimmys.com/
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Reviews
The biggest thing for me was the lack of flavor. The fried seafood wasn’t very seasoned and also leaned more soggy than crispy, which took away from the experience. I was really hoping for that crunchy, well-seasoned bite you expect from a seafood platter.
The risotto was creamy but pretty bland, it didn’t really stand out or add much to the plate.
Overall, the food was edible but didn’t wow me. If you prefer bold flavor and extra crispiness, this might not be your go to. I may try something different next time, but this order didn’t hit for me.
There is a fairly wide range of food options to choose from. I had the penne bolognese and several of my family went with fish and chips, with our son having chicken tenders and steak. Several folks had french onion soup. Everyone liked their food. There was some maple butter with the bread which clashed with most of our meals, but an exception overall.
Service was slow for a Sunday. Not too many patrons. Once we got rolling, service improved and kept up.
The atmosphere is good. It reminds me of the kind of place you might go to while vacationing by the beach. There is a very big bar, complete with a section for live music events, including a dance floor.
There was a funky disinfectant smell in the men’s room that was somewhat overpowering. Overall, we had a nice time, and we’d go back. Of the dozen times I’ve been, this day seems like an anomaly.
Dined in on Friday early night. Service was very welcoming and friendly. Menu is extensive with many options.
We had Blue Point oysters and fried calamari for apps. Oysters were on special 5 for $10, came with lemon wedges, grated horseradish, and cocktail sauce on the side. The calamari was cooked well, breading was crispy, portion large. Calamari came with marinara, and waitress suggested the garlic aoli which was good.
For drinks we had the Kraken cocktail, and the Shamrock shake. Both were tasty and refreshing.
For main course we had the Kaptain’s Angry Pasta (chorizo, chicken, shrimp with roasted red peppers in a spicy cream sauce with penne). We also had the 14oz Prime Rib with veggies and mash potatoes. Both dishes were generous portions and cooked very well and flavorful.
The Prime Rib cooked medium rare was tender and came with au jus sauce. The waitress also suggested the horseradish cream sauce, both accoutrements complimented the beef well. The veggies were seasoned well and sautéed with butter.
Overall very good meal, pleasantly surprised, highly recommend, and definitely will be coming back.
Came in at 1300, didn’t get our orders until 1315. Only 2 staff was seen around the whole restaurant, the concierge and a waiter.
Weather outside was mid 30s. But their HVAC couldn’t care less as it seem it was colder inside.
Ordered the following food
Baked Stuffed Cod – stale, old fish which was cooked dry and underseasoned
10oz. Prime Rib – decent size but bland, beef au jus looked and tasted like microwaved dark water.
Pasta Bolognese – Penne was still drowning in pasta water when served, ragu was underwhelming, “four” melted cheese on top was a compensation for flavor.
Wish management posted nor gave us a heads up how long it took for the waiter and dishes to be served. Left around 1500 for no reason. Felt like we waste our time in waiting too long.