
Why Pirates Will Flood Amarillo’s Long John Silver’s Friday
Just when you thought you might have a chance to get through the line at Long John Silver's in Amarillo, this holiday pops up. And just as the line was dying down, the pirate rears its head
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Coming up on Friday, September 19, 2025, pirates from all over will be heading to Long John Silver's for Talk Like a Pirate Day.
What Is Talk Like a Pirate Day?
Talk Like a Pirate Day began 30 years ago when two friends in Oregon decided to liven up their racquetball games by speaking like pirates. What started as a joke became an international day of ‘Arrr.’
What better place to celebrate Talk Like a Pirate Day than Long John Silver’s? It’s the perfect match for pirates.
So how do you celebrate Talk Like a Pirate Day at Long John Silver's? With free food, of course. They want you to go all out on Talk Like a Pirate Day.
How to Get Free Food in Amarillo on Talk Like a Pirate Day
There are two ways you can secure your free Long John Silver's food on this historic day.
- Talk like a pirate: Get one free piece of fish or chicken.
- Dress like a pirate: Get a free 2-piece basket.
Why Amarillo Loves Long John Silver’s
Long John Silver's opened in Amarillo on August 1, 2025, at 4406 Bell St. The restaurant reopened in Amarillo after a six-year absence. In that 6-year gap, a cult of Long John Silver's fans formed, reminiscing about the days of golden fried fish, chicken, and crunchies. Plus, posting pictures of LJS when eating at a location outside of town.
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On Friday, September 19, 2025, expect Long John Silver’s lines to stretch to Fulton St., this time filled with cars of pirates ready for free food.
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