Seafair Pirates at Ivar's ~ 1957
There's pirate ships on the horizon...
The Seafair Pirates of 1957 stopped for lunch at Ivar's and missed their big event (the burning of King Neptune's Flagship in Elliot Bay). Ivar ran their picture along with an ad in the newspaper later that week that read:
Ivar regrets that last Sunday the Seafair Pirates were fiddling at Ivar's Acres of Clams while Neptune's Flagship Burned.
Actually, to keep the record right, the pirates were not fiddling, They were up to the rings on their rascally ears in Ivar's delicious clam chowder, clam bisque, clam newburg, fish and chips, and those wonderful deluxe shore grills.
Many kind but uninformed people have amazedly asked us how these buccaneers could possibly remain enthusiastically eating while a 75 foot ship burned, four cases of dynamite exploded, and assorted rockets rent the air-almost right in their faces.
These were all folks who have not yet tasted seafood served the Ivar's way.
There are some things which have more appeal than burning ships, duty, or dynamite...and a meal at Ivar's is one of them. Have you lost yourself lately in the gastronomical delights of Ivar's Acres of Clams or Ivar's Fifth Avenue?
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