Pirates Plunder

I really like this place, always something new and out of the norm. I do wish they still played the 40s music over the newer stuff thou, it made it seem more nostalgic.

This is an antique mall, the kind where various sellers rent space to sell their collectibles and vintage stuff. It’s a large complex (maybe 100 stalls?) and you’ll find quite a variety of offerings. Some stalls seem to have a theme or mostly have one type of item (ie– books, faux vintage signs) and others are completely random.
Even though it’s fairly large I didn’t see anything that interested me. Then again, antiquing isn’t my thing. My sister bought a vase she liked though.
They have the pirate theme going on with various pirate statues around the store and a special pirate room where they sell pirate toys, costumes and collectibles.

I love this place, where else can I find a shield, a copy of Ghost Rider and a Steely Dan LP all in one place!

This place goes on forever! We had checked out a few other antique stores and were unimpressed, this one blew them all out of the water. I loved the cheesy pirate theme too. We ended up leaving with a Japanese glass float and I was happy to spend an hour or so looking through the booths.

A must place to stop while visiting Newport! I have never seen anything like it, lots of cool, some nostalgic, mostly inexpensive items, very friendly staff. Love spending at least An hr in here every time we visit. kids love it too!

A fantastic flea market type place that we hit every time to see what is new. Things change as they get new people selling their nick-​knacks that they realize it is time to part with. Some prices are great while others are crazy which is what makes it fun.

FUN FUN FUN. Great to stop into at the coast, Fun bunch of everything to shop through.

A very odd shop. I’m not sure what I was expecting when I pulled the car in here, but with the pirate theme so prominent on the outside, I had to check it out.
It is really a antique mall, quite like Stars Antique Mall in Portland. And Pirate Plunder is a big one.
I’m not an antique aficionado, so I realize I’m not their target audience, but even so– wandering around in here was kind of fun for awhile.

Argh!!! Pirates’ plunder indeed. They plundered just about anything that’s truly an antique and left a bunch of chinese junk, seriously! Why am I not surprised though? I mean the area where they are located looks like Roadside attraction meets a low budget B carny movie mates!
The space also had this vague smell that reminded me of entering into a bathroom too soon after someone else was there for quite a while.
There are a few «booths» that prescribe to the old antique mall flavor but for the most part they’ve all either sold out to China or the owner does not have enough booth rentees and had to succumb to putting something in the space, as if there are not enough antiques to be found? What about all the buried treasure? Or maybe that’s what I smelled?

Pirate’s Plunder is pretty awesome and you could easily spend a few hours in there, even with kids. It’s basically a big indoor swap meet except the booths are unmanned. If you knew exactly what you were looking for, you could probably find it for cheaper online, but this is where you find something you didn’t know you were looking for. Or you appreciate the adventure of looking! It truly is vast and there are some amazing deals here as well. From signage to instrumentation, collectibles, jewelry and hobby supplies, artwork and clothing, camping gear, kitsch, furniture and dishes, you name it and it’s probably here. They also have a whole pirate store full of new pirate themed goods. It’s a guaranteed good time!

I can’t believe this place only has 5 reviews as this is the most incredible shop I’ve been to in my entire life. The closest to compare would be Urban Ore in Berkeley, California and even that can’t hold a candle. My husband and I spent an hour and a half here — it could have easily been twice that. We spent $ 85 for a 8 vintage pieces of glassware, from nautical seamen figurines to Morton salt mugs (all made in Japan or England), two pirate flags, and a tin robot dog. The selection is outstandingly varied and even overwhelming — there are two wings and a ton of smaller rooms filled with goods. Don’t even get me started on their extensive Pyrex collection! The prices are unbelievable — incredibly reasonable and fair (they would be inflated 50−100% at a shop in the Bay Area). The owners are really great, and the son came around twice to unload my arms and hold my goods at the register for me. My husband is not a big antique/​glassware kind of guy, but he was blown away and thoroughly amused. I will definitely be visiting Pirate’s Plunder the next time I’m in town! Wish we had one of these in the Bay!

Loads of stuff.

Alot of amazing stuff. The most random stuff u can imagine from Hitler stamps to baseball cards, michael jackson cards, old comics, and time magazines.
Would def like to go back!

I need more time!!!
1.5 hours of wondering around here = NOT ENOUGH TIME. This flea market is HUGEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE and you can find so many stuff in here. Stuff that are not antiques to stuff that are antiques.
You will find dolls, stamps, baseball cards, plates, silverware, kitchen stuff, old signs, clothes, books, salt & pepper shakers, vinyl records, and basically just knick knacks everywhere.
Prices are reasonable and you won’t want to get out of this place. Thanks to Pirates Plunder now I’m starting to collect ethnic clowns figurines. They are so adorable and unique.
It feels more like treasure hunting and I need more of that in my life.

Pirate’s Plunder is like a treasure hunt without a map. We had so much fun looking at the classic vinyl records, old-​school toys, and all the great things they have to look at. They earned an extra star for the awesome cashier who gave my son treasures from the chest at the front of the store. They made him feel like he was a king — and that always deserves a star!

No matter your age you will be entertained for hours checking out all the cool stuff at Pirate Plunder. The people working here are so friendly, they welcomed me as I came in the door, and were nice to everyone… especially kids, they really make them feel invited. This place has new stuff, old stuff and unque treasures too. Definently worth a drive across the bridge! You will be glad you went, I sure was!