Cool little spot never hard to find parking can find anything here from a pet bird, to getting a…read morehair cut, a new used car even Tattoos. As a flea market enthusiast I always stop here when I'm in the phoenix.

Sure I knew what I was getting into. Another Mexican flea…read moremarket. I been to many being from California,every town over 75 thousand residents has at least a little one every week. This one was not any different. Same hats, toys, clothing and tools. Same art, food, electronics and shoes. But this one has a tattoo shop that was different. So this being in the desert is nicely covered by tarps which is a great idea in thought but also traps the emissions from dozens of small generators...sickening. 100 degrees and nauseous. Last words...I bought a hat.

It's nice on cool days. Beautiful artisan. They have reasonable prices on the goods that they are…read moreselling.

Native owned, no imports, all authentic handmade products in a climate controlled environment. If…read moreyou are looking for authentic, look no further! owner is super nice and will answer any question you have. We spent over an hour talking to her, make this your first stop in Scottsdale!

Very clean, great price, great movie selections ...awesome customer service…read more I went for my 35 birthday with my daughter... This theater makes social distancing easy! I cant wait to return

We like to do flea markets, swap meets, and farmer's markets on Saturday mornings. This is one of…read moreour favorites. We found the chile pequeño we had been searching for.

I am a part time reseller. I drove from Las Vegas to visit. It is well run. Workers keep control…read moreof the unruly people. The amount of quaility brands is amazing. The warehouse is huge...tons and tones of gaylords and blue bins. Jennifer, the manager, is so sweet and kind. I can't wait to go back again!!! Suzanne from Vegas

Happened to be in the area so I finally went back after several years. It was super busy which…read moresuprised me because it was a weekday. The bins ends up taking stuff that didn't sell at other stores so there's a ton of stuff that is just crappy. Super worn clothes, holes, broken waist bands ect. I was still able to get some good stuff for me and my kids. I found a sherpa lined hoodie that was in great shape for my son. When I got home I looked it up and it retailed for $100. The side that has not clothes was chaos though. Someone in the bin next to you will take stuff out of their bin and throw it right on top of you digging in yours. It was stressful. A guy saw me picking some craft stuff out like buttons and beads and he must have felt bad for me because he started grabbing things and handing them to me haha. I did leave with some cool stuff and it was only $40 or something like that. I'll go again when I happen to be in the area, but if you have anxiety this might not be the place for you.

The business owners are an older couple and I don't really post reviews but I felt the need to…read morepost. The older man's name is Pilar and he has to worst and unprofessional customer service. The dresses were ordered with plenty of time in case there was a need for alterations. We had gone to get measured and still the dresses did not fit. The man threatened to sale our dresses if we didn't pay them on time even though they were not ready. 2/5 dresses where not ready until the day before our Quinceneraz the amount of stress this man put us through. He would lie and said he called, lie about the dates and times of when the dresses would supposedly be ready and then avoid answering my calls. It wasn't until I used a phone number he didn't recognize or me going in person to get updates. No recomiendo este negocio para la gente que busca vestidos de damas. El señor se porto muy mal. Mentía sobre las llamadas que dijo que hizo, los tiempos y fechas que deberían estar listos los vestidos y me ignoraba mis llamadas. Al fin tenía que ir en persona para agarrar noticia de los vestidos o marcar de un teléfono que el no reconocía. El señor nos amenazo en vender los vestidos que aún no estaban listos y eran la talla equivocada si no pagábamos el vestido en total. Los vestidos se ordenaron con suficiente tiempo y aún 2/5 vestidos no estuvieron listos asta una dura antes de la Quincenera.

This was my first time getting my eyebrows done here in the state of Arizona and I thought she did…read morea very good job so thank you very much Hope to see you soon

Clean, nicely organized, plenty of vendors, ample parking and it's a conveniently located right off…read morethe 17 freeway. As you'd expect, prices vary widely for the same items from one vendor to another, but you have plenty of options.

Give yourself a lot of time to get lost! The Brass Armadillo Antique Mall is a true stroll through…read moretimes past. The amount of stuff in this mall is out of control -- my upcycling brain was on overdrive as I wandered about - so many options to give all this old stuff new life! The neighborhood is a little sketchy -- when I came in some lady was being accused of shoplifting and on the way out she was knocking things over and screaming at the top of her lungs - so that was something, LOL. They do have a little information kiosk when you arrive where you can grab a piece of paper that has a map of the store (the aisles have street names) and you can remind yourself where you saw something. They also have a little relaxation area with tables and chairs and restrooms -- which was nice, I always need to use the restroom! And it was well maintained. I did go right before Christmas and the place, to my surprise, was packed and the checkout line was very very long! But they seemed to be cycling people through fairly quickly. I didn't end up getting anything because I was on a schedule and didn't have time to really absorb it all -- so I will definitely be back when I have more time!

Ye-haw and prost!…read more It's "Christmas in July" and ... in the desert, OK? Are you with me? You'll be thanking me in a few short months after you've bookmarked this and you are enjoying the Wiener schnitzel and gluhwein in the desert! The above were my two notes as I'm recalling the scene this past December when I'd driven up to Frontier Town... the smell of bratwurst mingling with the fluted sound of "The First Noel," performed live :) Having just done the usual - coming from Chicago and frequenting the Christkindl's there- I was in the spirit and although it's a little warmer outside here...it's really just as fun and festive. Besides the authentic food and drink, there was a full-suited Kris Kringle on this 80 degree day. This fest has been in play every year for almost a decade but only lasts one weekend (see tip.)

A nice little farmers market. They have a decent amount of food vendors, however I was surprised…read morethat they didn't have any produce vendors or anybody selling homemade bread. The price for the lemonade and mini doughnuts were $6 which was reasonable, however the nachos at $17 are a little expensive.

I did find some WW2 items that were new to me. And a few. books from the book room…read more Not as many of our things this time. Still good to look.

Definitely like this location better than the Phoenix one as I felt like the inventory was a bit…read morebetter and there were less empty booths. The people working were also friendly and helpful. Found many great things and there is actually an elevator to go from the downstairs to the small upstairs area. They very carefully wrapped all of my Royal Haeger finds, put them into boxes, and helped me load and take a cat out to my car. Great service and I look forward to returning again!