I just happened to be driving past and decided to stop in. The store name is cute! Everything was…read morewell laid out and curated beautifully. I thought the prices were pretty decent overall. There was a lot that I wanted but ended up with a jean jacket and a bag. There were a few things I was still thinking about and didn't want to carry around, but ended up forgetting them until after I had already left. I noticed as I was checking out that they have a table by the register for shoppers to put stuff down if they don't want to carry it all over.

Fun! I love stores with unique booths as you never know what you will find. I only got halfway…read morethrough the store and my friends were ready to head out so I'm sure I am going to make another trip back here to take a look at what I missed. Still had fun and still found a couple items I wanted to bring home. That people who worked there were very friendly as we entered and were helpful. There was a lot of variety in the store as the booths are consignment type booths. There were vintage items, clothes, woodcrafts, shoes and handbags, candles, and various other items as well as furniture. Things are always being added to the store and updated so every time you go you will find something different! Overall the prices were pretty good but it definitely varies booth to booth.

Right next to Burmeister's is this flea market shop for those whose tastes lean more towards…read morebargains than collectibles. The space is much larger than it appears since it occupies the building to the west of the entrance as well as even more space to the rear. It's one of those shops that you wind around from booth to booth while hearing religious music blasting out in each room. The quality of what you find here varies greatly from booth to booth. Some specialized and had items like vinyl albums, or railroad themed items, maybe some Christmas related items. Other booths sold things like refinishing paint or toys. And some looked like what you might find at a garage sale...a little bit of everything that they no longer wanted. The shop also features a candy store in the first room beyond the main entrance. Not sure why candy is sold at a shop like this, but there were two staff seated here, so I assume it must be a draw of some sort. I will say that if you are someone who enjoys browsing and looking for a bargain, this is worth checking out. I definitely found it more appealing than the shops to the east at the Galleria. But I didn't see much that I would consider Antiques or true vintage. Review #3557

The staff is immensely terrible and incredibly unprofessional. I have a Service Dog and was kicked…read moreout. My SD was not causing any problems, he walked by my side quietly the whole (almost) 2 hours in there. The woman that kicked us out WATCHED us walk in (while she sat and smoked right by the entrance) and so did multiple other employees. Not one word about my German Shepherd, not one. I understand "no pets", but no medical equipment (that's what a service dog is)?!? I could understand if he was acting up, not a peep out of him though. And why let me make it through your whole store and when I'm just about ready to leave then someone speaks up?!? So again if you want to be treated like a toddler go here, if not RUN the other direction. I don't care if it's store policy, FEDERAL LAW and the ADA cover Service Animals in ALL places EXCEPT sterile environments. I can definitely tell you that this place is definitely NOT a sterile environment. I will NEVER set foot in there again and will make sure my friends and family don't either. The woman that kicked us out was so immensely rude and she tried to talk over me when I was explaining my rights as someone that requires a Service Dog. She didn't want to be educated on the laws, she wanted to cause a scene at MY expense. NEVER AGAIN.

Very nice antique store with some crafts. Everything is on consignment with different booths for…read moredifferent sellers. It is bigger than it looks, takes up two storefronts and even goes into about three more rooms in the back that I would have missed if the clerk hadn't tipped me off about them as I was about to leave. Lots of knick knacks large and small, expensive and cheap. I couldn't buy anything big because of flying but got about $10 worth of little items. Very nice clerk--I enjoyed my walk around and visiting with her.

I don't find a ton of things I like in this flea market but there is one item that they have in…read morespades. They have a lot of craft supplies. They have rubber stamps, scrapbooking papers, dies for die cutting machines, and miscellaneous craft supplies like acrylic paint. So it is worth a visit and the other booths have many different items like home decor, antiques, vintage items, and who knows what else depending on the vendor. Prices are in line with other flea markets in the area. The cashiers are always friendly and I have not ever had any issues with anybody that worked there. I will continue to stop in and see what they have!

Yes you could spend hours in here. The strip mall is a bit questionable when you arrive. There are…read moremany booths to look through. The prices seem reasonable but not cheap. There was a lot of food items interspersed throughout the market. It is a bit of a maze to find your way to exit. I went to find the paper craft supplies. There are a lot of craft supplies from one seller, the selection is good but prices are not bargain basement. If you are in the area, it might be worth a visit. I read they also run auctions but I don't have any information on date and times.

It's a cute enough store, but the owner seems to be very comfortable passing off AI as original…read moreartwork. They sell both "art" by the owner that is incredibly obviously AI as well as terrible AI home decor. They had some santa paintings during Christmas that you can still see on Facebook that are the stuff of nightmares, so tacky! I just can't trust an antique store actively trying to scam customers.

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We love visiting this hidden flea market. Even if we don't find what we need I always walk away…read morewith the cheap candy. Full sized candy bars for 50 cents and other candies and snacks for less than a dollar. Love visiting to see what random things people have made, or what vintage furniture is available. A great place for finding pieces worth displaying or including in a craft project. We stop by every month or so to see what's new. Check them out when you are in the area.

Try to understand customer service and how to take customer feedback…read more We were surprised to see DVD's for $1 and Blu Ray's for $3, but VHS tapes were $5!! I said to the lady behind the counter that not many people would pay $5 for VHS tapes and she responded with "Yeah, well we sell them at that price every day." I said, "You don't have to argue with me" and we left! Goodwill and other Flea Markets average $1 for VHS tapes, including brand new and sealed.