PF is easily one of the coolest outdoor markets in JC. It only happens once a month, so make sure…read morenot to sleep on it during the summer months! Their slogan is 'Beats, Eats and Antiques' and that is exactly what you'll find here. They've got a stage area set up in the back for live music and a DJ. There are plenty of vendors selling handmade goods and of course, there are lots of food trucks to sample from. Last month, Mordis, Baonanas and Whealth had all set up shop. Overall, it's just a really great vibe here and on a warm summer day there is nothing better then wandering around the market for some shopping, eating and hanging. Pacific Flea is yet another reason why Jersey City is the best. I can't wait to go back to the market again next month!

I arrived at 430pm, Aug 13th, the 2nd Saturday of the month and its completely empty. Did I miss…read morethe show or was there none? If there is a flea market here I dont see how it can be a grand event if there is only about 2000 square feet of room of space in this lot. Maybe up to 15 vendor tables can fit in here at best if they sandwich them in. So don't drive far to get here if you are thinking its a big event. I cant comment on what they have because I didnt find anything else to comment on. Hopefully when there is actually something there its nice.

The store might be small, but there is a whole world of oddities and jewelry inside. There is an…read morearray of hand made jewelry, taxidermy, and other antiques that are calling your name. I love that the shop owner carries her own items, but also other local artists. Sometimes the shop can even host events. The prices are VERY reasonable & the shop takes cards. The owner is very friendly and helpful, dont be afraid to ask any questions or for feedback on the items.

An awesome store with so many interesting and wonderful items from one-of-a-kind, handmade jewelry,…read morebeautiful artwork and natural history pieces, to magic props that will get any aspiring magician on a good path. The owners are super friendly, knowledgeable, and really create a great environment to both shop in and have a nice chat about the history of their pieces. Cooper & Bay also offers classes and workshops for activities such as taxidermy, jewelry making, and magic! Each student leaves with their own unique creations and experience. They also support other local artists by hosting pop-up shop style takeovers where an outside artist will display their own work and take over the shop for the day. There's a new vendor almost every weekend! Truly a "must see" destination in Bayonne for anyone into the bizarre and unusual, looking for that perfect, conversation-starting piece for their collection, or just those looking to experience something a bit different.

What a treasure of a place, I almost didn't want to share about it and keep it all to myself! The…read moreshop is run by a lovely couple who are extremely helpful. Everything is priced to sell. They have a wide variety that would interest anyone and everyone. Absolutely love this place

The store is owned by really nice folks who gave me a fair price for some jewelry and furniture…read more Some they bought from me outright, a couple of big items they sold on consignment -- and they called me the instant it sold. They are wonderful to work with. The store is full of old stuff in great condition. There's also some used musical gear, amps, etc., in the basement.

Nice selection, store is clean. Impressed that it is non profit, for local cleanup. Also nice to…read morereuse when you can't recycle. I bought a brand new belt and my daughter bought a jacket and some DVDs.

Nice thrift store! I was able to find fabric to reupholster my chairs and the staff was very kind…read more I would definitely go again

We visited Grand Bazaar NYC on the Upper West Side and really enjoyed the atmosphere. The market is…read moreone of the oldest and largest weekly flea markets in New York City, running every Sunday with both indoor and outdoor vendors. It has a fun and lively vibe with a mix of vintage items, handmade crafts, jewelry, artwork, clothing, collectibles, and food stands all in one place. What we liked most was how easy it was to spend a few hours just walking around and exploring different local vendors and small businesses. The market feels very New York, with lots of unique finds and creative products you do not usually see in regular stores.

Need more bathroom and more space and good places to buy stuff from and food places where goodread more

I'm always down for a fun flea market, give me a date and time, and direct the way lol…read moreNote: this flea market is not located at Chelsea Market. This flea is a few blocks away from the market , within walking distance. What I loved about this particular one, was that it wasn't overwhelmingly huge. Just the perfect amount of vendors selling quite a few vintage items and antiques. I zeroed in on the $10 or less tent and the brooch/pin/jewelry vendor. Ended up buying some vintage Dutch Delft brooches for a good deal. Don't hesitate to bargain. Check my pic out for flea market deets on days, times, and address.

Instagram will get ya. It'll hype something up with just the right angles and shots, and then you…read moreget there . . . and it's fine. It's okay. I felt this way about Chelsea flea. On instagram, they show these tight little shots of cute trinkets, interesting art, of maybe just the perfect vintage piece. But you get there and . . . it's just like any old flea market, but probably more expensive. I wouldn't say people shouldn't look around and experience it if they are wanting to shop and treasure hunt. But a lot of it is tangled jewelry in bins, old DVDs (I know that's making a comeback), clothing that's stained, a few cool things dispersed amongst the junk.

Love the variety of things they have here. It's pretty big and fairly organized. I do enjoy coming…read morehere!

Cool assortment of antiques and vintage stuff. Prices are very reasonable and service is always…read morefriendly. Area has a few other antique stores to also shop around in. I've bought a few collectible items most under $20 bucks. They can have some nice vintage furniture at times. And cool wooden items. It's definitely my go to spot when I'm in the area.

Great collection of antiques! Definitely recommend for history buffs in the area to learn more…read moreabout the past of Central Jersey

This antique shop is not quite like the others…read more First, it's a second generation shop (passed from mother to son) and has been around for decades. They specialize in antiques mostly 100+ years old. But what is really special (given that you're not in a rush) is the shopkeeper/owner Michael. He is quite a character and is always willing to share his knowledge on anything you ask regarding antiques. He is very quirky but has a very sweet and earnest demeanor. He can talk about just watches for an hour + and never rushes you out. I think his life goal is to saturate his visitors with knowledge! Also noteworthy is that this building is a protected historical site because it used to be the old Metuchen firehouse. If you ask (and sometimes if you don't ask), he'll give you the full tour (a nice history lesson, no charge). If you like learning about historical buildings, make sure you stop here! There is one thing that might need mentioning though--- the shop was on hiatus for a few years so there is some deterioration on the walls and it's a bit more cluttered than it used to be. So do pardon the appearances--- but don't fret about that as if you tell him what you're looking for, he'll probably be able to direct you to the correct pieces! PS. It also helps to call his number just to make sure he'll be there!