Here's a polished version that keeps your voice and excitement while making it flow a little better…read morefor Yelp: If you're searching for that vintage item you've been hunting for, there's a good chance you'll find it at Maumee Antique Mall. There are endless rows of antiques and vendor booths to explore. To my surprise, they even had Funko Pops, collectible figures, and video games ranging from Wii and PlayStation to other classics. I also couldn't believe there's a café inside! Even though this place is centered around antiques and vintage finds, it doesn't feel like one of those nearly deserted malls you'd want to skip over. There's always something to look at around every corner. Bring comfortable walking shoes and plan to spend a few hours exploring because there is a lot to shop through. You can do a quick browse, but chances are you'll leave wishing you had set aside more time to see everything. One warning: be careful of the potholes in the parking lot and some items are overpriced, but there's some vendors with similar products and better prices.

This store is amazing if you want a wide variety of antiques. It's so big with tons of stuff, from…read moreold WWII items to newer Vera Bradley bags. Lots of awesome stuff to look thru. Only thing that kinda sucked were the prices, it was pretty expensive there.

This will be the second year I started coming here. I was told about Alexander's from several…read morepeople so they must be doing something right. They have a nice selection of plants, herbs and vegetables. One big thing I did notice this year was that they dropped the cell size of the vegetable saplings from 4 to 3 but the price stayed the same $1.99. A lot of places are still charging the same price for a 4 cell so keep that in mind. The plants looked really healthy this year so far. I love their Salad Bowls. I always pick up 2 or 3. It's great having access to fresh lettuce everyday. I also came looking for a couple Lemon Cypress trees. Sadly they don't carry them so that was a bit of a disappointment. We did leave with some herbs and vegetable plants though. TIP: Get here early in the season... The plants that they have in the first week or two of opening are a great deal for their size, a large 4" tomato plant will cost you less than $3.

This is a nice rural neighborhood Farm Market. Each Spring through mid-summer, Alexander's offers…read morea wide variety of flowers, vegetables, and herbs. Somewhere mid-summer, they move more into their indoor farm market, where they offer fresh seasonal produce, bakery and some dairy goods. It's fun to stop in and see what's offered!

Local farmers market with a good variety of vegetables. More choices later in the summer. Vendors…read morewill tell you if some produce comes from other states or communities. They usually have a guitar player or small group playing. The market is a Bowling Green gem, Wednesday's 4:00pm-7:00pm.

This farmer's market is the best place to get local, in season food!…read more The people who makes this market happen do a wonderful job. It is worth the visit!

Yes just the place to visit on a Saturday - lots of interesting objects and all the fun of the…read morestatutes!

My first Flea Market experience was with the Tiffin Flea Market and I absolutely LOVED it! There is…read morelocal sellers, antiques, vintage items, custom made items, food, and more! If you live in the Tiffin/ Findlay area or in Ohio in general, I highly recommend a visit! It happens one weekend a month during the warmer months. Just search for it and you will easily find the dates it will be happening!