No fee for parking or entrance which is nice compared to Denios in Roseville. Was not impressed to…read moresay the least. Parts were like a traditional flea market and the indoor sections were largely locked up at 8am on a Sunday morning. Did not see any stand out deals and would not go out of my way to go back. I was hoping to get something for breakfast at one of the food stands, but chose to eat after.

It's near my place of Residence as a Senior Citizen its important to have access too community…read moreresources such as Farmer and Flea Markets

I've visited the antique faire a few times now and have always enjoyed every visit! There's always…read moredifferent vendors, and a few regulars each time too. It's easy to spend a few hours looking through all the different vendors, especially when there is so much cool stuff to see! There's everything from clothes, shoes, accessories, and home decor, all the way to vintage tech, scary looking dolls, and food trucks! Now some of the vendors give really great deals on their stuff, others have things prices waaaaay higher than what it's worth. Either way, it's fun to look around at everything. I can't wait to go back and hopefully find some more gems

It's $3 per person to get in, and they charge as you drive in. Very interesting, given the name of…read morethe fair. While there are some antiques, other vendors felt like a garage sale with more modern things. Maybe I'm getting old and thinking that those things couldn't be possibly classified as vintage. Of the ones that are more vintage, there were definitely some standouts. It was fun to walk through and browse. I enjoyed my morning seeing things and looking around on a treasure hunt. There is nothing to protect you from the elements, so be prepared. They had portable restrooms and a food truck area.

Go early!!! Lost of walking, bring a cart/bag to put your…read morepurchases in, maybe wear a hat & sunscreen, only the venders are shaded Value is good Service is friendly

I got a spot this morning, paid more for the spot than i got selling stuff. Everyone was as nice as…read morethey could be. There just wasnt as many people selling there as they used to have and no where near as many people buying. Personally if it was me i would get the price to drop back down so more people wo0uld go there. it was $40 to rent a booth.

The new W. Sacramento location has 3-in-1: a donation center, a retail store, and a by-the-pound…read moreoutlet where you dig through unsorted bins (careful..some sharp goods are in there). There is a lot of space and they have organized it very well. The retail arm is just plain nice (for a thrift place, that is). Definitely better than lots of the other retail centers located in seedier neighborhoods. It's a little out of the way to get here, but I think the cleaner, newer facilities are worth it. Lots of bargain-shopping, for sure. Heh...you can drop a load off, then look around for more stuff.

I came here with my sister and she did find a couple of things, but I would never come back. They…read morebring out bins and people know the drill while you all wait for the last bin to be placed in the middle, people just start grabbing items and putting it in their basket. It was not my thing.

Parking is $5. There was still plenty of parking around 11am. Although it was crowded inside the…read moremarket. I see what Google reviews meant by it's all the same stuff. Several vendors sell similar things. There is produce, children's toys, clothing, tools, furniture, plants, some electronics. It felt a bit like a free for all. There didn't seem to be much organization in where the vendors go except all the produce vendors were in one place. So you'll spend some time wandering around. For food there were some Mexican food trucks, Lee's Chinese and American food (x2), an ice cream cart, and Agua Fresca. We got one medium agua fresca and a bottle of water ($9 total). It was fun to check out but I probably won't come here regularly unless I know I'm in search of something very specific like produce or tools.

Parking $5 cash only , parking attendant security teams stroll about the aisles …read more We decided to stop to see what items we can find. Sadly not much that grabs our attention. A good size indoor space with a good selection of furniture . Fruit stalls and plant stands has quite a collection.

Excellent Service from Dan!…read more I had a wonderful experience at The Galt Flea Market today. After buying some sweet potatoes, I completely forgot where I had parked my car. I walked around several times trying to find it, and it was especially difficult because it was around noon and very hot outside. Then Dan, one of the market staff members, drove by in a golf cart and kindly asked if I needed help. He invited me to get in and spent the time driving around with me to help locate my car. Thanks to his patience and kindness, we finally found it! I offered him a tip to show my appreciation, but he politely refused. That really touched me. Thank you so much, Dan, for your kindness, patience, and dedication to your job. You went above and beyond to help a customer, even in the heat, and I truly appreciate it. Employees like you make a place special! Thank you, Dan! You are a wonderful representative of The Galt Flea Market!

Came here with my friend for some party supplies and it did not disappoint. I was able to find the…read morecontainers I needed for my son's party coming up, and for a great price too! This place is about 2 miles long if you walk every isle! A good place to put in some steps! We walked about 3 rows before we decided to have lunch. We got a plate from Lee's Chinese food and omg yum! I love the chowmein noodles and the bbq red chicken on a stick! So flavorful! I also got a cup of orange aqua Fresca.. sorry forgot name of business but everyone that knows galt flea market knows what I'm talking about. Great value! The Chinese food plate was $10 and the orange aqua Fresca was $7 for a medium cup. Everything was great and I found what I needed. Only thing was today was super hot! Definitely lost some pounds from the heat LOL

Great selection of everything, I especially love the extra discounts on certain color tags! It's…read morealways a treasure hunt at EcoThrift. Loads of parking. They don't give out bags anymore so bring your own.

Eco Thrift is huge and they have there own private parking lot which is really nice. They are…read morelocated right off the 99 and you can see it from the freeway. When you walk in there is a sign on the door that says if an item doesn't have a tag then you can't buy it. And there is a security guard at the front door. I found lots of good deals. The most expensive item I bought was a winter coat for $17.23. It was in a size small and it fit perfect. It has a mickey mouse motif and mickey ears attached. I found a Las Vegas Raiders jersey, boys XL, which fit me perfect $12.92. It was new with out tags. I also found a SF Giants T Shirt that looked new. I found some other black tops, long and short sleeve. I found the cutest red minnie mouse sweatshirt but it was too short, too back because it was perfect. They also have lots of more expensive items mixed in. Such as Kings and Giants Jerseys. All well over $35. Compared to the teams stores it's still a good deal, but out of my price range for this shopping spree. These items are cheaper at the Goodwill Bootique in downtown Sacramento. I know because I've purchased several jerseys there. Everything is well organized by size and type of merchandise. They have long racks of clothing and a good variety of sizes. They have a rack of short sleeve tops, another rack of long sleeve tops, dresses, formal dresses, jackets, athletic tops, ect. Everything is so well sorted. They have colored tags on the merchandise. Each day they have different sales depending on the color of the tags 25%, 50%, and 75%. I only had a couple of the 25% off items. For those 2 items I saved $5.07. So for 5 items I paid $46.31. On average $9.26 each. Not a bad day Thrifting. Checkout is all self-serve. It's quite odd, but they have a lot of registers and someone helping out. They graciously took my coat and found a tag on it without me asking, which was great because I didn't even see it. I did see it on the Raiders jersey I bought and they removed that after I scanned it in to pay for it. They also have some new merchandise by the entrance of the store, those are not so good deals.

This is by FAR my favorite store in Old Fair Oaks. Cindy is always so happy to see everyone and…read moreshow everyone her most recent finds. Her prices are more than reasonable. I come here for inspiration all the time. You must visit this little gem!

This place is so charming. Packed full of shabby chic goodness. If you're looking for random stuff…read moreto make garden or yard art, make a stop here. Inside is a stimulating array of items that can be bought as is or used towards art endeavors. A visually fun place for sure!

I'm a little biased because I'm a vendor there. But each time we go I always make time to go scout…read moreout all the incredible finds they have at each booth! I never leave empty handed! Apparently no one ever does! It's a Sunday well spent

What a waste! drove From Orangevale to…read moreMake a day of it, only to be told they don't allow dogs unless you can carry them. Instead of punishing those of us with well behaved dogs, make the owner of the dog that peed pay for whatever they ruined.

Love this place! I've came here on a Friday, Saturday, but the best day is on Sunday. Sunday has…read morethe most vendors. I honestly come out here for the food. The food is so good. My to go spot has Don Rafas, but maybe some other time i'll try a different spot. Don Rafas has them brown corn homemade tortillas tho! Get here early to find parking cuz parking is a B! The vibe here is just very cheerful and vibrant, never had any problems coming out here. Its always been peaceful, the produce section goes crazy! Try the agua frescas! My favorite is the Naranja (orange) agua fresca. I've only seen one vendor with it and he's at the end of the produce section on the westside. Trust me thats the one!

First time coming to the Stockton Flea Market aka La Pulga! Free parking? WHAT! We arrived around…read more1030am, which to us is late to be getting to the flea market. Luckily we found parking inside and close to one of the entrances. The parkings here however suck. They're very tight and people don't know how to park. It was an average size flea market, we got around the whole thing in about an hour. It was just sad to see a lot of the vendors had a lot of the same items. There were only a handful of people with their own crafts, items you couldn't find anywhere else. Most shops though had same knock off stuff. I was sad to see (and this is not to knock Don Rafas, because they are one of the best - also expensive - taco trucks in Stockton!) but, their trucks I believe I seen 2 were packed like barely a seat open.. yet all the other trucks/food vendors were nearly empty. Like where is the support? We didn't get a chance to eat and we had to leave early, but we seen a taco truck called "Lalo's" and they looked/smelled good, yet were almost empty. I'd probably be back just to spend an hour outside. I did buy a really good smelling perfume at a steal of a price, so I'd definitely return to that vendor.