I checked out the Flamingo Flea's 6 year anniversary at Tarpon River Brewery and it was a great way…read moreto spend a Sunday afternoon. There were a good number of tables and stands that each offer hand-crafted items. I got an awesome candle from yfsty candles and they were very nice and helpful in allowing me to smell all the scents before I finally picked one. The vibes here were fun and cool and it's definitely worth checking out if you're in the area. I can't wait to check out Flamingo Flea's at their next stop.

The Flamingo Flea is a recurring flea market around South Florida! They have a mini market that is…read morealways (currently) at the Small Wine Shop in Fort Lauderdale and events that pop up at Tarpon River Brewing and The Loop. With a big goal of shopping local this holiday season, I stopped by their market on the Sunday after Black Friday to support shopping small businesses. I always love the vendors they have and got a good amount of holiday shopping done. Some of my favorite vendors this time around were Hailey Pancakes, Gypset Co, and the Slip-not headband company. If you get the chance to get Hailey's macarons, do it! She had amazing flavors like coquito (so gooooood) and strawberry cheesecake. They were true to flavor and not overly sweet. Gypset Co has beautiful dainty & minimal jewelry for you best gal friends. I am OBSESSED with Slip-not's headbands. The material is so soft and she has a variety of colors and patterns. There were so many vendors to show love to and buy from! I definitely recommend checking the Flamingo Flea at their next event, wherever that may be. What a great way to support local and get unique gifts this holiday season!

This place is fun to visit and spend a few hours browsing. Theres 2 entrances, and either gate…read moreyou'll be asked for pay $3 for parking. Lots of parking spots, the lot is huge. Theres an outdoor fresh market, and several restaurants servings tacos, all types of Spanish delicious goodness, and drinks! In the market area you'll find lots of local, and exotic fruits and veggies, there's also several flower and plant shops. There's even a small little pet stores selling some small baby animals: rabbits, birds, hamster's etc. There's an indoor mall, 2 levels. Inside is AC controlled, so it's nice to come in and cool down after walking around outsides. Inside has lots of small shops and booths, you'll find everything under the sun at this flee market, from paintings, to jewelry, shoes, car parts, pantry items, clothing for all ages, the list goes on!! Inside also has restaurants which serve a variety of things, Greek, Chinese, Spanish, American, I feel like there's something for everyone here. I come here when I have family visiting from out of town just for the experience. Everyone walks away with a full belly, and some kind of treasure found at a random shop. The establishment is old: so don't come here expecting 5 star service and decor. It's a very outdated and old building, it definitely shows its age. Nevertheless, the people who sell in the markets, restaurants and shops are very friendly. It's one of these places where you'd say to yourself, it's the simple things.

Seemed very run down. Most of the stalls/shops are selling things that the average person probably…read moredoesn't want -- endless cell phone cases and t-shirts. Unless you are really into this type of thing, I would probably avoid.

I visited Opa Locka Indoor Flea Market on Monday, 2/26/24, around 11:30 AM…read more What I liked about this indoor flea market was the variety of different vendors. I enjoyed walking around to see what each vendor had to offer. Everyone was so kind, friendly, and welcoming. I was able to purchase a good handful of clothing at an extremely affordable price. Overall, I had a fantastic experience. The price points offered by vendors were quite good. I recommend coming here.

Held annually in March, the Dania Beach Marine Flea Market is a huge....it will take you more than…read morea day to cover it all...flea market specific to marine and nautical items. It has in excess of 300 vendors, some with new retail items, others with used items, and some dealing in what I could only at best term as being nothing but junk. But it has a solid following. It's been in business for over 41 years, so that is a record difficult to argue about. Held in the parking lot of the Big Easy Casino it's like going on a treasure hunt without a map. You just hope you wonder into whatever is your treasure. For the common needs it's a great place to purchase required life preservers, various pennants, burgess, poles, flags, fishing equipment and the like at far less prices than at places like West Marine. But be wary of mechanical things that they say are better as they are already "broke in" when in fact they are already "broken." Unlike other flea markets they charge you to get in. This year the standard one day admission was $12.00. Though singularly not a lot of money, it's a whole lot of money to just enable you to shop and buy at a flea market. But then again maybe not all that different than be charged to shop at Costco, Sam's Club, BJ's or the like. Now, I've been to all sorts of marine flea markets. Dania is the only one. There is the Pompano Nautical Flea Market combined with a Seafood Fest, the Martin County, Indian River Flea Market, Palm Beach Marine Flea Market, the Treasure Coast flea markets and a whole lot of others. As I've been to all of them, I'm going Four Yelp Stars on the Dania Beach Marine Flea Market as it is one of the bigger and better nautical Flea Markets.

Only once a year? Wish I knew this while I was there…read more Came early Friday morning, paid the $10 entrance fee and spent the next few hours meandering up and down the isles looking at all the wonderful things I didn't know I needed. I seem to do this a lot. I did manage to purchase a few small trinkets but had intentions on coming back the next weekend with a pocket full of cash. Well now I have to wait a year. Everything nautical and more. From boats and engines to clothes and jewelry. There were parts and pieces for every kind of boat. Also furniture and decorations for bigger ones. Fishing gear, electronics etc. and all at flea market prices. If you didn't like the price you could probably find it in the next isle or just barter a bit. I will be back next year and better prepared. Oh and they have beer. So till next year Cheers

I was pleasantly surprised by the environment A mixture of shops and eating establishments…read more. everyone was very friendly and helpful. Security was present but not overbearing.. will definitely return

This place is wild! There's tons of stores: clothing, uniforms, shoes, hair supplies/salons, nails,…read moregrocery, food vendors, jewelry, furniture, and probably a lot more that I didn't stumble upon. There are some places for food, like a Chinese buffet. There's even a DMV but the line to get in was the longest I've ever seen at a DMV.

We went on a Saturday but only half the booths were open. There was Carnival happening the same…read moreweekend so that may have been part of it. The booths that were open were okay but nothing I was interested in. There was security but it didn't put me at ease. If you decide to visit hopefully the other booths will be open.

Oh my, what an experience, one we won't repeat. Not a "flea market" at all but an emporium of…read more"Caribbean" crap, clothing, guns, "gold jewelry" and hair extensions. We shared one empanada which was tasty. Nice cars in the shabby parking lot, lots of scary looking people inside the "market." Not for us.

Imagine my surprise when after having brunch at nearby Voo La Voo Café, my friends and I began to…read morewalk around. Somehow on this walk, I found a sign, and the next thing I knew I stumbled into Lola's Market. Spacious, full of vibrant colors and life, this series of shops can be found after the luscious gardens past the restaurants in the area. The market itself has some of the quirkiest objects I've seen. I recall a neck pillow with emojis for example. Admittedly I would have probably bought this, but I just didn't see how I could ultimately use it. Anyway, they have all sorts of shops. Jewelry, vinyl records, even tarot card readings. The vendors themselves are very friendly and willing to lend you a helping hand if you can't find a vendor. They also have good deals and are technology savvy, so they take cards which is great for those of us that never carry cash.

Lola's is a little warehouse that has a few different vendors selling antiques, health items and an…read moreartist. There was one spot that had a lot of vinyl records which took me back to my youth. The place is not air conditioned, so I can't imagine spending a lot of time there during the middle of summer.

Such a fun place to shop! So much to look at! My son bought a neat clock with gears. See pictures.read more

What a fun shop I could have spent hours browsing and reminiscing about things from my past. Very…read morewilling to negotiate prices on some items I got a brand new padded backpack for $6 it was marked 8 I offered 5 and compromised at $6. A friend I was with bought 5 or 6 pieces of vintage Pyrex.

I was hosting a friend and he needed some suitcases to travel back with. We came here, and after…read moresearching a few stores and being directed where to go, we found exactly what we were looking for. There are hundreds of stores and boutiques here both inside and out, food booths as well. The building itself is a little run down inside and out, not a luxury shopping experience but if you walk around enough, I'm sure you would find something that you would like. He got a manicure and pedicure here as well. It is a one stop shop kind of place. I even found twenty bucks just lying on the ground. I felt lucky. I'd recommend this flea market!

About a year ago, I was in this mess because I wanted to change the radio screen and put one that…read morecommunicated with my phone. They charged me an arm and a leg for it, they did a bad job, when I spoke on the phone they didn't listen to me. The following week I went again and explained what was happening to me, supposedly according to them they changed my screen for a more expensive one and I had to pay money, the problem persisted, in short I went three times and they couldn't fix anything, I knew that They weren't doing a good job. The camera they put in the back of the car was sticking out about two inches, I told them and they told me it was the best way they had done it. Well, I gave up and I felt like they had stolen money from me in addition to not being able to talk on the phone. After a few times I see that Amazon was selling a Carplay Androi Auto radio screen for a super good price and I found a person to install it for me. The person installed the screen very professionally, the buttons that had been disabled at the Flea Market in Opalocka, he activated them again. He also told me that he had found the radio microphone lying inside the body, that was why he couldn't hear me. I installed a new camera, small, with very good clarity that did not protrude from the back of the car. In general he did a super excellent job and to this day I am very happy with the work. Last week I was organizing the things in the trunk and I saw that my spare tire had also been stolen. Do not go to the workshop that is in the Flea Market in Opa Locka, they are not professionals, they cut my glove compartment, anyway, I had a very bad experience

Love this place it's amazing and you fined some nice things just have to take your time and lookread more

Avoid this place! I came here a few times. Same story!…read more Hey.... if you want to pay the same price or more for the same products that you can get at the retailer or Amazon...then by all means, shop here. Hey...If you like the idea of purchasing food that has been opened and tried by someone else, or products used heavily by someone else, then you should shop here. Most of what is here is junk that people sent or brought back because either they didn't work as expected or they were just junk. Save your money. Go elsewhere.