I had my 5 year old niece with me and had to use the bathroom and the cashier claims the bathroom…read morewas out of service. I guess the employees use diapers.

Great prices and some really cool stuff ... it's a big place might take you awhile I've always…read moregotten great deals here ...

This is the former Tri-State Flea Market. The former owners wouldn't repair the roof or any of the…read morebasic upkeep required in maintaining an old building. The new owners have completely revamped the inside and outside. They added another entry/exit with wheelchair ramp. The light fixtures all have bulbs now, you can see where you are walking. There is a new AC unit. The area where the really bad water damaged/moldy books were is now gone, cleaned up, and has some pretty items in its place. The Lighthouse Thrift Store is now located at the new entry. They have nicer looking items than when they were at the old location, but their prices are higher now. Now, with the improvements, there are lots of customers visiting the flea market. This should really improve the percentage of sales for the vendors.

You'll need time to search through all the items. Not very organized, but most times I find an item…read morethat makes my search worthwhile.

This is such a cute place! I had the chicken salad plate and it was delicious. Can't wait to visit…read moreagain!!

Recently under new ownership, and this long-standing downtown eatery is amazing! Fresh baked…read moregoods, hearty breakfast foods, and lunch sandwiches that are the best I've ever had.

Great service! Adorable things to purchase! So many styles- eclectic, antiques, jewelry, clothing,…read moredecor, and SO much more! Go if you ever go to Oxford! It's fun! Great sales and values on many items. GO

Selection-the only ANTIQUE store in Oxford. All the others have some antiques but a lot of new…read morestuff.

This is the larger of the two grocery stores in town. There are buffet foods for people to pop in…read moreand grab on the go, whether for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. There is a small dining area for people wanting to stay in out of the weather. There is a KFC just down the road, but there is probably more fried chicken sold through this grocery store. The smell of chicken hits you in the parking lot. The store itself is OK. It has a pretty good variety of foods. It can lean a little heavy on generic brands, but some of those can be pretty good. The meat selection is pretty extensive. For a store, in a town with a population in the 5,000s, it is odd that I find frozen pizza dough here, yet I can't find it in my town of 15,000. Since Food Giant only has one other grocery store to compete with it would be easy for them to let the cleanliness and quality slip, but it is always clean and well-stocked.

It's a cute, clean, compact little place that has many of the things the nearby Wal-Mart lacks. but…read morethe pork butt we got had a lot of fat in it so the quality isn't as good as the Kroger I'm used to. Oh well, it was still ok.

First Monday started in July 1893 and has happened every month since, rain or shine, sleet or snow…read more It is held every Saturday and Sunday before the first Monday of each month. You can find anything and everything at First Monday, from antiques to designer clothes, pedigree puppies to black & tan hounds, BBQ, footlong corndogs to Gyro Sandwiches and everything in between. If you can stand the humidity you can leisurely walk around and peruse hundreds of vendors' wares. A lot are hand-crafted items, from canned foods to porch swings. There is never a shortage of colorful feathered animals to admire. I once helped raise chickens, turkey, pheasants and peacocks on a ranch in Ripley. It seemed as if every month I had a new batch of birds brought in from First Monday to gradually add to the flock. I do not handle heat at all so I don't go to First Monday. The last time I did go recently, I remember noticing that it had grown exponentially since seeing it during my childhood. I have relatives that still set up every month. First Monday draws in 1000s of locals, as well as, visitors from the Tri-State area. Anybody that has "hagglin'" coursing through their blood has been here.

Terrible. Animals kept in horrible conditions. Vendors are rude. They act like they are angry at…read morethe world. It's not the customers fault if they are having a bad day.

This is a family owned (four generations) business which has been in the same location over 25…read moreyears. Before they took over this building it was a Big K department store. At any given time a member of the family will greet you as you enter the door. This part flea market part antique mall can be a bit more of a pain in the butt to navigate than it's worth. The antiques are generally out in the open to be gotten to easily or inside glass cases. The flea market aspect is more scattered, piled, dumped, clumped and spattered throughout the aisles. The severely neglected and leaking roof turns a casual day of strolling and picking into a day of bobbing and weaving to avoid leaks and pots or other catch basins strewn throughout the walking areas. The last time I visited I wasn't aware the roof was so bad. I walked out into an aisle and felt as if I had been shot with a BB gun. The water drop that had hit me was so big and cold it stung my chest when it landed. There is just about anything a collector could want such as costume jewelry, small caliber ammunition, tons of glass, very old work tools, clothing, toys and vinyl records. The records area is rather misleading as most of the selection is album covers only, no records. A majority of the items are overpriced but do have lots of discounted prices with marks through the prices and 50-90% off scrawled across the tags. It is very difficult for a true 'dickerer' to fight for lower prices or try for a 'throw something else in to sweeten the deal' because most of the vendors are not onsite during the week. You are just to take the item to the people up front and pay tag prices. To Each Their Own.

I rlly love the place I go there almost every weekend that it's open and the food their is great.read more