Ma and Pa's is a hoot…read more Imagine a giant former Harp's grocery store full of the best garage sale grade merchandise you can imagine, now open your eyes and you are at Ma and Pa's! Selling on consignment Ma and Pa's has independently rented booths for everything. Collectibles, weird hardware, legit antiques, garbage, treasure, kitsch, it is all here and is a blast to dig through. Bring some hand sanitizer and dive in.

We love this Flea Market! They have a lot to look at! Very friendly too! One of my all time…read morefavorite stores.

Great store and great & friendly owners. I was glad to see that the vinyl record vendor that…read morepreviously was at J&L has found a home here. He has a great selection of hard to find vinyl classics. The store is laid out well, clean, has lots of really cool & hard to find pieces, and the owners are very helpful and kind. Highly recommend!

I found so many things here that I haven't seen in other shops. Very nice staff that wrapped…read moreeverything so well.

I'm not a frequent Flea Market customer, but I came with my wife and we had fun!More to the point;…read morewe bought quite a few things that actually fit various needs (gifts and otherwise). Friendly & helpful staff put the cherry on top!

This place has awesome prices and SO many cool and interesting things to see! It looks small on the…read moreoutside but in the inside, it feels like it just keeps going and going, endlessly with a huge selection of things to see and such a variety! It's easy to get lost in here and be tempted to spend all your money! Very neat, cute, cozy store and a really nice lady was working the day we came in. She was very friendly and professional and sweet.

Typical flea-market with a bigfoot doll in front of a converted funeral home - which is to say -…read moreyou may find anything inside! My wife loves these flea markets, and I have to admit this has an interesting slice of history! Friendly employee, and they even had farm-fresh eggs! We looked, bought stuff, and had fun!

If you are going for the antique part of the market, it might be ok, but this review is for the…read morefood area. I had been looking forward to trying one of the salads or soups and finally got there about two weeks ago. It was about 1:15 and there was only one other customer in there. They were waiting for a coffee. I got in line behind them and waited for a long time while the lady making it appeared to be on a long personal phone call. I looked around and saw an area that appeared to maybe be where to order food. I walked over there and there was no one in the small kitchen area. Another employee was sitting at a register across the dining room. She looked up at me and just went back to her cell phone. I left. Decided to give them one more try and had a very similar experience. Where do you order the food? or do you have a waitress? Very confusing. I left again and will not be back.

Cute and organized cubbies, I Found a lot of gems…read more Bathroom is awesome and it has an attached coffee shop. A must if your in Arkansas

Wow! Lots of awesome things!!! Plan to spend some time bc this place is really huge!!!read more

From the owner: Southern Junkers Vintage Market is an upscale market with over 75 vendors hosting antiques,…read morevintage, farmhouse style and cool junk. Looking for vendors to sell their wares. Markets are twice a year April and September.

It's a place you can honestly get anything reasonable you want! Antiques, tools, coins, Knick…read moreknacks, etc. When I went some time ago you could even get fresh made burgers, shakes etc. one of the few remnants of a bygone age when flea markets were like this and not the higher end shops with curated antiques, junk shops, or boutiques masquerading as a flea market-- when Arkansas didn't have notions. It's the last vestige of a place where people sell their wares to make ends meet in a somewhat hodgepodge communal setting. Despite the heartless review from the fellow from Minnesota, it isn't creepy at all-- just poor older folks just trying to eke out and living.

I'll boost the stars to 2 just for the oddity level at this place. This is seriously one of those…read moreplaces you just have to experience yourself. I don't even know if I should write anything further, but here is the gist of it: It's a ramshackle hodgepodge of shanty buildings, open air stalls, and enclosed warehouses, all of which host an enormous compendium of junk, antiques, hunting/camping/fishing supplies, a real hardware store, a canned and dry goods/foods market, a wedding chapel (at least that's what the sign said), and some strange food vendors. That is a brief breakdown of it all. I'm leaving a lot out. We strolled through this place for about an hour. It would take days to actually see all of the stalls and what they held inside. This is a very creepy place, so just consider that before you stop by. Many of the vendors are tucked away inside their stalls and they actually blend in with all their junk. It's very scary and disconcerting when you step inside a stall, start looking at the stuff, and then a dusty, drab, old human being speaks to you out of the corner. YIKES. After an hour, I just stated that "I need to leave". I don't think I'll return, just because of how weird this experience was. But, if you're in the area and are bored this might be something entertaining to do for a few hours.

Very cute and well laid out. Nice selection inside and friendly staff. You'll find plenty of neat…read moreand interesting things inside and they're all very reasonably priced. Lots of treasures inside and unique items. We had fun walking around in here and we found a new fishing pole.