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 It's a very outdated and old building, it definitely shows its age.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.

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.

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.

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.

Not sure why there are not more reviews on this vintage shop in Oakland Park that has been here for…read moreseveral years. There was a giant unicorn staged outside of the business next to the front door, which created a strategic marketing technique to let the public know "We're Open for Business". The shop was packed to the hilt with nostalgic items which instantly rekindled childhood memories. Most would refer to this little shop as "Cute" but it was more like "Cool as Heck". Discussed action figures and comic books with the clerk. Aside from a Chucky doll wearing a Florida Panther jersey and some old records, there was a vintage Coca Cola vending machine and a matching bench which instantly absorbed my attention, but sadly not for sale. Another conversation piece was the red english phone booth that was actually the dressing room (see video). An absolutely fun time browsing the vintage shop that earned a rare 5 star rating.

So impressed with this shop, I have visited on my last two trips to Florida. They have such a great…read morevariety of vintage clothing, the Florida sports options are incredible! I got some awesome Florida Panthers gear for an amazing price. Devon was so sweet, it was great getting to talk to her about hockey! 11/10 would recommend stopping in!

great prices, great people, great clothes!…read more i always love stopping here because the selection is amazing! they have everything from art to kitchen appliances. you'll always find something here!

So glad to find this thrift shop in Wilton Manors, offering interesting bric a bracelet and other…read moreeclectic items. A worthy cause, supporting the local community.

Excellent place- friendly staff- great finds- located in the city limits so say to get to - love itread more

As a history lover I am in love with this store. Walking through it is kind of like visiting a…read moremuseum except you can buy anything. This is the description of the store from their website "The past is prologue. Our shop is a cabinet of curiosities that we've filled with exquisitely crafted, hand selected pieces from our travels all over the world. We love our antiques with a touch of "chic" for that unmistakable spark of personality that livens up any room." The store is filled with amazing one of a kind vintage, antique, and carefully curated pieces to add that special touch to your home. Prices range from the inexpensive end for new candles and coffee mugs to thousands of dollars. They have a selection of antique gas pumps that took me down memory lane. My father in law collected them too and there is still many left in his garage from when he passed away. The showroom is set up in little rooms so you can get an idea of how to put things together in your own home. The sells signs, furniture, old equipment, antique vending machines, jukeboxes, rugs, mirrors, scales, and so much more. From knick- knacks to large scale pieces you are going to want to look at it all. When I finally move into that mansion, the Vespa's repurposed into bars is top on my list. A Yelp check in will net you 10 percent off! It was so much fun to explore this store and take a blast to the past.