Pot O' Old Antique…read moremall located at Flea Land that's locally-owned and operated for over 20 years (2001). Pro Tip: Turn left when you enter the driveway, as it's the building all the way to the left and not the first building you see. We almost left, thinking it was closed. The Good: *The older gentleman running the counter was very friendly and welcoming. *I love these antique malls with tons of different stuff from multiple vendors. I could get lost in a place like this for hours. *Prices seem fair for the most part. The Meh: *$1 surcharge on cc transactions The Ugly: *Might be the smallest antique mall I've ever visited. TLDR: Not the biggest antique mall, but still a great spot for antiquing while in the Bowling Green.

While my husband visited the Corvette Museum down the road, I shopped at the Antique Mall. There…read morewere plenty of booths and items that ranged from antique, vintage, and collectibles. I browsed through the sports collectibles and cards that I could find, but I was really on the hunt for some vintage whiskey items. I found a great booth with vintage whiskey jugs and decanters. I could have shopped there for a couple more hours.

I have found a lot of great things. I love that every time I go there are so many new things. If…read moreyou haven't gone you really should there are things for everyone.

I'm so glad to have found this place. Lots of cool things from various different sellers. They are…read moredog friendly and even gave us a padded board to go in the cart so they could relax without their feet getting stuck. The nice woman and her daughter running the place were friendly and very welcoming.

Neat place, very big expect to spend hours exploring. I would definitely go back again.read more

My intended stop for the area wasn't open yet so I ventured out a bit to see what was nearby. I am…read moreso happy that I did because I stumbled upon this place. One thing I wanted to do on this road trip was to go thrifting to try and get a few items I had in my head for my place. I was in high hopes when I walked in here and saw how enormous the inside was. I was also very pleased to see that this was set up more like a consignment shop with each stall being stocked by different people from the community. With that comes a variety of items that you would not see in a typical store. I walked up and down every single aisle scoping out every single stall. I saw so many items here it was almost overstimulating, but I was able to hold it together. I was looking for a specific piece of furniture to use in my bedroom. One that would give me more storage and place to put my mirror that is way to heavy to hang on a wall. I was about to give up when I found the piece I have been waiting for. Buried beneath a cluster of other items and right there for me to pick. The price was definitely one that I could not pass up. When I came toward the check out area the guy definitely saw me coming. I asked if I could leave the piece of furniture there while I went and picked something else up I saw earlier. Once I grabbed the other item, I paid and then made my way out to my vehicle and loaded it up. Luckily it wasn't too big to shove in the back seat of my vehicle and it made it all the way home and is in full use.

As with any other Flea Market hit or miss. It's difficult to know what time is the best time to…read morego. Which vendors would have the most items or whatever you're looking for. since it's an hour, I probably will go back.

I have only been a vendor there one time but it was well worth the trip down there, there were…read moreplenty of vendors and many customers. I will be back

I found some really beautiful items here today. I'll definitely be back, but will likely wait…read moreuntil Fall. There's so much to look at and it's very nicely done. They provide carts for shopping, which is really nice if you have mobility issues and need something to hold on to while walking. I could spend hours in there under cooler temps. I would recommend that if you are sensitive to the heat to choose a cooler time of the year to go shopping here. Today is August 23rd and even though it was an inside flea market it was very warm in there, very little air conditioning or air movement at all. The other thing I would like to add is pay attention to whether the booth you are buying from is running a sale. One of my items was supposed to be 20% off but you have to let the cashier know about each booth sale or apparently you won't get the posted discount. This was my first time shopping here, so I wasn't aware of that and missed getting my discount. Overall it's a great place to find unique items and fun to see all the old things from the past.

What a great place and the people are so nice there. Great prices and so much to look atread more

They are gone! The store was emptied out and no sign to indicate if they had moved again. Very…read moresad...

Happened upon this place one day unexpectedly. Great prices and little treasures found. Hope it…read morestays a secret just for me!

Brights Antique World is the best mall within a 60 mile radius. We have found so many treasure…read morethere over the years. The management and staff are always helpful and knowledgeable. BAW is one location you must visit if you're in the area.

Not worth the trip. I was a vendor for 1-1/2 summers. when I failed to pay the 40 vendor fee before…read moreshow started they flipped out and sent two employees to visit with me in front of other vendors. It was a simple mistake not paying for our booth early. So I became embarrassed after the second consultation and responded about how I felt. I paid 40 cash for that day and reserved my booth with 60 cash that day. They then called me on following Monday and told me I needed to get my stuff out of their building. They were rude and self centered. They only care about filling their pockets. I spread business around town and at vintage market. I rented hotel room twice a month,ate at all restaurants and purchased a lot from other vendors. I would not do business with this market if i were you.

My husband and I like to come and walk around each month if we have time. The booths are pretty…read moremuch the same monthly, and November of 2025 it seems kinda unattended. Maybe they should advertise more?! The addition of a few food and beverage trucks is nice . Selection and value of goods is as expected at a flea market. Come look around- they may have just what you are looking for g for! Parking is $10 but if you live within walking distance it's free.

Happens once a month. Easy parking. Cheap items…read more Really depends on what you are looking for, but there are some great vendors with some unique items. Me personally... I collect vintage Christmas ornaments (old school satin pushpin style), and there is an amazing vendor at the flea who stocks them in spades! I almost don't want to share that as I want to keep that secret to myself so I can get my favorites every time. She is so kind and even let me dig through her back stock for ones not on display yet. Next month is the Christmas flea and y'all know I'll be back! Check it out.

I'm just not a flea market person. The smell alone is a deterrent. But I went on a mission with…read moresome people who are trying to find decor cheaply and thus found myself at Phoenix. Most of the stuff in here is crap. I can't believe folks just don't throw such things away. The items that are cool are way overpriced to come from a flea market. But, if you have a vision, or something specific in mind, this place may work for you.

Phoenix Flea Market is true to its identity of a flea market, as upon entry you are transported…read moreinto an old, dusty, roadside-esk building that features random items from wall to wall and floor to ceiling. From the moment you pull in, you are 100% aware of what you are getting in to and if the broke down U-Haul didn't clue you in, maybe the chipped, faded facade or the crumbling parking lot will shine light for you. I will give it to this place in the fact that it is massive and packed to the brim with goods, some of which have not been moved for at least 30 years. Like your standard flea markets, the space is made up of booths, well over 100 vendors have claimed a part of Phoenix, and some vendors are certainly more active than others. As mentioned, you can tell the booths that have the rotating inventory and then you can tell the ones that have not stepped foot or added anything new since 1987. As other reviewers mentioned, this place is a treasure trove for your diggers or treasure hunters, but for your standard antiquing visitor...this place is kind of a let down. Its basically a really big yard sale store. I am sure there are some nuggets of treasure strewn throughout, but majority of the items are clearly just random resale items. Outside of the variety of merchandise, the building itself is in a huge state of disrepair and is need of some love. Overall, popped in one time and I think that one time will be enough for us.