I heard this place was closing (date tbd), so I decided to come by on Saturday one last time for…read morenostalgia. I grew up coming here with my parents and siblings and I remember how busy and full of life it use to be. So I wanted to have one last run here. This time I came with my own family, hubby, kids and had some of the food I had enjoyed in the past. Some of old stands are gone but they do still have a good amount of food options. Food review wise see below... Bbq ribs plate 8/10 Bbq chicken plate 7/10 Cheeseburger 6/10 (had some hard chewy pieces) Corndog 5/10 Fries 8/10 Agua frescas 9/10 but pricey at $9 each when you get 5x of them LOL. Took one pic of the cheeseburger but everyone else dug into their plates before I could take more food pics. Anyways we enjoyed it, had some decent eats and played at the arcade for a bit. Sad to see an old tradition die :(

$20 to enter and parking, everything is new stuff, not used or old stuff. Which stays the same week…read moreto week. As always, produce being sold and food. When we asked workers can they direct us to like 2nd hand items, rummage or garage sale stuff, they couldn't direct us to resaleable items either. It makes you wonder how much are they charging their vendors. We are looking for second hand items, antiques and vintage clothing at low bargain prices. DON'T SPEND YOUR MONEY!!! It's not a place were merchants can sell second hand items. Go to Capital Flea Market Saturday and Sunday instead, parking is free, and $2.50 a person.

Super cute shop located in Japantown. It's a lot larger than it appears outside. It's filled with…read moreall sorts of cute, fun things from stickers, magnets, plushies, shirts, cards and so much more. The guy working was friendly and helpful.

Specifically this review is for the SJ Made event that happened this past weekend (May 30-31, 2026)…read morein the History Park San Jose. L O C A T I O N There are two locations for paid parking which was stated on the website. Paid garage located at 1278 S 10th Street Paid parking lot located at 350 E. Humboldt Street We opted for the closer parking. Luckily you can pay on mobile if you have reception. I luckily did out of the 4 of us that were there. Otherwise, you'd have to wait in line to pay at the kiosk. So budget some time to pay for waiting for the kiosk in case you don't have cell phone reception. Parking was $15 + fee. E V E N T It's a large park and if you show up as one of the first 100 people, you get a free tote bag with this year's design for the event. Unluckily even though we showed maybe half an hour after the opening, it was all gone. So make sure you go early if you want the freebie. The event itself is free and it's outdoors so you can bring your furry friend but they need to be leashed. There are large water filling stations and port o potties. Feel free to bring your water canteens. It said you couldn't bring outside drinks or food but we were able to bring in our own filled bottles as well as some Starbucks drinks. But of course worse case is that you have to bring back your stuff to your car. It's not a far walk but it's still a walk from the parking structure. They do have a nice map of the booths as well as events throughout the day. They also have a bunch of food stands and trucks there if you want to make it a day. We opted to just go outside for food as the lines were long and the day was hot. Although not as big as the Winterfest, this event was a nice outdoor one with various craft goods. I always am in awe with all these makers. They're all so talented! O V E R A L L If you're wanting to do some walking and perusing of crafts, it's not a bad way to spend a couple hours of your day. I'm unsure if there's any free parking around, but you could try searching. We just didn't do much research on it.

While walking around Japantown, we stopped into Classic Loot after seeing their cute pink signs on…read morethe corner. The girl working was super nice and friendly. We looked at all the cool stuff (new, used, vintage, trinkets and accessories). So many fun things! Such a fun vibe. We can't wait to go back!

I just learned about Classic Loot this week and had to go check it out. It's a shop in Japantown…read morewith new and secondhand items, like men's and women's clothes, purses, jewelry, Sanrio merchandise, plushies, crafting kits, greeting cards, and more. It's very cute and very clean, and doesn't seem like a thrift shop at all. The young woman working there was friendly and helpful. I saw lots of little things I wanted to buy, like the tiniest Labubu I've ever seen, but didn't end up purchasing anything. Most of the clothes and accessories for females seemed targeted toward young people, but I'm glad I stopped in and checked out all of their cute loot. Be sure to bring change for the metered parking or plan to use your credit card.

Large selection of piñatas and good prices. They were quick to reply on their Instagram page…read moreregarding their current availability. The Labubu piñata I bought for my daughter was better quality and bigger than other businesses I had gone to.

The best piñata shop in the San Jose flea market! Great selection of current and past characters,…read morethey also make custom piñatas. Their prices are the lowest out of all the vendors. Year after year, I keep retuning to this vendor for my kids party supplies. During the holidays they sell the biggest piñatas I have ever seen, we got 3 giant ones for our school cultural event. They are located in the middle of produce row. They have a corner spot with tons of piñatas on display plus their tables are fully stocked with a great selection of candies. Very friendly service, sweet and kind folks.

we found matching dressers . we weren't planning on buying but we found 2 dressers. Rudy and George…read morewere great help wrapping and loading our stuff . thanks to the cashier who was also great. everything was great and we left very pleased. Thanks again Rudy and George

Great spot for construction and housewares. Maximalist Utilitarian vibe. Also takes donations that…read moremight. He turns away at regular Goodwill, Salvation Army, Savers, etc. Fair prices and some absolute steals. There was a cream colored sectional with 4 powered recliners that could be counted as beds. My 3 kids would destroy it in under a week. But they are all very artistic so it should be an original, a one of a kind, that makes it appreciat I'll have to call Sotheby's to sell, nay to offer it, next time.. Yelp! wants to know about service; t's on an as needed basis. Checkout and donations arepo kp quick and responsive, but you will not get hand holding while perusing the stacks o' stuff. This review rings true for any ReStore that I have visited over the years (e.g. Berkeley, Suisun/Benicia 680 at I-80, rSacramentoo).

This place has been in business at this location for about 40 years, located just to the right of…read morethe Berryessa flea market front entrance. "Things to know" If you come here during the week then you will not be charged to enter the Berryessa flea market grounds "just tell the guard that you're going to American purchase medals." During the weekend, however you do have to pay to enter.. When I entered the business, I spoke with Phil "the owner" he struck me as a down to earth guy who loves what he is doing and will give you a fair price for precious metals. "Note" One thing they are not is coin collectors although they will buy them, but you will not get top dollar for them, for obviously reasons; they have to make some profit too. After taking with Phil for approximately 20 minutes Phil made me an offer for what I brought in to sell, I left there feeling like I Phil treated me very fair and like I made a friend. American precious metals has lots of beautiful rings, necklaces, and other precious metals, including Bullion to sell and buy. If you're in the market one way or another, I would highly suggest checking this business out you won't be disappointed.

I'm so dissapointed that people leave reviews out of emotional responses to not getting their…read moreway...i called in(test one) got Gus who was very polite and professional. Ive never sold gold before so i asked what the process is and what they'd need from me. They made it so easy, I stopped by was giving a very fair price and cash on the spot.. I was so happy with the experience that i decided to purchase a different item I really liked that I saw. They polished and cleaned it up for me and I'm more than happy. I highly recommend giving them a shot if looking to purchase jewelry or if selling they give great pricing! Dont let the lame 1 star reviews deter you, i took a gamble and glad i did. Will definitely come back.

Harajuku "the bay's cutest marketplace" holds various events and festivals throughout the bay area…read moreregularly. We attended the Lumpia Fest in Newark this past Saturday, and there were plenty of vendors to explore and fill our bellies. Merchandise booths selling plants, stickers, totes, plushies and stuffed toys of various sizes, with no shortage of sanrio, pokemon, and kawaii character products. Food tents offering a diversity of snacks and beverages including Nepali street food, Thai and Vietnamese dishes, and of course filipino cuisine. We got pork bbq skewers, cheeseburger lumpia, papaya salad, and aguas frescas, from several different vendors. Everything overpriced, but delicious. The weather was breezy, but so hot due to zero shade at the event, so we fried in the sun as we enjoyed our meals in the eating area which had a few tables set up with seating. Even the DJ's sound equipment seemed to be melting in the heat, the music playing through the speakers (mainly pop and hip hop tunes) becoming slow and jumbled, almost like a horror movie. We didn't stay long, as there was nothing that really captured our attention, not much on the entertainment side, just a raffle. It's a decent event to get a few items for little ones who are fans of Japanese anime, Hello Kitty, or the cute monster Labubu, while snacking on some good eats at a premium cost. But the price for admission on top of that is a bit excessive for what you get. 3 stars for overall value and experience.

This is an event featuring kawaii inspired merchendise including many Hello Kitty items and other…read moreanime items. There area lot of brightly colored clothing,pins,stickers,stuffies, many with licensed characters but some that are local artists. There were some people dressed as Harajuku or anime type characters. If you love Hello Kitty and kawaii items, this is your event. Most of the merchendise is geared toward a young crowd. There are some food trucks as well.

First of all, don't come in, saying, "What's new?"…read more This shop is the flagship of Antique Row. To be honest, I don't think the term "Antique Row" exists. In fact, it might even be the director of "Training Day", I'm not sure, but there are four antique shops in a row. One big one, one small one, one medium one, and one that has a "Back in 15 minutes" sign permanently taped to the door. Anyway, this one is big. I'm not a huge fan, but it took me 1 hour 20 minutes to get through the whole store, which is well-organized and packed. Though to be honest, 50 of those minutes was the Playboy section. Those articles are long. Like I said, I'm not a huge fan, but I do like looking at big clunky lamps, politically incorrect Americana, lunchboxes, things with boobs, clocks, bookends, cookie jars, geographical postcards, things with ugly faces, salt and pepper shakers, three wise monkeys, things that light up, pre-1990 pop culture (especially old toys and games I may have had, 70's fast food glassware), and unique furniture pieces, especially if they have weird right angles or bartending functions. I don't like quilted stuff. I smell pee just thinking about it.

Spent a rainy Sunday afternoon exploring this shop. It's a large antique store with many booths…read morethat offer a good variety of items. Lots of mid-century modern furniture and decor. They also have knick knacks, jewelry, pottery, toys, art, and more. The store was quite busy with customers while I was there. It was nice to see. The staff was friendly and helpful, quickly opening glass cases when I wanted to see something. Their inventory is so large I found it difficult to see everything in one visit. Their prices are reasonable. I ended up buying some California pottery, a framed floral print, and an MCM trinket dish. I'm looking forward to returning and taking another look around the store. There is a parking lot in the back of the building. Note: Some vendors have modern items mixed in with their antiques. A quick Google image search before you buy is a good idea if you care about the age of an item.

No recomendada para vendedores te secuestran prácticamente, no puedes salir antes de las 11 y ni…read moreluz hay para quedarte

The Tully Road Night Market is booming and attracting more visitors than ever, but the management…read moreremains a serious concern. Many vendors have experienced unprofessional treatment, and some staff members are consistently rude and disrespectful. A successful market depends on treating vendors with professionalism and respect, and there is clearly significant room for improvement in how vendors are managed and supported. ‍