Their customer service is great! I really enjoy eating the muscadines sold by Cockrell's Farmers…read moreMarket.

I have found that they have some of the best produce in the Rankin County Area. I worked in Retail…read moreall my life (Dillards 25+ years in Upper Management) and have retired. I always took care of my customers, doing my best to make them happy with 'customer' friendly policies. I recently bought a "basket of peaches" from Cockrell's Farmers Market and I came home with 5 bad peaches that had to be on the their "basket." I have always trusted the "basket" buying experience as the person that rings your order up does touch every item. I thought that if I ever bought some bad produce from them that they would stand behind their products. However, upon asking if they would replace the 5 bad peaches they said "No." These peaches were so damaged that they soaked the bottom of my Fridge Fruit Drawer and took a while to clean the mess up. I have learned my lesson and now pick a basket and then go thru each individual piece of fruit or vege to check to see if they are bad and if so, replace with an undamaged unit and setting the bad piece of fruit or vege to the side so that others will can determine for themselves if they want to buy it or not. I thought about taking my business to another local farmers market, but since Cockrells is only 2 miles from me, I have decided to stay based on the extra cost of gas and time taken. Overall I would give them a rating of 4 out of 5 for their products and 3 out of 5 for customer service (this ranking is based on all customer service expectations and not based off of 1 or 2 issues).

Maybe 8am on a Sat is too early for this place but the only thing there when I got there was 10…read moresellers with tents of their old clothes and kitchen appliances. Only 5 or 6 of the storage units were open and that was just recent furniture, household items.

A great place to find unique items and good deals. Always sunny weekend there are even people…read moreputting up tents to sell their goods In addition to the permanent booth structures. Great place to find just about anything.

Love this place! Friendly people with great food!! Fresh corn, tomatoes, peaches, watermelon, lady…read morepeas. So great to have!

I paid $20.72 for five plums, a butternut squash, a jar of peach jelly and some lettuce…read more They offer red seedless watermelon and yellow seeded watermelons. I wish they had some smaller ones, I would've bought a yellow one. They offer lots of Amish jellies, jams, preserves and canned fruits. I also saw quail eggs, pumpkins, squash, tomatoes, potatoes, mangoes, limes. They even had a frozen section with peas,blackberry and peach cobbler, sausage and fresh eggs.

You can walk around this place for hours and not see everything every vendor has to offer. They…read morehave a little bit of it all. There is new to old to refurbished to repop. There's furniture, clothes, books, tools, crafts/craft items, signs and so much more like those unique items you will only find at a place like this. I will have to say for as large as this place is, they have done a good job keeping it organized and looking nice inside. Do be mindful of one thing it isn't air conditioned, but they do have big fans to help keep it cool. However, if it's mid-summer I advise getting there early morning to beat the heat.

Lots of great items. My wife goes here every time we get anywhere near. Large parking area will fit…read moreyour RV.

This is an awesome market! Over 65,000 ft.² of vendors and…read moreantique mall. Such a variety of items and has areas for those who love to dig for treasures as well as areas for shoppers who like things staged well. Staff is Very pleasant and everyone is very helpful

I cannot recommend this Flea Market enough! While passing through the area, I decided to stop by,…read moreand I'm so thankful I did. I felt as though I could have spent an entire day exploring every corner of the market, uncovering I many hidden treasures.

O farmers market today. It's a shame, it's a beautiful morning. I was looking forward to seeing…read morewhat was prepared in Mississippi at their farmers market.

Very very expensive and open for an insultingly short time on Saturday only. I wind up at Kroger…read morewhere prices are better. Doris Berry is good in Pearl but the Old Farmers market on North West Street is the best if you dare take your life in your hands and go there.

An interesting collection from total junk to unique pieces. The hard part is to sort through it…read moreall. Spent about an hour walking through the rather large three part warehouses and did find some actual antiques, but would have bought more if the condition of the items were better. Prices range way across the board. Staff was friendly and easy to answer questions. Was able to negotiate for a better price on a more expensive item, which I bought. If you have the time, it's worth stopping by.

Love the variety i find there. Very friendly staff. Able to negotiate prices. Found gems. Great…read morestop to stretch your legs.

Antique store near the river. Staff was attentive and allowed us to use the elevator to go to the…read more2nd floor.

" Great Place To Find Things You Don't Need "…read more The Levee Street Marketplace is a nice small and unique shopping venue where you can find new, vintage, or used clothes, furniture, toys and antiques. The Marketplace was very organized and very clean and organized. The Marketplace has 2 floors and does have an elevator.

Next door is Magnolia Flea and that is my favorite place all around to find lots great finds! 49…read moresouth is alright and I have found a few items there also. Definitely make the drive out there!

Throughout my visit while browsing at this antique mall, I wasn't greeted or acknowledged. I heard…read moreand watched the staff speak to everyone that wasn't a minority. They strictly greeted and spoke to the white people. I lived in Mississippi for 6 1/2 years, so I was well aware of the blatant racism. I specifically came in looking for vintage glass to add to my collections. I spotted a carnival glass candy jar that took my liking. As one of the shop staff walked in front of me. I asked for his help to retrieve it from the top shelf. He walked past me ignoring my request. That was rude, but of course I wasn't white so I guess he didn't need to help me. A few of the other patrons starred at me as I continued on with browsing. I located a Viking candy dish that was 20% off. This particular piece had been on my wishlist for years and finally seen it for a good price. I snagged it up. While at the register, the female staff member roped me into openly judging this transgender individual who was checking out before me. This individual wore all black. The staff member was quite insensitive with her comments and kept referring to her probably going to a witch festival. She asked me what I thought about this transgender person? My response was, no comment and I'm not getting into it. Frankly, it wasn't none of business to gossip about the other individual that I have no idea what their struggles are in life. I'm not making mockery of no one. The high temperatures was 98 degrees on a Saturday, guess what this antique store didn't have any form of air conditioning. Only fans blowing hot air in some parts of the store. Most of the inventory was vintage glass, war memorabilia, old furniture, linens, quilts, baskets, farmhouse vintage, art, and a few art deco lamps. This was by far the most unreasonably priced antique store I've been to. A lot of stuff was price gouged. Some of the vintage glass had flea bites and large chips on them not worth $15 - $55. That couldn't be a collectable item. Pyrex bowl set was individually priced and not for the set. A vintage spice rack with paper towel holder was $35, wtf. Too darn high for used items. A lot of booths had vintage glass covered in dust because clearly they aren't selling. I most likely won't be back due to how they treat minorities and transgender folk. It's 2024 and these people still living back in the segregation times.