Not as busy as it used to be for a holiday. A variety of vendors and foods and things to look at…read moreboth covered and uncovered at the market.

TIP - Bring cash!…read more I've heard about Swap-O-Rama in the little town of Webster for quite a while now, and I finally had the chance to visit! They're only open on Mondays, which normally doesn't work with my schedule (lol). But with Memorial Day falling on a Monday, we finally made the trip. It is also their busiest day of the year. We arrived around 9:30 a.m., though I believe they open as early as 7 a.m. Even though we stayed until around 11:45, we probably only covered about 1/3 of the entire venue. The place is big! Swap-O-Rama features both indoor and outdoor spaces, with rows and rows of vendors selling everything imaginable. From antiques, tools, clothes, electronics, collectibles, handmade crafts, plants, and household items. They also have an entire aisle of produce and fruits. We left with a couple pounds of grapes for just $2 and a decent-sized watermelon for $3. Once we got home, my husband sliced it up, it was sweet and delicious. There's no shortage of food here. We saw vendors selling: Fresh coffee and lemonade, Kabobs, Kettle corn, Corn on the cob, Hot dogs, beer and more. Swap-O-Rama in Webster is a fun day trip worth making, especially on Memorial Day. I am already making plans to go back next year.

Wide variety of products. Got eight hard cover books for $6…read more Got a Kentucky derby hat for $10.

Establishment: The place itself is very crowded. There are…read moreplenty of booths but it's very hot. The people are polite but some people do stare a lot. There are mostly Caucasian American, with few to no different ethnicities. Food: They had food booths, I only saw American fried foods. Everything smelled heavy of oil. Cost: There was no parking fee and the prices of the items in most stalls are reasonable ranging in the $$.

We came here with family the day after Christmas. We never would have found this market on our own…read more Off the main road, you have to drive on a winding dirt road until you reach the parking lot. They charge a dollar to park. Due to the timing, not all the booth spaces were occupied. We spent about a half hour walking around checking out the folks that were there. There weren't many folks shopping. The vendors are on grass and dirt. You have to be a bit careful walking around as there are many dips and holes in the ground. There was one produce vendor. We got some lovely huge radishes from them for only $1. Most of the other vendors were clothing, tools and accessories, jewelry and a couple household items. One vendor had a mix of antiques, junk, and collectibles. I did find a gal selling some miscellaneous items on a side table -- just to get rid of them at 50 cents apiece. From her, I bought a lovely sheesham wood box that had been spray painted silver. I'll use this for an art project. I also got a pretty silver and black bracelet. So, two bargains for just a $1. They're only open certain days. So double check before you make the trip. I imagine in season -- and not after a holiday -- that there are more vendors, and it would be more worthwhile. I'm still glad we got to go. Always like checking out the different markets and thrifts.

Awesome friendly stands . Pretty cool trip to adventure out my county . Lotto cool cheap items to…read morepurchase .

I love this little flea market. It's tucked back a little off the main thoroughfare but worth it…read more The lady that runs it is pretty fair & will certainly dicker with you. She doesn't accept credit cards so BRING CASH. Lots of decent secondhand furniture, clothing, dishes, kitchenware, tools, toys, books, bed linens, etc. They are only open on Saturday and Sunday, 9-5 (not 100% on the time frame).

From the owner: Find the perfect bedroom set for relaxation or a fashionable dining room set for your formal dinner…read moreparties. We carry a wide selection of furniture for every space and every budget. Are you or someone you know looking for good quality used products for your home or business, in the Newberry or surrounding area? Then look no further, you can find it all at Weeks Flea Market! The largest flea market in the area. This is a family owned and operated business, and we offer honest and fair prices with the personalized touch to make your experience all the more rewarding. Call us at (352) 472-2061!

This place is billed as Florida's largest indoor antique mall. I found the selection of goods to…read morebe not very good. I find the price points to be extremely high. Yes, I understand that. Each individual booth prices out its wares. However, just because something is old. Doesn't mean it has value. It seems like the overall concept of the establishment is to get as many booths to pay rent as possible. The facility has a responsibility to make sure that its booths have quality goods at a respectable price point. We have been here three times and have not successfully been able to purchase. However, we typically always buy stuff every time we go out.

Decided to stop here during our weekend outing. This is our first visit to the Florida Antique…read moreMall. At first glance, one would think it would be a waste of time, as the strip mall it resides in seems run down and just a hair shy of being bull dozed and apartments put up in its place; however, we were pleasantly surprised. They did not greeted us upon entry, but the people behind us were, which is about the same thing, I guess. This place reminds me more of a flea market or swap meet, but does have a good number of antiques. The place is pretty big and they are currently looking to open a second side at the beginning of the year, so for those of you old timers, like myself, be sure to take your pain pills and arthritis cream, as it took us about 2 hours to walk through the one side that was open. Unfortunately, we did not find that had to have item, but did enjoy seeing a lot of items we had never seen before. The staff were very friendly and we even spoke with a couple vendors on the floor. I would definitely recommend you stop on by, as we will make this place a yearly stop for us.

One of the last real flea markets left! The old swap shop the old Dirt Mall. They have real stuff…read morehere not just stuff bought in bulk from amazon and sold like a lot of places. Real people here generations of Old florida with a mix of implants. The food and music here is cool too.

It's a decent flea market. Not as good as some of the bigger ones downstate. The best part is the…read morelittle bar tucked away right in the middle of one of the buildings. Easy to suck down a couple of brews while the wife is walking around shopping.

If you are expecting rows & rows of vendors & food trucks galore then this mkt is not for you.Its…read morebeen a Florida mkt for years.You can find a little treasure,prices are fair & usually the vendors bargain.There is walking & plenty of it.Mid winter has the most vendors where as summer the vendors slack off like all other mkts in the area.A good little stop over.I find something every time I go

Small but genuine. Alot of stuff that one wonders why they put the effort in to bring the stuff…read morethere. Cordial vendors who seemed more to be hanging out than anything else, making a sale on rusty bike or scratched non stick pan would just be a bonus.

OBT Flea Market is a flea market that has definitely seen better days and the items they offer are…read morenothing impressive. So why did I give them five stars. For one reason. The food vendors here offer some amazing good. Here you will find some of the best representations of Latin food. Whether it be tacos, pupusas or so many other types of food, it is not only represented here, but that representation is stellar. I would definitely recommend a visit here to try some of this stellar food.

If you want to do something this weekend and have some free time, you should check out the OBT Flea…read moremarket! While you are at it, there is tons of authentic Mexican delicacies such as aguas frescas, mangonadas, pupusas, tacos de birria, shops, jewelry, plant shops and more. I have tried several food spots in here but I have to say my new favorite is going to be Pollos Asados al Carbon. To start off, the owner treats you like family, jokes around with you, the music choice is mainly ranchera music, which makes me feel like I am back home in my hometown of Monterrey Mexico. The chicken is well cooked on the grill right in front of you. I swear I thought I was with my friends having a cook out with everyone just having a good time. They bring it to your table, the 1/2 chicken comes with rice and beans for 2 and salad, cebollita, chile asado, and they supply a homemade salsa that tastes so incredibly authentic. I am serious I was impressed about how good the food was. You will not regret this spot, it checked all my boxes.

This place is a wreck. I used to go there as a kid and this is just so run down. Over priced to…read morerent a space. I really wanted to like it. There are some good vendors, but the flea market itself needs to be fixed up. A lot.

Some things never changed like this Flea Market. Got a couple good pictures and an arrowhead…read morenecklace and a knife sheath all for 4 dollars. you can't beat that. It's fun to go here on a day like today when it's not hot. I will be back. You always see something different. It's always fun coming here. Guarantee you'll have a good time.