Remember the show The Wonder Years with Fred Savage and Danica McKellar. I loved that show so much…read more Every time I see a mall from back in the day, I call it the Wonder Years mall. This is exactly that! After getting over the retro feel, which is interesting and okay, we walked through these aisles. There's so much stuff here from a bunch of diff vendors. So really there is everything. Perhaps you collect something, or looking for an antique, or a funky decoration, or some type of clothes, check this place out. This place served its purpose. We wanted an inside place with good a/c that we could walk our dog, & browse. We did just that. I also bought a top for $3 to match my new fave purse. Don't go out of your way, but if you are looking for bargain shopping or antique shopping or walking in the a/c, check this out. You may find something cool!

Very nice concept, there is plenty of different things to checkout. Lots of antiques, retro decor,…read moreand old electronics. The prices were not bad at all. My wife and I grabbed a lot of cool stuff and paid like $28. The staff were very helpful too!

This is a fantastic flea market. It's my favorite flea market out of all the other flea markets…read morethat I've ever been to. They have ample parking and they have a lot of awesome shops all gathered in one cool, massive, open to the outside but still covered, building. You can even find fantastic deals on really great items such vintage and antique pieces here. I once found an antique, 1800's Victorian period, rose gold and opal ring. It was in a ring display holder amongst all kinds of different rings ranging in different sizes, styles, and ages, that were for sale. They sell all kinds of things here, such as clothing, plants, pets (including purebred puppies) and pet supplies. They sell dishes and all different kinds of other things that you would find in a garage sale or yard sale. They sell knives and other different custom one of a kind items, which is great for finding that perfect gift for birthdays, Christmas, Mother's Day, Father's Day, etc. Plus, don't forget that prices at flea markets are often times negotiable. I would definitely make it a point to stop here and shop for Christmas and the holiday season, as the weather will be beautiful outside that time of year and there will likely be holiday themed shops and a lot of the best shops of the year to browse during that time of year. They also have a food area where you can stop, and take a break from walking around, to get some tasty food and refreshing drinks to keep you cool and hydrated. This area is definitely a little on the smaller side, given the enormous size of the flea market, but they do have a fair amount of seating. An issue to consider when deciding if you should come to this flea market is that it's so very hot in Florida (especially in the Summer months), that it's almost too dangerous to walk around outside at flea markets, because you risk suffering a heat stroke. They sell many ways of staying cooler online. We live in a state where people come year round to visit the theme parks, so people are always finding new ways of staying cool in the Summer. My mother just bought a hat that is solar powered, and it has multiple adjustable fans that blow air on to her directly, that she uses when she is out and about in the Florida heat. She primarily uses it to keep her cool while she is gardening. Something that might help a lot is if vendors at this flea market carried business cards, with a good number to call, in the event that they wanted to tell us if they had something available that a specific customer might have an interest in, ahead of time. Like if a vendor sold rings, and then gave me his card, he could call me if he had any vintage and antique rings in stock, and I could call him whenever I wanted to check and see if there was anything I might be interested in in stock that day as well. I definitely recommend checking out this flea market. It's a fun way to spend the day and you definitely won't regret it.

Some vendors had excellent pricing and were very helpful in finding items. I was on a hunt for…read morebrass items and they were plentiful! My friend ended up getting a piece for 10 dollars that was over a $200 value when we looked it up online afterwards. I was able to find cds for a dollar each! I had my eye on the candle holders in my photo but the pricing was a bit steep.

Haven't been to a real flea market in a long time. So when I heard about this one near where I was…read morestaying, I had to check it out. It was old style with a group of about 80 vendors set up around their tables and vehicles. There was a little of everything, literally. They had miscellaneous chachki items to handmade greeting cards and mill cut slabs of rough wood, perfect for tables and mantels. It was lots of fun to walk around around with friends and try to figure out what some of the items were or used for. There were old tools and mechanisms that the sellers were able to explain their uses that was fascinating. I enjoy learning about those type of things. My friend found an antique buoy bell (pretty awesome) to hang off his dock. Lots of fun things for sale. Parts of the market was under open ended tents which offered some shade on that hot day. There was also a small building with 3 garage spaces with a vendor and a small restaurant. The parking lot was grass and dirt, so for us motorcyclists, be careful on the uneven surfaces. Next time I am up this way, I will stop in again to explore more neat items.

I was told i could not sell soda because management want's to force you the buyer to buy ONLY from…read morethem soda and water! I thought people are supposed to have a choice? Management has taken away your choice of freedom to choose what you want and who you want to spend your money with! If i am thirsty, i want to buy from whomever i choose to spend my money with or the closest source to satisfy my thirst! The management should not control the patrons by forcing them to buy from them exclusively! A dollar per soda is impacting managements bottom line? And only them while your at a open flea market buy eliminating the convenience of having several sources available. i thought this was America, are you kidding me? Your reasoning for this is my selling soda and or water for the those who are thirsty is my selling soda is impacting your bottom line? Management buys the cheapest water they can find for 5 cents a bottle and sells it to you for a dollar or 2 dollars? who's fooling the people? Does the attending public know and agree with this tactic, having their freedom of choice, of where to get a drink has been stripped away by the management. You no longer have freedom of choice! Management controls you, you have no choice. The general public has made the choice of coming to this market and management demands that you can only buy water and soda from them, no one else, WTF !! Who are you kidding? They illegally collected taxes from all the vendors for years now all of a sudden you have tax problems but my selling a soda and making peanuts from the sale of a soda is impacting your bottom line ? There is something very very wrong here. I pay rent to be here to sell what i can to survive! I sell nothing illegal yet its illegal for me to sell soda to a thirsty patron, they have to walk over to the office 3 minutes away to get something to drink? Why?

Either there's another tiny, broken down, dirty flea market in this area, or theyve awarded…read morethemselves two more stars. We drove out yesterday (web says open Fri-Sun) and could swear the sign said 5star. Either way, the gps said we were there. And its a dump. We drove thru & left quickly. Dont waste your time.

Most of vendors sell used stuff at high prices, looks dirty place and smaller as I thoughtread more

I have loved coming to this store since I moved here 2 years ago! I have purchased the best…read morerepurposed furniture and such unique household "treasures." The employees and owner are such nice people! I especially love when Rose is working. She is always ready to help? She is funny and she loves to talk..... just like me Shopping local and connecting with the community and people who run small business is happening less and less. It is more convenient to shop from home but shopping small and local places like rehab feel like "home" when you walk in. Visit rehab (they change their inventory daily) and you won't regret connecting with people and finding treasures for your home!

The place had a good review so decided to investigate. Good service and selection. Nice value…read morewithin its selection. The market is in an older house, so not necessarily in a big market setting.

OVERDUE REVIEW :: I have driven past this flea market a few times but never took the time to park…read moreand walk around! So finally did. Located on 27 across by publix plaza. This flea market is also across from home depot. Next door to racetrack gas station. The surroundings is outdoor and sand / dirt when you walk around. It can get really hot and warm at times so prepare to wear sunscreen sunglasses and a hat and cool clothing. They have a few mexican trucks here serving tacos etc. I have also seen kettle corn as well. So this flea market also has indoor booths. I have seen fresh produce being sold here , vintage used items, incense sticks booth, Asian booth selling misc items from kids toys to garden gadgets etc. I have scored a precious moments figurine (used) for $1. I mostly tackle used items because they are cheap when you negotiate. I cannot say much on the food being sold here but they get busy.

Decided to check out the local or should I say "Real Flea Market" in Lake Wales. I had a slow…read moreafternoon at home and decided to get out of the house and browse the surrounding area. Looked up local thrift shops and the flea market popped up.. To my surprise it has both indoor and outdoor vendors. They have a little bit of everything. Mostly used (it's a flea market) but some antique treasures, dishes, tools, etc... to appliances, and a pet stop with fish and birds! Honestly, if you're looking for something that you don't even know you're looking for, you might find it here. You know what they say, "one man's junk is another man's treaure". Sellers seem nice, they greet you as you walk by. If you get hungry, there's a sitting area with a few food trucks. I went at the end of the day so it wasn't filled with a lot of shoppers and some stands were even closed but it was a nice little walk around. Lots of parking available but the walk path for the outside stands is sandy so wear closed toe shoes.

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.

I love this weekly market! I find the most unique little trinkets here. Which odds perfect because…read morethat's why I come! Lake Helen Market in the Park has a variety of things to offer. Homemade goodies, plants, homemade pillows, produce, clothes, jewelry, etc. It's fun! Come check it out;)

Lake Helen is a quant little town that just does it right, every Saturday they have a market that…read moreis fun to go visit, there is an Empanada truck, a guy who sells car iron skillets and sorts, a tool guy, a wood worker, etc. It's fun, you might find something you need but you'll definitely meet great people!

Plenty of Latin American food options here! Open space flea market with clothing and other vendors…read more As well as Colombian, Venezuelan, Puerto Rican, Mexican, and other types of food trucks. Awesome spot to browse a market or to grab a bite to eat!

This is a small flea market with a few vendors and a food market. If you are looking for something…read moreto do, this could be a quick stop.