Over 150 booths, super friendly folks, great prices. Buy, sale, trade, new, used, vintage and…read moreantique. Delicious food at the cafe.

Still a great place to spend an afternoon. I've known a few vendors there over the years. Glen…read moreWills was an old family friend. People should support them more. Great Buckeyes across the river.

There was a craft there that was made of a gas can that I purchased that looked like a Halloween…read morepumpkin carving also I purchased a mom plant that lasted forever for a very good price. The people were all friendly. The parking wasn't bad.

First time going and I enjoyed it. A variety of stuff to look over, some new some used, but all in…read moregood and fair shape. Folks were very polite and helpful. Also willing to work around some of the pricing. I recommend folks go and check it out.

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Had an alpine amp and a set of 10 alpines speakers installed in my 2019 mustang. Made a big…read moredifference in the sound. I am very happy with the results.

A cool little spot hidden away in an old factory. This place is easy to miss if you're not looking…read morefor it. When you enter it looks like a weird antique store or flea market but if you wander into the back room you're rewarded with a pretty large selection of several thousand records. The selection is heavily weighted toward classic rock, but there are also substantial selections of jazz, soul/R&B, gospel, country and hip-hop. I noticed also some eight tracks and CDs in the back, as well as some stereo gear that was presumably for sale. There's not much of a new selection, but there was plenty to keep my occupied. The place was pretty chilly though I was fine in my jacket, assume it would be quite expensive to keep it heated! The front room was a smorgasbord of typical antique store fare with trinkets, furniture, books etc. Definitely worth a stop when you're in town.

Nice little shop in WV. Didn't mind my visit at all. The gentleman behind the counter was helpful…read moreand talkative. The organization of the shop is a bit random. Don't like that they don't have any dividers in the vinyl or band call-outs. Makes it hard to find what I'm looking for. Pricing is a little all over the place. It's either really high or marked down decently. I did walk away with a few albums that I had wanted. Overall I was pleased but probably wouldn't go out of my way to make the trip again.

I believe this is Huntington's only record shop. A large selection of CDs and DVDs up front and a…read morelarge amount of vinyl in the back. For the vinyl they have a small selection of new on the left and a much larger used selection going back from there and wrapping over to the right side of the store. None of the records are grouped by genre, just by new or used. In the center section is Record Store Day releases, along with boxes of unmarked used vinyl (these boxes are unalphabetized I believe). And then along the floor on the walls are even more records. I'm guessing these are the $1 variety. The strangest thing about their used selection is the sheer number of the same release they will stock. For instance they may have 20 or more copies of a popular Pat Benetar record. And the 20 copies might range in price from $3.98 to $9.98. There might even be an original still sealed copy in the mix but it's $7.98. It gives me the impression that the records are haphazardly and arbitrarily priced. Most of the used records skew expensive but with the arbitrary pricing it's certainly possible to find a good deal or two. I certainly did. And I also successfully haggled with the worker for two I wanted but were overpriced. All in all this place is worth a stop if you're hopelessly addicted to vinyl like me and find yourself in town.

Tony and I drove the 2 hours from home to check out the flea market. I was not disappointed!! There…read morewas a lot of vendors opened inside and many set up outside!! I was able to purchase some peppers, tomatoes and cantaloupe plus some baby clothes for my grand daughter. Scored!!! Very pleased with the 2 hours of leisure shopping. Just wish there had been more food vendors set up outside...there was NONE!!! someone truly missed an opportunity!!

This flea market is hands-down the biggest dumpster fire I've ever dealt with, and the "manager" is…read morethe clown holding the lighter. I rented a booth, everything seemed fine... until it rained. The roof leaks worse than a dollar-store water balloon, and 90% of my merchandise got soaked and ruined. When I asked for a little rent break to cover the damage from their busted building, the "manager" threw a tantrum like a toddler who dropped his Happy Meal. He screamed, got in my face, threatened to beat us up, and banned us from coming back. Real professional -- imagine being that fragile and still calling yourself a manager. Let's be real: this guy isn't a manager. He's a couch ornament with anger issues, permanently fused to the TV in his office while the building crumbles around him. He couldn't manage a bowl of cereal without screwing it up. Instead of fixing the leaks or running the place like a grown adult, he struts around like a dollar-store mafia boss, barking threats he couldn't back up if his life depended on it. Meanwhile, one vendor was literally caught pleasuring himself in his booth on multiple occasions, and somehow that was fine. But ask for accountability? Nah, you'll get threatened by "Captain Clipboard" who thinks yelling makes him important. If you enjoy wasting money, being surrounded by creeps, and watching a washed-up TV addict play pretend boss while the whole place rots, then by all means, set up shop here. Otherwise, run. This isn't a flea market -- it's a circus, and the ringleader is a lazy, unprofessional wannabe tough guy whose only skill is proving that rock bottom has a basement.

There was nobody in the shop for several minutes when I arrived. No big deal... the person that…read moregreeted me was friendly. The paperwork and sanitizing processes were quick. Both staff members that helped me seemed knowledgeable. They actually were able to open up a nostril piercing that had partially closed due to the jewelry being out for months. Not having to re-pierce it saved me recovery time and money. Just had to pay ~$40 for the jewelry. Overall good experience

Awesome place. Got a mid helix and upper lobe piercing. Went perfectly, the staff is very kind and…read morecares greatly about the customers. Everything is very clean and if you have any concerns or questions they are happy to help. Will definitely come back.

Kipling doesn't have a very good selection of shoes, and their prices are a bit high on some shoes…read morethat aren't very well made. However, the owners are very polite, and I did find a pair of Nike's that I really liked, and a pair of decent snow boots. Other than shopping online or in the children's department at Walmart, Kipling is the only store between Huntington and Charleston that carries shoes in my size that don't have glitter or cartoon characters on them.

Great shoe store. Good brands that are hard to find in WV like Born, usually 30% off. Its a…read morelittle random but I always find a nice pair or two when I shop here. Clerks are very nice too.