Very confusing layout and it is not too friendly for handicap people. Parking cost $1 and there is…read morea good amount of food options here also. If you know Spanish, it would be help for you to haggle for a better price. If you never been here before it can be a fun time to experience something new to explore.

Shopping in Houston, Texas…read more.. Driving past the Houston Flea Market sign made me curious. I looked it up on Yelp. The Flea Market is supposed to open at 8am on Saturday. When I Googled it, opening time was 9am. Let's go at 9am! This Houston Flea Market was interesting. Some vendors were open; some were setting up; and most stalls were closed. At least parking and admission were free! Lisa wasn't able to bargain for some toys for her clients. That lady was strict. She went to another vendor and got some other plushie keychains that are reversible - happy and sad emotions... Cute! I found a woman who spoke English well. I liked her because she was sweeping outside her stall and we had eye contact as she greeted me. I saw a cute purse and asked the price. She wanted $12 for the Frida Kahlo purse. I offered $20 for two purses and got them! I was really happy! I would go back again for another adventure! I saw some handmade items from Mexico - like hats, boots, clothing, and coin purses. Cool!

The people are friendly and willing to work with a price. I…read morebought new clippers and a mutter and phone holder for my cat under $100

Dude make sure you hydrate and bring something to carry all your style with…read more Parking- so parking is per car, and it's six dollars for everyone to get in and also use a very large parking lot there's multiple different places and lots to park, depending on where you start your journey. Shopping: i don't think if you power walked the entire time.If you could honestly get through this place, there is so much to see and so much to do that.You probably need to come back at least once a month. There is true flea market, there is stuff that is being sold at retai, there's all kinds of stuff to purchase and it's not just one thing. One thing I was pleased to see is back in the day things to sell puppies and I think they probably still do, but at least on that trip they were no longer selling a bunch of random dogs. Food so there's a lot of food options here, I would say I didn't find a single thing that I would consider very affordable but everything from sweets to full meals. Things to see/do: so the cool thing about this place is usually in the back.There is some kind of event that's going on this particular time we went the art car event or something was happening. It was really cool it was like we were seeing a museum thing for free. Despite living in houston for a long time, I've always wanted to see the art cars and never have been able to so this was a real treat for me. In summary, I definitely think this is a fantastic place.If you can honestly I would probably leave small children at home.However, I did see lots of families there that were managing just fine.I just particularly, would not do this to myself.As a mom lol.

Great variety & low prices ~ nice people. Good location too between I45 & I59. I'm going to find…read moreout about being a vendor

Use to come here a few years ago when I worked in the area and had the opportunity to come back and…read morevisit while in town working. Wasn't as many vendors as 4 years ago but it might be the time of year. Enjoy walking around and looking at everything the vendors have to offer.

Do you guys have black people figurines? And a black lords…read moresupper, plus sized women clothes.

We found street parking and walked to the flea market in a parking lot right across from D'Amico's…read morerestaurant in the Rice Village Shopping center. There were tons of young families and student shoppers at this trendy market full of funky handmade jewelry, soap, and thrift clothes. A huge line formed for people waiting for ice cream sandwiches at a food truck parked in front of the market on this sunny Sunday. There were about 20 different stands with friendly vendors in this relatively small flea market. My husband's favorite vendors were selling paintings with Star Wars themes and Japanese influence. These paintings were pretty pricey ranging from 200-400 dollars. Handmade jewelry was very reasonably priced ranging from $5 to $50. Most vendors were ready to negotiate prices. After shopping around you can cross the street and have lunch on the patio at D'Amico's or Torchy's Tacos. I'll definitely visit this market again once cool weather sets in to shop for holiday gifts.

Flea market visits on the weekend are my favorite the options are endless and the staff is always…read morenice many vendors so much fresh fruit and more !! Check Em out the prices are reasonable hard working people sailing stuff check em out and support thank you!!

I randomly stumbled into Sunny Flea Market after finding Lucky Land closed. Sunny is wild in the…read morebest way: cash in hand, time to wander, and vendors selling everything under the sun from food, clothes, electronics, shoes, car parts, you name it. It seriously felt like an endless Mexico market in Texas. Everyone was so nice and friendly and i never felted pressured into buying anything. What surprised me most was how clean and organized the market was, despite how sprawling and busy. The only small change I'd suggest is having pet vendors in a separate section from other vendors.

A favourite Saturday , eclectic vendors food trucks . Not over priced bespoke items. Nice…read moreatmosphere plenty of free parking

Was really hoping to check this out as I walked quite a ways to get there but even though I came at…read morethe prescribed time, it was definitely not happening. The silver lining is that there is a lot of really cool and tasty graffiti lining the buildings. Would love to come back and check this out next time it's happening and hopefully update my review. Update: someone "very kindly" messaged me to inform me the this only happens on the first Sunday of every month. Adding this here so no one else is mislead by the yelp page saying open on Sunday, which like a broken clock is only sometimes true.

Real hip-hop Alive and well!!!! So much fun, best music best vibes, BEST GEAR!…read more Every time I go to Houston I never miss this flea market!

It's not special about this flea market the same set up as every other they charge a $2 parking fee…read morehowever the road is not safe and not labeled for cars to be safe driving through the place where they are shopping for vegetables, clothes and odds & ends and plenty of tacos for sale

Abandoned. My second time stopping by. The first time I thought maybe it was a bad weekend. Tried…read moreagain, only had a bike and a cat carrier up front. I'm pretty sure this place is closed or closing. Luckily, there are many Flea Markets on the same street so it wasn't a wasted trip.

Antiques & More is by far the best antique shop in Houston! So glad we found this place - the staff…read morewas super helpful and always willing to assist with opening cases as needed and the prices were very reasonable! The place is super clean and organized and shows a bit of everything from glass, pottery, jewelry and some furniture- lots of neat items! Tried our best to buy up all the best goodies possible! Definitely worth the stop! Highly recommended!!!

Items are way over priced compared to to other strip mall antique spots. The items are by priced as…read moreif they were newer or as if people didn't want to sell them, but rather create a museum of old stuff. The selection and set up is so cramped, you can't really even move. The men at the counter yapped the whole time I was in the store without so much as a hi, then I get to their counter and they stopped mid conversation and just starred at me as if i was looking to pocket something. I ended up saying hellos and good bye in the same breath. Oh and it smells old and dusty in there, I ended up coughing so much due to dust and it mold from the items. Wear a mask.