Fun place to go to & buy things you never knew you needed!! They have food to eat there also!!read more

Love walking around and always find something that catches my eye! Wide variety and good prices!read more

Flea Markets are always an experience! This one is particularly vibrant. Large food court with tons…read moreof options and even live music! You WILL get your steps in while perusing the shops. I love that it's all under a roof. Some shops even have AC. You'll find the junkiest junk and the nicest of the nice! The shop keepers seem to stand by their posted prices. My experience was there's not a lot of negotiation room. If you pay with cash, they usually skip the tax but that's about it. Now having said this, I was buying from the 'nicest of the nice', brand new purses, clothes and accessories. Parking is free and abundant. Expect large pot holes in the parking lot. IMPORTANT ADVICE: pay attention to where you came in! It is easy to lose your way and you will spend a frustratingly long time trying to find your car if you don't make mental note of your arrival 'gate'. There's colored lines on the ground. If there's a shop you particularly like, ask for their business card...it'll have their 'address' on it which shows the color of their row and the shop number. MY PERSONAL FAVORITE: ladies, if you like boutique style clothes, look for Designs by Darlene. Red row. Her clothes are off the charts!!! Unique. Well priced. And she has changing rooms. Highly recommend!

Wow. What a Hiden ! I found the best hole in wall sports card store there up front by the Bootman!…read moreGreen Center I believe it's called or VSCards. amazing selection and deals!!!

B and A has really gone downhill the past few years. I went today, and it was pretty barren. No…read morefood trucks, and very few vendors (vendor spots had two strips of empty vendors lots). Some places didn't have prices marked on sale items, which I did not appreciate. They do this to offer you the highest price they think you'd pay, and bargain from there. I'd rather you just tell me how much it is and not try to scam me.... Especially since male vendors like to up-charge young women assuming we don't know what they are so obviously doing. I ended up doing all my shopping at Second Hand Lions. This place is located directly in front of B and A and has everything from antiques to clothes. I would 100% recommend going there instead of the actual flea market.

This is a great flea market. The best in the area. A lot of really nice antiques, if you're…read morelooking for antiques.

Awesome place ! Found some really cool coach purses for a really good price !! And the staff were…read morereally nice and welcoming !

Not a lot of vintage goods. Very few real antiques. Mostly decorator stuff and a lot of just…read moregarage sale type stuff. A real stretch to call this an Antique mall.

From Michigan walked around. Brings me back to the good ole days when my grandfather would take me…read moreto flea markets as a child. Cool people greasy tasty food cool treasures.

Mr. G's Flea Market is a large outdoor Flea Market with at least as hundred stalls selling used and…read morenew goods and those selling fruits, vegetables and things to eat and drink. We always would go around the outdoor stalls in the morning when we got there and making the big circle around the grounds. Then, it was getting warmer so we went inside for the other vendors. I would always get the fruits and vegetables I couldn't get in my local grocery stores such as Japanese squash that is so good in Albondigas and caldo de pollo. Then it was about lunch, so I'd go bythe stalls that served food to see what looked good. I always got an agua fresca to go-usually, mango or watermelon, if they had it. There is a minimal charge for parking and can get super busy with a line baking down the road. The parking charge is fast and you get in quickly or go before the rush. I definitely recommend going to Mr. G's Flea Market. It is always a good time looking and finding things you want, and lunch is cheap and delicious plus, since it's so large, I call it exercise so it's a great day on all fronts!!

Great furniture selection! Clean store. I was surprised by the good amount of sports clothes. The…read morestaff was very friendly and informative! Prices were reasonable! I can't wait to check out some of their other locations!

My new weekly 'must visit' store! Located in a small strip mall alongside a great antique…read moreconsortium (and diner I do NOT recommend) on Old 41, this thrift store is clean, tidy, and has an impressive selection of clothes, furniture, decor, paintings and fun knick knacks that you don't need but absolutely must have. My favorite is the dvd selection- at $1 a piece, you really can't go wrong. The store attendants- especially Sharon!- are all very pleasant- and volunteers, btw- so be sure to thank them for their hard work for a good cause.

Fun place to buy a random assortment of goods. The best way to describe this market is a…read morepermanent, indoor/outdoor swap meet. You walk through aisles and aisles of vendors, selling anywhere from Florida goods (e.g. seashells, crocodiles, typical tourist stuff), beauty/make up products, custom design t shirts, and then as you go to the stalls on the outskirts they sell really unique things. For example, I saw custom made wood cell phone holders and a vendor selling different tap handles for a bar/home bar. I saw about three food vendors selling hot dogs/hamburgers and another selling Mexican food. The most recent time I came on a weekday and there were significantly less vendors open, so if you only get one chance to come, id recommend coming on the weekend for the hustle and bustle feel. Fun stop on your next trip to FL!

This place is too big to not have places to sit down occasionally after a couple of hours of…read morewalking. This is probably why we won't come back. But we did find some cute things that we like there and we purchased about eight things. We probably would've bought much more. Have we been able to walk comfortably not hitting people as we walked.

There's a lot of whacky stuff to wander around and browse here, though most of it is exactly as…read moretacky as Canal Street wares; there are a couple of antiques vendors there that have some actually interesting and/or beautiful items, and of course there's New York Pickles. A smell comes down off the neighbouring trash mountain sometimes, but the building is decently climate controlled.

The Vintage Fair is an ongoing outdoor event at the Festival Flea Market. Admission and parking is…read morefree. It is located in the parking lot at the end near the Hillsboro Antique Mall. Items include handmade, vintage, antique, re-purposed and salvage. DJ Mike Locke provides the entertainment. On the day I visited I got there close to closing. I am not sure if some of the vendors already packed up but it looked like it. There was one huge tent and then one line of vendors outside. I mainly saw jewelry but here were also hummel figurines, depression glass and other assorted odds and ends. The vendors that were there were ready to wheel and deal. A lot of them were asking people to just make an offer and one women was offering and entire box of baubles for a dollar each. I was looking for some vintage pyrex but I didn't see any. If you want the best selection come when they open at 9 AM. I overheard some of the vendors say that they sold a lot of things earlier in the day. If you are just looking to perhaps snag a deal come close to 4 when the vendors are looking to sell rather than pack it up, The next fair is February 16th. Check the Festival Flea market's website under events for further dates.

I checked out the Flamingo Flea's 6 year anniversary at Tarpon River Brewery and it was a great way…read moreto spend a Sunday afternoon. There were a good number of tables and stands that each offer hand-crafted items. I got an awesome candle from yfsty candles and they were very nice and helpful in allowing me to smell all the scents before I finally picked one. The vibes here were fun and cool and it's definitely worth checking out if you're in the area. I can't wait to check out Flamingo Flea's at their next stop.

The Flamingo Flea is a recurring flea market around South Florida! They have a mini market that is…read morealways (currently) at the Small Wine Shop in Fort Lauderdale and events that pop up at Tarpon River Brewing and The Loop. With a big goal of shopping local this holiday season, I stopped by their market on the Sunday after Black Friday to support shopping small businesses. I always love the vendors they have and got a good amount of holiday shopping done. Some of my favorite vendors this time around were Hailey Pancakes, Gypset Co, and the Slip-not headband company. If you get the chance to get Hailey's macarons, do it! She had amazing flavors like coquito (so gooooood) and strawberry cheesecake. They were true to flavor and not overly sweet. Gypset Co has beautiful dainty & minimal jewelry for you best gal friends. I am OBSESSED with Slip-not's headbands. The material is so soft and she has a variety of colors and patterns. There were so many vendors to show love to and buy from! I definitely recommend checking the Flamingo Flea at their next event, wherever that may be. What a great way to support local and get unique gifts this holiday season!

I had just returned from a vacation and spotted this flea market and it became a nightmare and the…read moreworst experience of visiting a flea market ever. I say this as I have been going to flea markets since the 1970s and I had just in the process of buying some gifts when I was approached by a tap on the shoulder and a man who identified himself as the general manager named David saying if you would like to sell things you can do it inside I can sell you a spot. I said "hi Santa no thank you I'm just cleaning out my car and taking a photo and I'll be going in there in a few minutes to spend money." I just got done buying a case of soda from a nice lady vendor near the front who is so polite she gave me some Mexican Day of the Dead masks that I can give out to my fellow workers I did not get her name but I just walked back to my car to place them inside and was repacking the two suitcases. I had been on a long trip and it was just sorting out the toiletries the gifts my dirty clothes and it was not trying to sell anything I was just cleaning out my car packing so I got more room to spend money for Christmas gifts at this fle. This guy said "I am David the general manager here and you cannot sell anything" and I told him I was not trying to sell. Why would I try to sell Dominican Republic rum without a liquor license on top of a hot car on a hot day does that really make any sense? He went on to say I am going to call the police and have you trespass and I laughed at him so I waited 30 minutes in the hot sun for the sheriff to arrive. I explained what was going on he told me that the general manager of the flea market thought I was selling things and asked me if I would just pack up and leave or he was going to have me trespass which I understood. I'm not going to argue with Johnny law so I packed up everything however the real losers are the vendors because I had over $5,000 to spend on Christmas gifts there in about the only vendor I met was the Spanish Man who sold me some fruit and the lady who sold a case of sodas for $6 I was going to come back and buy some more as well as buy more things in the flea market but since David was being aggressive and kind of a jerk I packed. What irritates me the most is unprofessionalism and greed because he was a bean counting goniff and he wanted to squeeze out some money for me when I was clearly not selling anything. I asked him to prove this and he could not because nothing happened I was just a regular customer. I have a full-time job I'm also an entertainer so I have enough money where I don't have to worry about standing in 90° heat to sell a $5 bottle of Dominican Republic rum. I think it's really pathetic that he talks to total strangers this way he has no idea who I am but he turned out to be the biggest jerk I have ever met at a flea market in over 40 years. I would avoid this place at all costs unless you want Santa to try to extort money from you. Pathetic man he was what a horrible way to greet a stranger.

This flea market is set up like Flea masters in Fort Myers. Except much smaller and no where near…read moreas good! We took a drive from North Fort Myers and it was not worth the trip! Lots of empty kiosks. The ones that are there are super pricey!! Do yourself a favor and skip this one!