Also known as Elgin Emporium, this place houses a series of antique booths that range in what they…read moreshowcase. It's mostly Knick knacks and jewelry, but there's some good furniture as well at good prices! You can even grab a scoop of bluebells on a hot day. Parking logistics: Pull in parking is available up and down Main Street so if you're not a parallel parker, this is still a fun place to stop in and then grab a local coffee up the block!

This business is located right on Main Street in downtown Elgin and there is the Lions club thrift…read moreshop right next-door. The store is crammed full of collectibles and antiques. The store is arranged into a system of booths, which are rented by local collectors who sell their wares with part of the sale going to the shop. If you're looking for a particular antique or toy, you might find it here, but don't expect Goodwill pricing. One note of interest is the fact that they serve bluebell ice cream inside.

Great visit to the Kyle Flea Market. There's a wide variety of vendors with everything from…read moreantiques to everyday items, so you never know what you'll find. The atmosphere is lively and fun, and it's a great place to spend some time browsing and finding unique deals. Friendly vendors and a great overall experience. Definitely worth checking out!

Perfect service tons of cool stuff good finds for cheap and I will definitely be backread more

So excited this is open again after their awesome remodel. Wow, so much more room!! This is one of…read moremy FAVORITE thrift stores. They have such great variety and deals. This trip we scored: kid pajamas, colorful cones(for games), picture frame, and a beautiful bedside lamp. It supports a great cause as well so why wouldn't you stop to check it out. It's hard to come here and not get something lol. It's become our weekly Saturday ritual.

On more than one occasion, St. Vincent De Paul has come to my assistance. After losing my Austin…read moreapartment, they found an affordable hotel and covered the payment for the first month. Afterward, in Taylor, they helped cover a portion of the apartment rent. They are a complete blessing!

They really need to post updated hours or something. Have been trying to go to this place but…read morealways closed even when hours state they are open. I stopped by months back and I was coming up to the door to go to this place, 3 women came out , locked the doors and left. It was like 11:00. Today I was driving thru and thought surely they be open on a Tuesday at 1:30 ( hours stated they closed at 3:00) the parking is horrible . Had to park 2 blocks away and walk.Got there only to see a closed sign even though they were suppose to be open. It's ridiculous

Sadly for the size and location of Austin and all its surrounding suburbs there aren't many flea…read moremarket options. Theres plenty of farmers markets and such, but really no good options for flea markets. This old 290 market is the best they have within the actual Austin area. You'll find normal vendors, but not many drive-in sellers bringing stuff from home to sell. You can get food here also. It's self-sufficient and no frills if you would like to walk around on a weekend.

$2 to park, plenty of parking. No entrance fee. Modelo's or Bud if you prefer. Music, dancing,…read morepeople watching, oh, and lots of things you really don't need. For entertainment you can talk the seller down on their price. Don't set your expectations so high, you're going to a "flea market!" And you are literally getting what you paid for. If you want to go for a walk with a beer in hand and experience all of the above stop by. You might even find something of value (to you). I bought a Ted Williams metal sign for $10 bucks, they're on eBay for $50. Some of the reviews make this place sound like you need to stay away, give it a shot and don't set the bar too high for saying...that wasn't as bad as the reviews. I forgot to mention the food. We got a couple of tacos, really good and fresh. Enjoy!

It's hard rating a thrift store because what you find depends entirely on what's donated on any…read moregiven day. You might find treasures and you might walk away empty-handed. While I didn't see anything I needed to bring home with me, there's a reasonable selection of clothes, household goods, small appliances, kid's toys, etc; all the usual suspects. It's fairly clean and relatively well organized, clearly tagged, and decently priced. I certainly feel better supporting them than Goodwill.

The location is so convenient to my local neighborhood and a great place for vintage clothing, yet…read moreI'm so over dog fatigue. We do not need to have to watch our feet to not step over a dog puddle/or worse. I understand certified ADA service digs, but will never accept emotional support/entitlement. No one wants to shop with a basket that previously had a dog/cat beforehand. It is gross to have to wipe down or deal with pet hair (many of us are allergic). I'm a dog owner and I would not bring my pet among strangers-they can easily get sick too. Not too many people care if they have a cold/or worse and it is stressful to be preoccupied to keep human to pet safe distance. I may start shopping, but if I have to weave in or around someone's dog/cat() then I just leave. Its not worth the stressful shopping. I lose my thrifting buzz having to watch my steps from pets. Many of us are frustrated with this entitlement of inconsiderate pet owners.

The prices are great and there is a huge selection. It's not poorly organized, but if you find a…read morepiece -in say small - and you need a large,it's likely they won't have additional sizes. I didn't find much,but what I did find I liked. Register workers were friendly, as well.

Not a bad place to browse around Not bad not bad begging you some cheaper prices lower down prices…read moreon some item special in bang on second third or fourth use using reselling shut down some of the prices please