Unfortunately, this was not a pleasant experience. I honestly feel bad for the people who rent out…read morespace here. Attempted to purchase a couple items with prices and tags. I thought it was odd the individual behind the counter had to call the owner on these items but was promptly told the either the items were not for sale (even though they have tags for sale) or the prices were different (higher) than the prices in the tags. Felt like such a waste of my time.

Very cool place to go into if you are looking for that specialty item for your fancy garage. Lots…read moreof cool old, restored, gas pumps. Also, some cool old cars and lots of other antiques. There are some new country decor things in there as well.

Friendly people, different varieties of everything. We try to stop in every time we are down that…read moreway.

I've been going to this flea market for close to 30 years. It may not be everybody's cup of tea but…read morethey have the best scrapple egg and cheese sandwiches and fresh fried chicken that you won't find elsewhere for many miles. They also always have people at the tables outside with allll different kinds of things to choose from every weekend and you really can't beat the prices. I've moved 3 hours away and this is still ALWAYS my first stop on the shore!!

Whenever we travel I always check out the thrift scene. This area is lacking in thrift in general…read moreand this was the only one we found. It's called a flea market but I wouldn't necessarily consider it one. It's indoors and appears to be more of a antique co-op with little booths belonging to different vendors, many were vacant. Each one sold something different. Some focused on real antiques, others (and the majority) just crap. One booth was selling brand new Nikes, to be determined if they were the real deal, and new in package hair accessories catering to black hair. Larger but dated furniture pieces were also for sale. The outside definitely lacked curb appeal. There was even an upholstered sofa out on the side exposed to the elements for God knows what reason. The parking lot was gravel. The building itself was probably a grocery store in its previous life but now was just a store in need of maintenance. While we were in and out of there in 5 minutes we were warmly greeted by the lone employee. My first instinct was to give a 1 star review but now that we know the area feel it's in line with everything else, which is a more rustic and rundown than we're used to up north. I also think this area in general is plagued by poverty so the inventory of used goods would reflect that. However the warm greeting and southern hospitality was present every where we went, here included, hence the 2 stars. My recommendation: if you're from this area by all means check them out. If you're not, and are familiar with antique and flea markets and know what to expect it's best to pass.

If you have a big home to furnish, need a handy (or hard-to-find) gadget or just want to browse…read morefunky "stuff", this is the place to visit. Prices are well below what you might pay in other locations. Plenty of vendors and booths to select from and you never know what you might find. Recently, clothing

This marketplace is much smaller than I thought when we parked, but they make good use of the…read moreinside and have tons of stalls all with unique items and some really cute things. My mom and I spent about a half an hour wandering around and found some really cute things like yard flags and some Christmas ornaments we loved and purchased. I love finding unique markets that showcase local artists and collectibles and vintage items. This place does all of that. Friendly staff and easy to find.

Flipping Flea is a fun consignment shop to visit. There are an array of different items for…read morecustomers to take in. Items include candles, blankets, jewelry and my favorite, Goosebump books. The manager, Michelle, is so nice. I enjoyed chatting with her. She was helpful when asking my questions. The service + selection makes the Flipping Flea a great place to check out.

I went here with a friend not too long ago, and I was honestly really disappointed to see that it…read morewas not really antique items and was mostly rustic Hobby Lobby style decor, if you know what I mean. I really was excited to see if they had antiques. I really hope they can improve this, as I was really excited and so was my friend as we drive by it every day but never actually go.

I am new to the area from the Midwest and have a passion for thrifting and reselling. Peddler's…read moreAlley has so much to choose from. It is not thrifting prices, but still very reasonable to me.

This is supposed to be a flea market but it wasn't like any I have been to. It was 90% pre loved…read moreclothing that was more expensive than new clothing. We were very disappointed.

This is a cute market!…read more My husband was invited by a vendor he knows so we drove down for the October market on a pretty, sunny day. There are tons of vendors here - in front of Waterside they're easy to see but there are more inside and on the back area by the water so be sure to walk through the building (a few were set up inside in back by the doors) and onto the sidewalk outside where there were easily another 10-15 tents. There is a lot of vintage/flea market clothing but there are also vendors selling their crafts like wood cutting boards, stones and crystals, bags, soaps and candles, etc. We had a good time and everyone was very friendly.

Saw a specific sewing machine I've been looking for to match mine. Dave had one listed. Contacted…read morehim and drove 2.5hrs. His place is very easy to find. Item exactly as described and fair pricing. The older machines are workhorses and this will get used for my sm business. Dave is polite & friendly. Has a lot of treasures to look through. It was worth the drive. I was already seeing on my new machine today. Thank You

I went here a few months back searching for a certain type of antique. I looked around and didn't…read morereally see anything very antique-y. To me, 97.5% of it looked like stuff that was bought off the Walmart clearance aisle for a dollar or two, and is now being sold for $10-$20. I asked the man working at the front checkout counter if he had the item or has ever gotten anything like it and he stared at me and handed me a local antique store pamphlet and said "A what? I've never even heard of that. Sorry, have a nice day." I abruptly said thank you and left. I would give it one star but I will give it two because they did have a few antiques. If you like retail things or are looking for that one specific retired Walmart item, I think this would be a great place to find it.

Located in Norfolk, a variety of stands. If you like eclectic things you will like this place. This…read moreis definitely a neighborhood event, people are walking dogs, there are food trucks. Items available lotions, home decor, candles, plants etc. very enjoyable day! Takes place the 2nd Sunday of the month.

I loved this little find we stumbled across as we were headed to Ocean city for the weekend. We…read morechecked out the outside little flea market, then went inside And checked out the stores inside. We ate some southern type food & got some fruit at the Mexican store. They had a guy there singing on the top and he was such a gem he played BABY SHARK for my 3 years so she can dance!

Tables and inside booths are a mainly clothing. The quality of the selection from the allowed…read morevendors has diminished. Can buy clothes there the same price as the local WalMart with poorer quality. Outside booths are being removed to set up fenced in storage lockers. How unfortunate for the established sellers.

This store is absolutely wonderful!! Something for everyone! Antiques, Collectibles, Men's Vault,…read moreyou name it! Something new every time you go!!