I'm just not a flea market person. The smell alone is a deterrent. But I went on a mission with…read moresome people who are trying to find decor cheaply and thus found myself at Phoenix. Most of the stuff in here is crap. I can't believe folks just don't throw such things away. The items that are cool are way overpriced to come from a flea market. But, if you have a vision, or something specific in mind, this place may work for you.

Phoenix Flea Market is true to its identity of a flea market, as upon entry you are transported…read moreinto an old, dusty, roadside-esk building that features random items from wall to wall and floor to ceiling. From the moment you pull in, you are 100% aware of what you are getting in to and if the broke down U-Haul didn't clue you in, maybe the chipped, faded facade or the crumbling parking lot will shine light for you. I will give it to this place in the fact that it is massive and packed to the brim with goods, some of which have not been moved for at least 30 years. Like your standard flea markets, the space is made up of booths, well over 100 vendors have claimed a part of Phoenix, and some vendors are certainly more active than others. As mentioned, you can tell the booths that have the rotating inventory and then you can tell the ones that have not stepped foot or added anything new since 1987. As other reviewers mentioned, this place is a treasure trove for your diggers or treasure hunters, but for your standard antiquing visitor...this place is kind of a let down. Its basically a really big yard sale store. I am sure there are some nuggets of treasure strewn throughout, but majority of the items are clearly just random resale items. Outside of the variety of merchandise, the building itself is in a huge state of disrepair and is need of some love. Overall, popped in one time and I think that one time will be enough for us.

Really lovely antique mall. Lots of space to move around and the booths are not cluttered.read more

there is always great customer service, always willing to help with anything, and the store is very…read morewelcoming. :)

Took my cousin and two nieces in to kill some time. What an amazing surprise. EVERYONE left with…read moresomething. I got a Titans jersey for Saturday's game (my first ever) for $20!! Great idea, great people, great rating from me.

Should be called "Cheap Knockoffs" I swear I could make better re pops in my craft room the…read morewhatever that is hanging on the Tshirt rack. Junk!

I have wanted to check out this store forEVER!…read more And honestly the selection is pretty decent of unique finds, especially their kids selection! Unfortunately everything reeks of cigarette smoke so horribly that every item we picked up also smelled of it. I cant stress enough how horrible the smell was, that we couldn't even stay for longer than ten minutes. The prices were a bit high and no one greeted when we walked in. It's a shame!

This is THE place to go if you want vintage clothing in good condition…read more Prices aren't low but you get what you pay for. In our case, we got a suit made by Manuel Cuervas that was designed for and worn by members of the Mel Tillis and the Statesiders band. The people who work there are very friendly and very knowledgeable of the local scene.

Today was the final straw. Though the dank smell of old cigarette smoke should have been a turn…read moreoff, I was in need of a dress, so I decided to shop anyway. No greeting from the proprietors, though I greeted them. They did agree to go through some items I brought with me, even though the process is usually to make an appointment. Sighing, they deigned to take a look at my clothes. I thanked them for reviewing my items without an appointment. Sorry to interrupt your convo, there was literally only one other person in the store, so I figured you'd have time. The signage around the store is pretty clear, so the dress I chose to try on I knew I would not get store credit for. When I dared to ask if I can try the dress on, they both quickly and sullenly let me know that that dress could not be bought on store credit. Cool, I can read. I merely wanted to try it on, and wasn't going to demand they let me use store credit. I have wracked my brain to every instance I have been in this store, to try to figure out why these two treat me like the garbage on their shoes. These two women had been super icy to me in the past - yes, I have been a customer there more than once - but today was the worst. Not only were they so icy today, it was almost hostile, the difference between the way they treated me, and the way they nicely interacted with both the woman who was checking out when I got there, and the woman who was shopping when I was checking out was glaring. You can keep your rip off level store credit - I will not be returning to your shop. You are not the only plus sized resale game in town. Surely, some others will be at least professional and kind. I do NOT recommend this store to anyone, the mean girls running it do not deserve your business. Fellow plus sized ladies, do yourselves a favor and look elswhere. I can only hope that karma comes around for them sooner than later

I had been looking forward to the grand opening of The Plus Closet since October, when I first…read moreheard that plus-size influencer Shannon Clemmons was collaborating with a seasoned business-owner to transform a vintage store into a PLUS-SIZE secondhand store. This place does not disappoint! There was a great selection of lots of different types of clothing, from formal dresses to workout sets to outerwear. There were brands I knew, like Eloquii, Ava & Viv, and Torrid, plus some I didn't know yet. My greatest surprise and delight happened in the fitting rooms, which are both equipped with fans!! This is clearly a space imagined by fat people for fat people (if you know, you know). I can't wait to see how the collection of clothing evolves once they start buying from the community next week. Even though the location is a little bit out of the way for me, this will definitely be a regular stop because it fills a niche that literally didn't exist in Nashville. I love that I'll be able to try clothes on in person instead of relying totally on online shopping and the sad in-store plus options offered at many big box retailers.

Live true vintage is one of the best vintage clothing stores in Tennessee. Tammy and Geoff have a…read moretalent for finding true treasures. They are also phenomenal at helping customers find exactly what they need. While they don't have reviews here on Yelp, they have lots on other platforms. They are a vintage clothing heaven.

Prices are horribly high I think they priced stuff so high…read moreso that one is the 50% off day they can charge a regular price Very messy also

Pretty large store but very little housewares or home decor; lots of worn, cheap clothing. Some NWT…read moreshirts were $25, likely more than they cost at the nearby Bealls Outlet or Ross.