Cute market! Definitely bring cash. Would visit again. I think needs a few more vendors

Sells fake goods. Limited payment options. Vendors don't always speak English. Lot of tools and guy stuff. Nothing special

We go to Miller's whenever we visit Charlotte. It is wide open and plenty of vendors. Do not buy an item the first time you see it because you will see it again. All of the vendors that I had interaction with were courteous and open to negotiating prices. Even when they would not negotiate the price they were courteous. If you are like me and do not plan to shop around at least wait until about the third time that you see the item you like. read more

Checked out Miller's Flea Market this weekend. It's basically three big hangar-style buildings filled with little shops. You'll find a mix of random stuff, Funko Pops, jewelry, tools, clothes, you name it. What I liked most were the old-school video game booths, they hit that nostalgic vibe. If you get tired of walking around, they've got small food stands with nachos and fry dough. Not a bad way to spend a couple hours if you like digging for treasures. read more

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The so called "Manager" of this place is the rudest lady I've ever encountered. I brought my small dog, who was in a stroller, with me today. It was my first time there and didn't realize dogs weren't allowed because there were plenty of people who did have their dogs on leashes. She proceeded to come up to my mom and I and shouted in our faces that no dogs were allowed. She yelled so loud that people gathered around us. She was the rudest nastiest old lady! I never make reviews but i definitely had to let people know. DONT COME HERE! THE OFFICE PEOPLE ARE RUDE AS FUCK! read more

Was hoping for a real flea market with furniture and home decor. It was more like a massive tsatske dollar store...one after another. Felt very dirty inside. read more

This spot truly has a little bit of everything. If you're looking for variety, you'll definitely find it here. The prices aren't drastically cheaper than elsewhere--you'll find some good deals on certain items, but overall, the prices are pretty comparable to other stores. However, the selection makes it worth the visit. One of the highlights is the food area, which offers a mouthwatering selection of traditional dishes. We tried the empanadas, pupusas, and some fresh juices. The juices were a bit too sweet for my taste, but everything else was delicious. We're definitely coming back to try the choripanes and tacos--they looked amazing. The only downside is that it's not pet-friendly, which is a bit of a bummer. This area would be perfect for bringing your dog along, but unfortunately, they don't allow pets due to an incident that happened about six months ago, where a Rottweiler attacked a pit bull. Their insurance no longer covers them as a pet-friendly space, which is a real shame. Despite that, I'll be returning to explore more of the food offerings. I'd recommend this place mostly for tools and hardware; everything else is priced similarly to what you'd find elsewhere read more

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There are a lot of interesting tables selling all sorts of unique stuff. The produce there was really good and less expensive than the grocery store. read more

Why pay retail when you can get barely used and sometimes new tools at this flea market? It's amazing the number of vendors who have new leaf blowers, string trimmers, chain saws and all sorts of hand tools, all new. These are branded products like DeWalt, Craftsman and Stihl. There are so many other vendors to choose from as well who have hand tools and other hardware products. You can save a ton of money! read more

It's a good place, surprisingly for produce and your regular flea market nick knacks. Charging cables work fine, fruit was delicious, the taco place on the inside was yummy and hygienics were a great deal. This is my second visit out, as I was wary of buying garbage the first time around. Pick wisely and you'll end up with a bargain. The bedding I would not recommend. read more

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IF YOU'RE A VENDOR DONT WASTE YOUR TIME TRYING TO SELL HERE..The so called manager Jill makes you go get a retail sales license which is unnecessary to sell at a flea market...it's not a retail location!! This lady acts like a dictator and wants to know every item on your table...it's a flea market not Rodeo Drive... this lady yells at vendors and is very disrespectful, it's obvious because what was once a booming business is now lackluster at best... there are plenty of other markets in the area...The owner of this market should put a leash on this lady before the rest of his business dries up read more

Great layout, very friendly vendors. But alot of vendors selling the same thing. Great flea market for essential needs.

I called to enquirer about renting an indoor space on a monthly basis. I wanted a spot that I could leave my items and not have to pack up at the end of each day. I was told that there is a 10 year waiting list for the indoor spaces. They also have no storage units available. I was then told that if I wanted to just rent a regular table, I would need a S.C. Tax Number and I would need to go over their list of 40 items you are not allowed to sell there. All flea markets have items that you can't sell, but when she started going over the list that they have, I just stopped her after she named about 5 of the items on their list. It was regular flea market items that you couldn't sell (Shoes, Purses, certain types of shirts). I think I'll stay away from this place and save myself some trouble. They seem to want to make their flea market a giant dollar store with new, cheap made in China crap rather than being a real flea market. I'll pass. read more

There is a little bit of everything here. Clothes, shoes, foods, electronics, batteries, health and beauty items, home decor and much more. Some booths even look like small stores. Some local foods and crafts are showcased here as well. I will admit that not everything here is at a rock bottom price, but there are some deals to be had. I hear they are open every week, so pick a weekend and go for it. You can easily spend a couple hours here, so wear good shoes. read more

This was my first time to go this past Saturday which I was planning to go early in the morning so I could avoid the heat , when I arrived around noon I was totally surprised of all the vendors and people that were there and decided that the heat didn't bother me so much, I had to go explore all the stuff they had , the food court had a small selection but was reasonable priced and good . I wanted to try the Mexican food but was packed so I tried the donuts that was made to order and fresh lemonade, was so refreshing. I plan on going back and doing sum shopping now I knw where to go for good deals , and bring cash not most vendors take plastic. read more

Don't understand why our dog is not allowed! This is ridiculous in NY they are welcomed in flea markets. I would assume people wouldn't bring a bad dog. Our dog goes almost everywhere with us. I would never shop if he wasn't able to be there. read more

If you're in to cheap crap, head here. If you don't mind shopping with vendors that don't put prices on their items, shop here. You'll find lots of both. The only positive thing I have to say is the fresh produce was nice. That's it. read more

Lady in the office is very rude! I have started my own business making jewelry. I have done everything I need to do. Purchased a business license and got a tax Id number. I called to ask about prices for a table. The lady told me I couldn't sell my jewelry at the flea market they have enough of that. They only allow 40 items and I can come get the list. I explained to her that my jewelry is not the same as what's sold there. I have been to Millers to check out what everyone are selling. She proceeded to tell me it's all the same. Everyone thought they could start a jewelry business after Covid. She seemed very mad about this for some reason. I tried to tell her I make other stuff as well. I was cut off however by her laughing. Again she asked me about my tax ID number. When you own a business as a sole proprietor your tax number is your social security number. I told her this and she tried to tell me I was wrong. I have called the department of revenue. I know for a fact that I'm right. I tell her I don't appreciate her being so rude. I asked to speak with her supervisor and once again she started to laugh. She said she was the manager. I will never come back here for anything. I will also tell my friends and family. I don't understand why it's so hard to give them money for a table. Horrible customer service from a very rude obnoxious lady. read more

All the vendors are so friendly and organized. Only negative thing I could say it many places are way over priced for the mindset of a flea market. read more

I just tried to get a space at the flea market. You have to have a tax license now. What the heck? This is not a flea market.