Booooooo! This mall is completely under construction and only 2 stores inside are actually still…read moreopen...what's the point? There is one guy with records which was cool but NOTHING about this mall said vintage! Close it up already!

What a fun venue. We had fun exploring the flea market, which has all the amazing kitchie Florida…read morefashion and souvenirs you could ever want. The food trucks add a lot of eating options plenty of picnic table seating inside and out. Lots of parking.

I had forgot to write an update review on this flea market during my visit. Laying in bed…read more.. gathering my thoughts, I remembered I stopped at the flea market to just browse around. There were many vendors in the air-conditioned building selling various items such as t-shirts, casual dresses, electronics, perfumes, jewelry, purses & accessories, and much more. There was also food trucks in the back parking lot. After walking around for about thirty minutes, I decided to buy a few things for myself: a watch, a purse and wallet set, and five pairs of sunglasses...all at a good deal. I also wanted to get myself a T-shirt or a hoodie, but I wasn't feeling any of the graphics that they had, and the few that I did like, they didn't have my size. The vendors I bought the items from were friendly and gave satisfactory customer service. Despite it being a hot day, I did enjoy amusing my eyes at all the merchandise. Will definitely come back to check out any new items on my next visit.

We made it to the Central Florida Fairgrounds on the last day of the 2026 Central Florida Fair…read more There are two new polices regarding bags and minors that were implemented. The bag policy permits only clear bags, except for diaper bags and bags for medical items. There is a maximum of 2 minors per paid adult allowed. All minors 17 and under have to be accompanied by a parent/legal guardian 21+. There were guided parking and ample parking spaces when we arrived. Check points were set up for bag checks, metal detectors and of course ticket collection. The staff members working the bag check and the exit gate were courteous and polite. The Fairgrounds was not crowded so it was easy to walk about and not bump into other people. There was law enforcement presence inside and outside the Fairgrounds.

Great experience at the Central Florida Fair with small kids. The petting zoo was a huge…read morehighlight--they loved feeding and interacting with the animals. The 4-H exhibits were also really nice to walk through and gave them a chance to see livestock and learn a bit about how much work goes into raising the animals. There were plenty of midway games that kept them entertained, and they had a blast trying to win prizes. One thing that really surprised me was the $20 per person helicopter rides over the fairgrounds. We almost did it and I kind of regret not taking the chance--hopefully they bring that back next year. Overall a really fun family outing with lots for younger kids to see and do.

Either there's another tiny, broken down, dirty flea market in this area, or theyve awarded…read morethemselves two more stars. We drove out yesterday (web says open Fri-Sun) and could swear the sign said 5star. Either way, the gps said we were there. And its a dump. We drove thru & left quickly. Dont waste your time.

Most of vendors sell used stuff at high prices, looks dirty place and smaller as I thoughtread more

Very nice concept, there is plenty of different things to checkout. Lots of antiques, retro decor,…read moreand old electronics. The prices were not bad at all. My wife and I grabbed a lot of cool stuff and paid like $28. The staff were very helpful too!

Remember the show The Wonder Years with Fred Savage and Danica McKellar. I loved that show so much…read more Every time I see a mall from back in the day, I call it the Wonder Years mall. This is exactly that! After getting over the retro feel, which is interesting and okay, we walked through these aisles. There's so much stuff here from a bunch of diff vendors. So really there is everything. Perhaps you collect something, or looking for an antique, or a funky decoration, or some type of clothes, check this place out. This place served its purpose. We wanted an inside place with good a/c that we could walk our dog, & browse. We did just that. I also bought a top for $3 to match my new fave purse. Don't go out of your way, but if you are looking for bargain shopping or antique shopping or walking in the a/c, check this out. You may find something cool!

Such a cool hangout spot with so many different sections with different venders selling different…read morefoods all under one roof. I tried the grilled chicken burrito, so yummy really fresh full flavor, and the rices wasn't dry. The chicken is nice and flavorful. I appreciated how nice the girl that cooked our food was and a very helpful.. and the prices were great The burritos are huge for the price. My friends love the buckle. They said it was so flaky, perfectly made with the Poist honey . Such a cool hipster place definitely will be back.

This place has everything. Cheesesteak burgers coffee and more. Perfect place perfect food and…read moreexcellent experience

Soo.. some things I want to keep for myself but this event was way too awesome to do that!…read more It rained us out but I would spend hours sitting and holding a legit vibe here. Fresh Juice. Homemade baked goods. And all the things needed for a girl to feel good! Can't wait to come back!

I recently learned about this night market , I believe that may be a new or a reestablished effort…read more It is the 1st Saturday of the month from 5pm-9pm. I decided to come check it out. They have a live DJ, and the atmosphere is welcoming. It is easy to find... just follow the crowd and the sound of music. It's a small market, but there are a good number of vendors offering food items, clothing, jewelry, plants, mushrooms, and art, among other things. I decided to buy two coloring books (for a neice) from two separate young and black artists. The parking is decent - there is a grassy lot as well as street parking, all free and first come, first serve. Next time, I may have to come ready to eat so I can sample food from the BBQ truck.

I love antique malls and flea markets. Im always on the search for vintage toys or anything that…read morewould interest me, reminding me of my incredible childhood. Gen X had the best of everything. Anyway, I love Renninger's mainly for the convenience and wonderful selection of food and neat items you can find at outstanding prices. In these times, it's nice to find things we can afford. All of the vendors we've bought from are so nice and always happy to discount prices further if it helps make a sale. It's great going there on a Sunday just to kill time. There's plenty to see for collectors and regular shoppers alike. It's easy to get overwhelmed though as there's a LOT to see that could interest you. My only complaint is that it can be dirty in there. Sure, some vendors take the time to dust off their wares, keeping their shops/kiosks clean and their inventory fresh, making the experience all the more inviting, but others just dont seem to care. I'm more enticed to rummage through endless baskets/boxes of items if it looks like the shopkeeper takes the time to clean and arrange things. This is especially important for the "food court" area. I never really see anyone wiping tables clean, but they are on top of trash removal. I'm not a fan of dogs and cats being sold there, especially when they're placed in a non-climate-controlled area. Those poor animals. I'd buy every single one of them if I could, out of sheer pity for the conditions they must endure. Anyway, I rarely leave this place empty-handed. Occasionally I'll make the trip out west to visit the sister location, which I like a bit more than the Eau Gallie location, but for the most part, it's a fun time, and I love the experience of "the hunt" here.

Wonderful Flea Market. We have a booth there for antiques, misc, and home made wreathsread more

It's a tourist driven flea market. As my dear Queen Bee slash birthday girl likes flea markets,…read morethrift stores, etc. I figured we'd come here to whet her appetite. There are 200+ stalls in the place selling everything from soup to nuts. One has to be the latter to show up in a weekend day or even any day during high tourist season. Since we aren't here in such a day, nearly all the stalls are closed, meaning anyone looking to "drive" a bargain is gonna "stall" out. Speaking of stalls, there are restroom facilities scattered throughout the market. Do yourself a favor and don't spend too much time in here. Meantime a lot of what one may find in there tends toward that which the tourist would likely buy: cheap tchotchkes and mediocre merchandise of odd origin and questionable quality. Also know that the market caters heavily toward Hispanics. Place is laid out like a grid in an aluminum sided building, and there is some semblance of temp control in there. So find a pattern (say back to front, side to side), walk it and GTFO before you totally die of boredom and your wallet dies due to dollar store dysentery. Blech!

We went in building one and it was basically empty besides a few booths and sellers. Not a very…read morefamily friendly atmosphere like I was hoping for. After we were leaving we realized there was other buildings so maybe those would be better than we experienced.