They have so many different things but I go there for the Global Roast coffee. I am loving it. I…read morelove to try flavored coffee so this butterscotch coffee really hits the spot. He has many other flavors and original coffee too. It's so smooth. I am going to get more today. The Olive oil is really great. It is cold pressed and so good for you. I love his flavored balsamic vinegars too. The picture on here is the vanilla fig vinegar. This vendor sells some produce too. Another vendor had avocados for just 59 cents a piece. The fish monger has fresh fish. I love the variety and he has ice to keep it safe for the ride home. I'd bring a cooler. I bring my rolling cart/stroller. You'll be glad you did. Your hoard gets heavy. There's plenty of produce. My favorite day to go is on Sunday morning. Nothing's cheap but it's not as expensive as places like Publix, Earth Fare or Sprouts. I bring my little Italian greyhound Nana. She loves going and people love visiting with her. She's a cutie. There's a vendor who sells dog treats and clothes too. Many other things too.

Wide variety of products. Got eight hard cover books for $6…read more Got a Kentucky derby hat for $10.

CLOSED ! I had a personal interaction with this business, I drove an hour to their front door and…read morepounded my dashboard in rage.

Great bargins open each weekend and can find almost anything you are looking for.read more

I love this little flea market. It's tucked back a little off the main thoroughfare but worth it…read more The lady that runs it is pretty fair & will certainly dicker with you. She doesn't accept credit cards so BRING CASH. Lots of decent secondhand furniture, clothing, dishes, kitchenware, tools, toys, books, bed linens, etc. They are only open on Saturday and Sunday, 9-5 (not 100% on the time frame).

From the owner: Find the perfect bedroom set for relaxation or a fashionable dining room set for your formal dinner…read moreparties. We carry a wide selection of furniture for every space and every budget. Are you or someone you know looking for good quality used products for your home or business, in the Newberry or surrounding area? Then look no further, you can find it all at Weeks Flea Market! The largest flea market in the area. This is a family owned and operated business, and we offer honest and fair prices with the personalized touch to make your experience all the more rewarding. Call us at (352) 472-2061!

Great Flea Market! The atmosphere was positive and there was great stuff to buy and sell! If you…read morewant to have a place for selling or to spend some positive time go here!

We went in August- and there was very little going on. That doesn't mean that there's no reason to…read morecheck it out. We had a super sit down lunch of made to order Pupusas at Tipico Lissgaby. Worth a visit any day. Hoping that there are more vendors and more activity next time.

If you are expecting rows & rows of vendors & food trucks galore then this mkt is not for you.Its…read morebeen a Florida mkt for years.You can find a little treasure,prices are fair & usually the vendors bargain.There is walking & plenty of it.Mid winter has the most vendors where as summer the vendors slack off like all other mkts in the area.A good little stop over.I find something every time I go

Small but genuine. Alot of stuff that one wonders why they put the effort in to bring the stuff…read morethere. Cordial vendors who seemed more to be hanging out than anything else, making a sale on rusty bike or scratched non stick pan would just be a bonus.

We have encountered a few of this sized flea markets down here, more than up north…read more I am always hoping to find vintage stuff regarding trains or the citrus industry, but am almost always disappointed. I would not call this one a destination level pock, but it is ok if you are looking for something to do. The beef between dogs was the highlight of the stop. Again we wonder, " what prompts these people to lug some of this junk here, what are the odds of anyone being interested".

Have been there the last 2 years while down South but probably won't go back next year unless we…read morehave absolutely nothing else to do. Lots of garage sale junk and the number of vendors varies. Not very big doesn't take long to walk through.

TIP - Bring cash!…read more I've heard about Swap-O-Rama in the little town of Webster for quite a while now, and I finally had the chance to visit! They're only open on Mondays, which normally doesn't work with my schedule (lol). But with Memorial Day falling on a Monday, we finally made the trip. It is also their busiest day of the year. We arrived around 9:30 a.m., though I believe they open as early as 7 a.m. Even though we stayed until around 11:45, we probably only covered about 1/3 of the entire venue. The place is big! Swap-O-Rama features both indoor and outdoor spaces, with rows and rows of vendors selling everything imaginable. From antiques, tools, clothes, electronics, collectibles, handmade crafts, plants, and household items. They also have an entire aisle of produce and fruits. We left with a couple pounds of grapes for just $2 and a decent-sized watermelon for $3. Once we got home, my husband sliced it up, it was sweet and delicious. There's no shortage of food here. We saw vendors selling: Fresh coffee and lemonade, Kabobs, Kettle corn, Corn on the cob, Hot dogs, beer and more. Swap-O-Rama in Webster is a fun day trip worth making, especially on Memorial Day. I am already making plans to go back next year.

Not as busy as it used to be for a holiday. A variety of vendors and foods and things to look at…read moreboth covered and uncovered at the market.

So many different stalls! I really enjoyed the plant vendors and bought a few different plants…read more There's plenty of food and drink options too; we got a watermelon agua fresca that was nice and refreshing for $6. We also got a big bag of kettle corn for $6 and some pickles. A lot of decorative junk and old toys and games. We left before checking out the vintage area, but it was a good time! Parking is plentiful, but be ready to walk on dirt roads for a bit.

Lots of good parking and it was easy to walk around. The kettle corn was so good and fresh…read more Multiple vendors were friendly and helped you by knowing where things and booths were located. Fresh donuts were good

It's a cute little set up that has some seating, but most of the food stalls are set up to do to…read morego. There's a wide selection of food options. Everything from sushi to burgers to cheesesteaks to coffee and donuts and milkshake. The seating is mostly stools so it does get a little uncomfortable.

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.

Pretty much one of the largest Goodwill stores I have been in. It's warehouse sized huge…read more Asked the staff about what items they accept and what they don't. I found them nice and helpful. Tons of clothes on rack after rack. Very organized, not messy, well lit. Plenty of houseware, bedding, carpets, party supplies, books, knick knacks, bathroom and other items many still in original wrapping almost new. Though most things are gently used especially clothing. Candies and snacks at the register area. Public bathroom available if needed. They even had a Halloween section. Sure, Goodwill has raised its prices with some things at ridiculous amounts but sometimes you can find a good deal here if you're patient and hunt through the racks and aisles.

I used to love Goodwill but prices are way up and service is nonexistent. I can do better elsewhere.read more