Don't understand the hype. Everything is overpriced. Plants are only decent pricing. Poor ventilation and not much besides the same garbage. Big Top is actually better but if having the time, Bonita Springs Flea market beats all. read more

Nice place for odd and end things, BUT WAY TOO HOT!!!!!! You can find just about anything you are looking for. From home to garden if you are willing to sweat a lot. It could be a more food vendor their, in my opinion. It is easy to get in and out tho. Parking is good. read more

Of all the flea markets I've been to, this was the sketchiest. There might be a bargain to be had, but you'll want to take a shower after visiting and absorbing the "atmosphere". read more

Gross gross gross....infection bug infested black mold ..waiting to get you sick. Open electrical boxes. Exsposed wires. Black mold on all the buildings inside on the products...roaches crawling on everything...friend bought piece of small furniture..and baby roaches were crawling out. ....i bought a record. In one booth. And a shirt in another. From each end of that market. Egg nest in the record sleave. And the shirt had tiny ants swarming under one arm with tiny eggs. This place is infested top to bottom. The city is.aware. of unsafe problems and refuse to investigate. Hmmmm read more

This is a pretty decent flea market with some neat finds. There are very old things and there are new things. It draws quite the crowd though, so you have to be aware of that. It's a little on the dirty side and it is very hot! Even when it's not the dead of summer, it is very stuffy. My two favorite spots there - a store that has antique tap handles. He never seems to be in the same location, nor do I know the name of his store. However he has been there for years and has some great trinkets. There is also a seafood truck right at the entrance to the flea market that parallels Hillsborough Rd. They have very reasonable prices and the fish is very fresh. Not my normal trusting-self to buy it from a place like that, but it was worth it. We had some great shrimp from them that was caught that morning. Yum! read more

Great place to people and find everything from garage sale junk to cellular phones Etc. There's a really neat table with a glass blower that will make your item on the spot. read more

This is probably the biggest flea market i've ever been to. So many places to visit and things to see. There are food area's sprinkled around if you get hungry or thirsty. Biggest downfall of this place is that if there is something you are looking for, unless you already know where the place is, you will probably get lost. There is no good map system here, which is understandable if places come and go often, but it would be nice to have some sort of system going. Cleanliness is sort of here, not as bad as it could be considering how many people come through here. Honestly it feels like most people here are just selling cheaper quality things here. There are a few places that look pretty good, but most things are just china made. There are a bunch of hand made places here which is pretty cool, but once again they are sprinkled around and could be hard to find the one you like. The easiest places to find here are the smoke/ecig places, they just happen to be in the middle of all the action, so if your into that, you should check this place out. Also be aware that this places closes at 5, but most places start closing up at 4. read more

This place is pretty great if you're looking for something out of the ordinary or just window shopping. Oldsmar Flea Market has items ranging from old antiques to hot sauces. They also offer produce vendors near the front of the market that offer a wide variety of fruits and vegetables. To me, it's sort of nostalgic to a few of the state fairs I used to go to as a kid, especially since they also sell fair food near the central part of the market. Pretty cool place and usually a staple on Sundays when I come down to visit. read more

We have lived here for four years and never made it over here. With all the hype, we finally gave in. I'm a huge thrift store/yard sale/ second hand shop lover, so I was quite excited. Unfortunately, I don't believe I will be returning here. Between the smoking, the trash, and the general feeling of unfriendliness, it just wasn't a good experience. Not to mention it really was mostly actual junk, with the non-junk items heavily overpriced. It felt mostly like I was at a carnival, except with the games and rides.... read more

Not sure what provoked me to visit after six years, possibly my nostalgia for the street flea markets that popped up in the summer in New York City. My first stop was the produce and I picked a few mangoes, which were decent by the way. Japanese candy after that. It was downhill from there. I don't know if was the smell of stale food or the appearance of vendors showcasing garage sale wares. I probably missed out on some good stuff because of all the junk that blinded me. Decided to get my son some shaved ice. After watching the cashier check my $20 bill like I had a counterfeit printer in my trunk, I was ready to go. Even the patron behind me commented on it. Maybe flea markets are not my cup of tea. read more

It was ok.... went after 1:00pm. We thought we had till 5:00pm ! The google app for iPhone said the flea was open till 5:00pm.. Ate at the snack Shack... at 15 till 4:00pm expensive and the frys were soggy. The chicken in the deep fried chicken in the sandwich was cold in the side , I didn't finish it. Found a great toy vendor. Found a few Disney treasures. The plant store was beautiful.... has drift wood! Will go back earlier. Next time read more

Visit Lek's Fresh produce for a great selection of Oriental and Indian fruits and vegetables including Chinese Okra, Indian Bittermelon, Chinese Bittermelon, Indian and Chinese Eggplant, Moringa Leaves and Drumsticks, fresh Celantro, Apple Bananas, Mangoes, and much more... They also have a nice selection of Oriental sauces, noodles, rices and candy. Located in E shed booths 34-35 on the west side. read more

This is my favorite flea market in Tampa. I liked when someone said to make it an event and don't go for something in particular. Last time I went, I found a Universal Remote for $5 for a TV I'd just received sans remote and a hot pad for a bowl. The hot pad for a bowl is for when you're putting soup or something in the microwave - you put the hot pad under it and it curls up around the bowl so you can just take it out. Genius! I also saw a woman with a macaw on her shoulder, dogs in baby carriages, an Ass Family t-shirt, a British newspaper from 1912 with the Titantic coverage, and found a place to get a key made for my antique clock. Awesome! read more

There are some great shops tucked away in this flea market. It's a large place which means that there is a lot of stuff from groceries and produce, to furniture, to coin dealers, to specialty shops and everything in between. My wife and I find some treasure or another every time we visit. It's also a fun way to spend some time even if you aren't looking for anything in particular.. read more

I absolutely love this place. It's a great place just to walk around and see what you can find. I usually go on Saturday mornings to get out of the house and see what deals I can find. The majority of vendors are very friendly. read more

While shopping at the flea market, I thought I would try the cheese burger to compared to drama Burger. This came from the main food place in the center. The burger alone was $3 and something cents and it came with a hefty amount of fries for $5. Drama Burger does not understand that the meat is the main part of the burger. This place at least understood that they had to make the burger portion taste good in the cheeseburger. It was a decent burger. The fries were obviously cooked in a giant thing of peanut oil which was to be expected. If you do go by this flea market, I would recommend the cheeseburger. More of just something to eat. read more

Great flea market! Be sure to AVOID the individual selling Disney VHS Clamshells for $1 in section D, he is EXTREMELY RUDE!!!! He literally ripped a tape out of a customer's hands claiming that one was sold. Buy the same items for LESS from Jim & Rita in the next booth over, not from this assclown!!!! Other than this dealer, the rest of the place is really nice! Everything Birds has beautiful birds!!! read more

Have been to Oldsmar a few times.. not a bad way to spend a boring (ie:FOOTBALL on tv all day ) Sunday afternoon. Fresh produce, VERY reasonable prices, kind of a state fair atmosphere (minus the thrill rides). U can find ANYTHING if u keep looking! OR just ask Marsha @ the office where to find good used golf balls, antique clocks, gun repair or cleaning,45's or record albums, tee-shirts, makeup, jewelry (and repairs), toys,men's ties, ladies' dainties or stuffed animals... read more

I was hoping for preowned valuable house items and clothes for cheap. This is just not the type of flea market I like or that I am use to. Mostly from China cheaply made stuff. Not really a place to browse or pick through. I guess it would be better if you already knew what you wanted. Like if you went for a bike or a gun there is a bike shop and a gun shop. I only purchased some onions from a produce stand and I am the type to usually leave fleamarkets with 5 bags of stuff. Everywhere is different I guess. It is just not my cup of tea but there were tons of people there! read more

This Flea Market is by far the best flea market on the West Coast of Fl. Management found a way to combine plenty of "FREE" parking, with tons of vendor booths, and copious amounts of great food on every corner. The truly did a great job courting your smaller vendors, the people that have attic treasures, the kinds of things that your grandparents may have owned which turn into those incredible flea market finds. I can say for the past 5 years it's been my go-to flea market because I always, always find something useful and unique. There's a booth in there, which is by far my favorite, the lady sells top quality used tools! craftsman, snap-on, Mac, all your major brands! Lost a socket? Need a good ratchet? This lady has it all at bargain prices! I also like the wide selection of produce in this flea market, vendors take pride In what they sell. It's not some mushy eggplant and wilted lettuce covered with flies. I was truly impressed by the quality and availability of the fresh foods. Do not eat before coming here, there's plenty of food and drink to go around! Burgers, Hot dogs, gyros, churros, beer, coffee, you name it, they have food and it is good! I like the uniqueness of this flea market, down one section you can buy Greek olive oil soaps, down the next section you can buy different Rock and aggregate in bulk for projects. This place has literally everything! Kudos to the management for knowing how to appeal to those top quality vendors! I strongly recommend a visit to Oldsmar if you're a treasure hunting extraordinaire because I can assure you here, you'll find some. read more

The mightiest flea market in the south was their slogan for many years. It is not the biggest and not the fanciest, but it is a great way to spend the day. I would highly recommend this to everyone. They have just about anything one could want from a flea market experience. read more

The Oldsmar Flea is the place to go if you're looking for anything and everything! I walked around for hours and only saw half the place! It has such variety; from furniture to books to antiques. It is the best flea market I've ever been to. The customer service was wonderful with many interesting people to meet. My only complaint would be that because it was so huge it was hard to find a certain thing, but if you ask around you'll find it eventually, don't worry :) read more

Good consistent market. We always like coming here. It's the best bar none from the other ones in the 15 mile area.

THis flea market has a lil something for everyone. Has a decent mix of both used and new items. Food courts are not very good though. Good fresh produce section up front. There are some great deals, but you have to look for them, thats what flea markets are all about though, searching for that great deal. Like all flea markets, there are some vendors who try and charge near retail prices, and some with great prices. Yes there is also alot of junk, but........ one mans junk is another mans treasure !!! read more

This is a fantastic way to spend a weekend day just wandering. If you're looking for a specific item, you may be wandering for a while. But if you need a gift or want to burn some time, there's not a better single place to go! read more

It's a large flea market with a variety of items and food. The variety was impressive, but the prices were not. Most of the stuff was sold for the same that it would cost in a retail store. read more

i went there and saw a really decked out Tattoo shop, it had ac it was indoor not a booth, a legit parlor and the artist did a great job on me and my friends, it looks like his store didnt belong there. white tiger i think is the name of it read more