I want to mention something that happened yesterday 11/7/25…read more I bought merchandise from various vendors and cooks last night. I love the food and the prices are very affordable. But, after I was done shopping, I realized I had bought more than I could carry across the street. A sweet young man named Carlos, offered to give me a ride. Then, he carried up all my groceries too. I offered him $7 but he vehemently refused to accept any cash. He said we need to help one another. Thank you to this sweet kind hearted young Man Carlos. Your behavior is exemplary.

This place is wild: dense, cluttered, chaotic. A bit of a warren. Not nearly as "nice" (meaning…read morewell-stocked, clean and varied) as the Oregon Flea Market on 183rd and Stark, just 10 blocks away to the west...but they DO have a bar with a dance floor and karaoke, so...your mileage may vary. Dig deep enough into the cracks and crevices though, and you might come away with something worth your time.

The vintage market is a spectacular phenomenon with so much bustling throughout the day; truly…read moreworth going! I'm happy that portland has this. I also love that small independent businesses have a unique opportunity to display their unique items. Love that there's usually free kombucha too!!! I do have a couple comments though, on things that I wish were different: It was difficult to find nice vintage clothes in an overwhelming sea of streetwear. It would be nice if the coordinators moderated so there would be more variety in style. Streetwear has its place in the vintage world, but it kind of took over the PDX vintage market so it was a TON of T-shirt's, jeans, baseball caps and jerseys. I counted at least 36 streetwear booths that looked nearly identical. Hard to find unique pieces in a variety of trends & styles from different fashion eras. (20's all the way to 80's fashion was lacking) I also wish they would play amplified sound from one location instead of letting all the vendors play whatever music they want, because you end up walking through a crossfire of 20 songs playing at once. Regardless of these things I would still return; just hoping that feedback helps!

Some really great finds and sweet vendors. I ended up getting a few things. It's open the last…read moreweekend of every month. I walked in around 9:30 and it wasn't too busy. I left around 11:30 and it picked up a lot. There are some overpriced items but still a variety of fairly priced items which were great. Would definitely come again. Average shirt was 10-15$.

Had so much fun inside! So many stalls and shops! Lots of toy shops, keychains, phone cases, water…read morebottles, shoes, clothes. I loved it in there shop owners were very friendly and offered to help.

From the owner: This market has a little bit of everything from clothes to electronics,furniture,food, shoes,…read moretoys,jewelry,etc.

Donnys has continued the north Portland flea market experience that Sandy Bar's began. Not only…read moredoes he work with integrity but draws the best vendors with the most unique and inexpensive treasures. Can't wait to see were the next one will be!

This marketplace was sooo soo so much fun! A super great outing! This indoor and outdoor…read moremarketplace is filled with vendors and lots and lots of food and snacks. My personal favorite spot was the roasted corn stand outside of this marketplace. Second favorite was El Parisa 100% natural the drinks here were so fresh. I got a papaya drink and loved it. Also got fresh shredded fruit not sure the name for it in Spanish but also so good. I got churros for Rosa's churro outside also great! Can't wait to comeback and try more food!

This was my first time here and came specially for the Latin America Food Festival! I didn't…read morerealize how big their parking lot was, and there was also plenty of street parking. This place is filled with food, commodity, and services vendors and it has such a homey vibe. I thought the Latin America Food Festival was a great way for someone like me who is not super familiar with Latin cuisine and culture to get to explore some really delicious things from several different vendors. Great event and I would for sure be back to try some more things in the future!

Stopped in to look for some Royal Haeger pieces and my search did not disappoint. It looks like…read morethey've definitely gotten things really organized in there and restocked from the holidays. There were definitely people in the store but not too filled early on Friday afternoon, that had changed within the hour to be full. They've changed their policy of cards also and there was a sign on the door about fees under a certain amount.

Great spot to find unique vintage finds. Clothing. Watches And other collectibles, home goods!…read more Worth checking out! Great prices.

Home of the Beaverton Flea which is the main use of the Hall…read more The Beaverton Flea is more of a collectors show than a junker. All kinds of vintage, antiques, salvage, collectables and fun stuff at great prices. There is an admission cost to keep the market inside and going year round, but worth it if you are buying. You'll make it up on the great prices inside.

Went there today to browse the flea market. I got 2 books that were over 100 years old for only $2…read morewhich was pretty sweet. They have an eclectic mix of items. Some mid century modern furniture, some advertising ephemera, cookbooks, comic books, piles of lace, old star wars toys, corn cob pipes, and various odds and ends. There were not that many booths and we saw the entire thing in less than 30 minutes. I'm not sure what was with the attraction with the booths full of rusty old tools, tetanus shots maybe? Would be more interesting with more on sale.

95% of the vendors are selling women's clothes that they recently bought at goodwill, then sell at…read morea much higher price that you'd pay at goodwill.

While the name is a bit deceiving, as in this is not a true "Flea" market which is typically a swap…read moremeet where vendors sell previously owned items, it's still fun to take a cruise through the indoor/outdoor market in search of a find. Hosted by Rejuvenation and held the last Sunday of the month, approx 40 vendors, makers and vintage curators display and sell their wares. It's an interesting arrangement with booths both inside of Rejuvenation, set up amongst their own goods, and outside on SE 6th & Salmon. There is also a cafe inside, a bar outside, music, and a few food trucks across the street (Tight Tacos, NE Crepes) and Olympic Provisions and Jacobson's Salts joining in. After hearing about this market for the past year from a friend, decided to check it out last Sunday since it was a bright, sunny spring day, cherry blossoms at their peak, and I wanted to be outside! On the street section, there were wonderful handmade baskets, perfect for visits to the Farmers market, in an array of beautiful colors and weaves. Also of interest to me was a women selling "adopted" and furnished cast iron pots and pans of very size. I'm going to donate my cast iron pan next month so she can do her magic and sell it so someone else can enjoy it. When I got to the jewelry booth, Peaces by Lauren, I couldn't resist a pair of clear and gold acrylic hoops dangling from a golden sunburst. $20 and they were mine! The women next to her had beautiful clothes - blouses, dresses, pants, jackets - and ladies were buying them rapidly. Inside I stopped to taste, then buy, LoveHope cookies, small batches of deliciousness. Rejuvenation even had some of their own items on sale at amazing prices, most notably the linen duvet and sheet sets. Wish they had a queen size of both, I would have bought them for the 50% off deal. There were houseplants, pottery, textiles, clothing, soaps, candles, just to name a few. The vendors were friendly, happy to talk about their craft, never pushy. My best purchase of the day was a wool tote made in Mexico for $20, which I used to carry my purchases that day, and have been using everyday since. It's an elevated version of a tote you bring to a store to carry your purchases. Love the off-white color and texture of the wool. All in all, a fun start to my day!

Gotta go here four times a year any time is a good time. Be prepared to pay to park and entrance…read morefees but you can spend all day if you want or an hour. You'll never see it all you'll make new friends and see old ones. The building and outdoor spaces are laid out neatly plenty of variety you can eat, wander and be comfortable all the while. I know people who bring vans and trailers just in case they need to bring home bigger items. Prices are all decent for the majority of sellers. ATM on site if needed. Food vendors are usually good and reliable but higher prices then you may be used to. Staff is always prepared and friendly. I've sold here a time or two and had great success.

NOPE. 30+ minutes to get into the parking lot…read more Then the price just to get in. $6 to park $8 PER PERSON to get in. CASH ONLY. So if you don't have cash, they have ATM machines and I'm sure there's plenty of fees to charge there. We turned around and left as we had 7 people. **if I had all day and the energy to go with that then maybe. But definitely not with only 2 hours left.