This is a decent size Flea market located in Pasco. We drove 2 hours and 5 minutes from my daughter's home in Spokane on 4/26/26. We left at 6am as they open at 8am. This was our first visit and we were excited. Parking is free. Entrance fee is $2.00 per person. There is an ATM machine on site near the entrance. There's a huge sign that says "No dogs allowed. However, many people brought their dogs. We brought Havanna and Kuba in too. LOL! There were a variety of vendors selling all sorts of new, used and unique merchandise to include farm stock, produce, plants, birds, puppies, housewares and so much more. The food vendors consisted mainly Mexican and Salvadoran cuisine. Expect to bring cash as some vendors only accept cash. I've seen some accept Cash App. We had Mexican food for brunch at around 10am. I ordered Quesabirria and melon drink. Then beignets and churros for dessert. Beignets were a little on the dense side and had nutella filling, Strawberry jam filling, and cream filling. Nonetheless, they were all delicious. It was a fun and an eventful day. We would return again. read more

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I had no idea this existed and was a little reluctant to check it out when my partner suggested it on our recent trip to the tricities. I had no idea that people paid money to go to a flea market (5$) and I was a little opposed to this idea. There was even a line to park and get in right when they opened. This place does not look like much on the outside, but inside I feel like I have gone to a different country and am enjoying a vacation. Even if you are not shopping and eating walking around and looking at things can make for an entertaining few hours. There are tons of booths, mostly selling things I didn't need, but prices are more reasonable than the regular store. We took home a few items. After I left I realized that they did have an ATM and I could have got some cash and bought a lot more. There were also vegetable stands if you are needing to stock up on some groceries. Some places were selling animals, which I am not a fan of. I also saw a booth that seemed to be some kind of church sermon. What stands out though is the food/drinks. So many tasty options to try. I really enjoyed the whole garbanzo beans that I experienced for the first time. I'm thinking of taking another trip here just to eat these again. I hope to find a place that offers these locally. My partner had birria for the first time, the wait was long, but he said it was quite good. We had many tasty samples of various fruit drinks, it was great to be able to try so many. All were delicious. read more

So many food choices and lots of vendors. Bring cash because a lot of the vendors do not take credit cards.

First time visiting the flea market. It was awesome. It had quite a few vendors. People were friendly and willing to make a deal. Lots of authentic Mexican food and Knick knacks. Will definitely go back! read more

Gotta hit this place at least once a year. Honestly, we go for the food. There are over a dozen cocinas splashed about the property, not even counting all the agua fresca, churro, roasted peanuts, and shaved ice kiosks. Everything is just so, so fresh. Cheap, too. The market itself is massive, and after a while it all starts to looks the same. Regardless, it's all so gloriously third world, from the techo Mex music blaring out of ghetto blasters, to the overcrowded cages of bunny rabbits that will be either pets or dinner. When you are here, you are basically in Mexico. Such a cool place... read more

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Not much there. There was little produce and very small variety. The food smelled wonderful but the prices were higher tha in town.

[Check out the new/cool/funny photos I uploaded] It's the start of another season of the Pasco Swap Meet. Yes, this is quickly becoming one of my favorite things to check out in the Tri-Cities. They are now open both Sat & Sun. It's a feast for the senses: ****SOUNDS**** I think it's a battle. About every five feet you have a stand selling CDs for cheap, and all of these stands are blasting music. So, within a few a few steps your left ear can be hearing some banda & reggaeton, and your right ear can be listening to cumbia and Tejano. And all of this music is SUPER cheap! (I bought a salsa CD with 100 mp3's on it for $5!). And of course Spanish is spoken here. (I need to learn the language!) ****SMELL & TASTE**** One of my prime objectives on this morning was to get some food. There are tons of stands to choose from. There are atleast 4 papuserias here. I had to get one. It took a while, but it was well worth it. It was all made right in front of me. It was dang tasty & well worth the $3.50. But I was still hungry. If you want some Al Pastor (pineapple-seasoned meat on a rotisserie), you have alot of spots to choose from. I picked up uno taco al pastor for $1.25---and it was damn tasty. Finished my dining with two churros for $1. I love the smell of fresh strawberries, and the aroma of the huge California strawberries were too much for me to ignore--I bought a basket. ****SIGHTS**** This place is always filled with beautiful people. It's a great place to people watch. The blandness of the Tri-Cities is spiced up with a visit here. Oh, and take a look at my photos if only to see the booty mannequins! read more

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Oh boy oh boy oh boy!! Cumbia CDs going for only $2.50. Several CD vendors too. The highly-listenable and inexpensive Cumbia is a good enough reason alone to come to the flea market. My mother-in-law and other family brought us here this past Sunday morning, at my request. The Flea Market is now open on Saturdays too. Not as many food vendors as I expected, but you will not leave on an empty tummy. The pupusas at the Salvadorean pupuseria are pretty good. You can get them with a variety of fillings, including chicharron and queso. They are huge too. Though I expected more of an explosion of flavor, I would rate their pupusas as better than the pupusas at Salvadorean Bakery in White Center. Really like the one booth were you can get all sorts of seasoned pistachios. Churros and tacos everywhere too. A lot of used crap (power tools, TVs, computer monitors) is available for sale here. Only minuses: if you are over 6' tall, plan on ducking under a lot of tarps. Also the parking is a little gnarly. My car was gifted with a scrape in the parking lot while I was there. Oh well, that thing is ready for the graveyard anyway. read more

For anyone wondering Saturday it's free to go in and Sunday's it's 1.50$ I believe they only accept cash I know most vendors do. Mon- Friday it's closed and Saturday it's from 10-5 I believe and Sunday it's from 10-5:30 I always be there growing up and still do go walk around and look. Sadly couldn't find what I was looking for this time but good experience read more

I had a relaxing stroll through the Pasco Flea Market on a hot August afternoon and enjoyed a nice lunch at one of the outdoor air restaurants there. The grilled was very tasty and reasonably priced. read more

Pasco Flea Market - I had the large carne burrito from La Parrilla Tisok at the Pasco Flea Market. It was so good but was too big. - Flea Markets Near Me - Pasco, Washington

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This place is fantastic!! The only problem is that I'm pretty sure that if I lived here, I'd get so unbelievably fat. Everything looked so good. Even things as pedestrian as a quesadilla had me stopping to ask them "What's that?" Why would I ask about a quesadilla? Well, because I've apparently never seen a quesadilla that was made from a tortilla that was obviously hand-formed just seconds before it hit the plancha! I settled for a chili-lime fruit/veggie cup and a bottle of water but I'm not going to lie -- as I was surrounded by the sweet donut-like scent of churros, the bitter char smell of asada, and the sight of handmade pupusas, the whole time I wanted to make much, much worse dietary decisions. read more

I haven't went there inna while, I went there last week with my brother, unfortunately due to COVID they couldn't sell food/drinks but there were still interesting places, I saw a lot of people but not like before, people brought their dogs and a merchant even had a macaw! Honestly to go see everything it look like 1:30 hours because there is less merchant than before, it was still a really fun experience read more

My boyfriend and I went to opening weekend at the Pasco Flea Market. I really didn't know what to expect... and I really didn't expect having to pay to enter. It was only 0.75 cents... so it really wasn't much... but I was still kind of shocked. Anyway, we paid up and entered... the very first thing I noticed was it smelled SO very good. They had all kinds of food cooking... made me super hungry. We opted to walk around for a while before we ate... let me tell you... that was pure torture. I wanted FOOD and I wanted it NOW! The boyfriend on the other hand... wanted to wait. So, I was being nice... and decided to let him win... This time! =) Walking around we noticed a lot of boot leg stuff. They had hats, blue jeans, CD's, DVD's, cell phones, cell phone accessories, video game accessories, t-shirts... this list could go on and on. My boyfriend bought some baseball caps... I got some Sentsy stuff... then after we walked pretty much the whole area... it was time for the food. First we passed a booth that cut up fruit and put some hot spicy stuff on it. I have NO idea what it's called... so we'll just call it DELISH!!! It was SO yummy I had a lot of trouble sharing it. I wanted it all to myself. After I we finished that... We stopped at a little booth that had Al Pastor tacos... they smelled SO good I had to get some. I ordered two along with some lemonade. We found a place at a table... poured some hot sauce that was on the table onto the tacos and dove in. OMG!!! Those were probably some of the best tacos I've ever eaten. Two was NOT enough... but I knew I wanted to save some room for some other goodies. I remembered I saw some of these little crispy things after we walked in... I know I'm really not much help because I have NO clue what any of this stuff is called... but they were round and kind of looked like a star. So, I made sure to get a bad of those... they too were quite yummy. Oh, and don't let me forget about the tamales. We stopped at a boot on the way out... there were closing, but they had some left... we wanted a dozen, but when she told me that they were $14 a dozen I said... WHAT?!?! That's a little high... but I wanted to try them anyway... and we had talked about getting them and having them for dinner... so I said... ok... how about a 1/2 dozen. Thinking... I could eat a 1/2 dozen by myself. Well... after I saw how BIG they were... a 1/2 dozen was plenty. So, on the way out... we had out appetite satisfied... and dinner for the evening. As it started getting closer to dinner time... I was dying to try the tamales. We steamed them to heat them up... poured on a little hot sauce and took a bite of these HUGE tamales. MMMMM MMMMM GOOD is all I got to say. Now I have to admit... one of the only reasons I want to go back to the Pasco Flea Market is for the food. If you're not into the kind of things they sell... the food alone is worth the visit. I'll be back as much as possible. read more

Wow! I've been to a swap meets and flea markets all over the country but this place is definitely in the top 3. And out in the middle of nowhere, nonetheless. I came on Sunday morning while visiting Tri-Cities. I used to live out in Kennewick 10 years ago, and had come here back then as well. But visiting now... I was shocked. This place was so huge! Parking was in a dirt lot across from the entrance, and is free. Actually, I guess there are two parking lots. In case one of them gets full. I didn't get a chance to see the second one. Entrance was $1.50 I believe. Not bad. Once you walk in, you see just how much activity there is back here. I was shocked! And the organizers do a great job with the set up for the vendors, as well as making sure port o potties are around and even having tarps covering most parts of the walk ways so you're not directly in the sun during the hot summer months. Great job! So many unique shops, so many vendors, so many things to look at and to buy. I haven't seen a place with this much to offer in a long time. Some examples of what there is here: FOOD: Particularly the Mexican/Hispanic food and drinks. Oh my god. Everything looked and smelled SO GOOD! I honestly wished I could eat a lot so I could try it all. You could come here for months, even years, and probably not try everything there is to offer. Damn. CLOTHES: This was probably 30% of what was for sale here probably, including shoes. There was a lot to choose from, although a lot of it was off brand or slightly used/bought wherever stores are closing are. I'm not sure where they get that stuff. There was some cool looking stuff here, as well as a lot of clothes with things printed on them. Surprisingly, a lot of things that had 'California' on them lol. MISCELLANEOUS: This includes video games, toys, instruments, tools, hygienic items, books, electronics. All that stuff. SERVICES: A lot of businesses were there promoting as well. There was also a fortune teller, pony rides, cars for sale (cheap af too!) and just about anything else you can think of. It took me and my friends almost 2 hours to walk through it all. I'm sure you could power through faster, but we stopped to get things and look around. Lots of great deals and you can haggle with the vendors on prices, obviously. I would DEFINITELY come here if you're visiting to get a sense of the local flavor. Lots of people watching to do as well. It was a great time coming here. I would definitely recommend and do it again! read more

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ok ok ok I spent too much time in the Tri-City area. I was slightly pleased, partly disappointed..my big city needs! and had soemthing to do that day. Interesting old stuff. Nothing I woudl buy and I am often called queen of garage sales. People to pass away the time in a hot sandy desert. What more do you want? The different food vendors provide a selection of Mexican food whicI appreciate. read more

Pasco Flea Market 2nd like yellow bus amazing tacos we go for the menudo every week they have great authentic Mexican food and unlimited hand made tortillas for menudo and Birria read more

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It's is almost always very crowded and I don't feel safe here I would love to see that someone would look at this please and go here if you want to but I don't suggest you come here the prices are insane so my right and the food is amazing I have to say. read more

Me and my family had a great time in pasco this week it was amazing lots of tacos. Fiesta foods and Pascoe with an amazing place. read more

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It's huge, pretty clean, and affordable to enter, but there isn't much to shop for after the dvds/cds and clothing. There are a couple standouts: the marshmallow gun guy and the fresh, homemade churros. Lots of food stalls as well. Go early and avoid the crowd/occasional violence. read more

Attention this is not a traditional flee market where people sale old furniture, clothes tools ect. This is an Hispanic swapmeet. Latino CDs, Chinese nock offs, vegetables, mexican snacks like home made potato chips, roasted peanuts, fruit, corn ect and what is most surprising great Mexican food. Their are aisles of really good mexican mom and pop mini restaurants -but be aware it's cash only! Go for the great food experience not for finding great antiques or bargains. People here don't bargain. read more

I don't know we pulled up but we were afraid to go in. Lot's of stuff we don't need or don't want. Made me feel a little out of place. As we were leaving we noticed a police officer headed that way. read more

The price keep going up and there parking gets very hectic but other the. That its a greag place to go to take kids and ypurself and find useful cheap stuff read more

If you're looking for good Mexican/South American food you've come to the right spot! If you're looking for bargins on tools, clothing, household goods, antiques, etc. turn around...this is not what I was expecting. I have gone to several flea markets and have always enjoyed treasure hunting through the different booths. I was very disappointed with this one. We went on a Sunday, so it was free. The booths with rows and rows of bootlegged videos would make any FCC employee salivate. I would say that 80% of the booths comprised of bootlegged cds/dvds/games and knockoff purses/clothing. It was a big waste of time. read more

I have read the other reviews and I agree - there is lots of food vendors. Otherwise, if you are a flea market fan this is not for you unless you are Mexican. All the signs are in spanish - food and merchandise vendors. There was some good looking produce and even live chickens (baby and grown). We have hit flea markets in Florida, Ohio, Arizona, Oregon, Washington and other states, and this is like the Yakima flea market - for Mexicans. We are still in search of the flea markets with old and new. Our favorites are the Packwood, WA and Sumptner, OR. They are a great mix of old and new and truly a 'flea' market. read more

Yes it is that time again and again and again I will go to this place because its the place to go. Being open on Saturdays is good but even though its the same vendors not all vendors have to be there. On Sunday it gets good if you go really early in the morning but if you wait till mid day then you got some crowd to go through. Every weekend is different. As the season gets warmer so does the products like asparagus, cherries, chili's, garbanzo bean plants and many more. Way in the back you can enjoy yard sale items when every weekend you will always find something new, used, or even slightly damaged at a good price even you can fix. The food is great. Just like going to a Mexican restaurant but outdoors. Great prices everywhere. Learn to barter and you'll even get a better price. Go once and say you'll never go again, that's most unlikely. If you hate the crowds start at 7 AM. but if you like to watch the people go at noon. Thanks to all the staff that work there. Every year it gets better. read more