Dr. Benton to the back has truly amazing antiques ." Don't take my word for it", see for yourself!…read more " Great time"

A great group of vendors selling all kinds of treasures. Antiques, handcrafted character…read morekeychains, beaded pens and unique tees, produce, designer handbags and ladies clothes and accessories. There is a baker on the vendor list now. Homemade baked goods to snack on while you shop. Grab a cup of coffee at the cafe! Toys, books, dolls. If you're looking for a knick knack this is the place for you. Records and cds galore; blast from the past toys, instruments, handmade clothes for your dolls, handmade items, candles,wickedly wicked items and so much more. This market is indoors so it's fun all year long! It's a whole new marketplace. When you're done shopping take a break and enjoy something to eat at the cafe where the food is fresh and made with love. It's not what it use to be it's so much better and the vendors are so welcoming. Take a peep you won't be disappointed!

My best friend introduced to Grey Barn. Keep in mind-the treasures begin as soon as you enter the…read morestore. I roamed and stubbled upon great finds and they had great pieces of pottery, crystal and wood items that I had to have. I left with a couple of treasures including a great piece of pottery. All of their treasures are priced well. Cant wait to revisit this store.

Loved this place! I took a trip up to Andover and found this spot. It's full of good stuff and the…read moreprices are extremely reasonable. The owners are so kind and helpful and they have a HUGE stock of candy and drinks. I found the selection to be diverse-- silver, crystal and glass, lots of art, furniture, collectibles, glassware, sports cards, and other curious things. I enjoyed the trip here and would certainly return.

There's very nice staff here to welcome me in on such a snowy day!…read more TIP: if you pay with CASH they offered a deal. 20% off The building gigantic, 1 story and it's filled with oodles and oodles of stuff. I loved seeing the retro clothes and purses so much. My friend and I plan to have a backyard barbecue and wear retro dresses to look like 1960s Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and make some ambrosia + award winning potato salad. That being said I figured a store like this would have a cute selection of adorable bowls to present food in for potlucks!!! They had a sweet selection of artwork and I always get a kick out of seeing old records and magazines. I love em. There are a couple of booths that have some new items. But I'm happy to see all the offerings. There is a booth that repurpose some items to give a new life. Someone made jewelry out of old silverware. That looked kind of cute ( the forks look like octopuses) I am so happy with my purchases and I feel like I got a GREAT price. I look forward to coming back. I enjoyed seeing everything.

I hate to go against the current but I was so unimpressed by this store. The best way I could…read moredescribe it is that it was flea market finds at high end antique store pricing. There was minimal furniture or true antiques, it was primarily art, collectibles, and just.. miscellaneous stuff. The booths were independently run so some were better than others but I spent an hour and didn't buy a thing. I continued my shopping trip into Andover, which I would highly recommend if you're in the area. Gray Barn was so much better

So many stores , very eccentric items . Lots of POC vendors . Vendors were very friendly . Huge…read moreselection of old and new items . Something for everything , nothing was priced high and negotiated is welcome . Our favorite store was abracadabra.

Pocono Bazaar Marketplace is one of the most interesting flea market's I've seen. If you are coming…read morehere from the Stroudsburg area, be aware the drive is further then it looks. This was previously the Foxmoor Village shopping center, so it has plenty of parking, and the buildings are surprisingly attractive. I visited here in early Spring, so vendors could vary at other times throughout the year. There are food trailers at the top of the complex and at least one food vendor in a building. Outside vendors were mostly $1 quality and other low-cost items you'd find at any Flea Market. Inside the buildings is an experience. The main building is quite crowded and it's very maze like, so you could easily miss interesting items. Some booths look like a hoarder's paradise, making it difficult to find items. I saw everything from toys, to comic books, to dust collectables, to knifes. Due to the crowding, I doubt it's handicap accessible, so plan accordingly. As you get to the buildings on the backside of the complex, it becomes much less crowded and much more accessible. There is a nice small grassy area in the middle of the complex with a few benches. The pad is still visible that one held a building and theater that burned down in 2017. Onside there is one very out of place full time business, a PNC Bank. Overall, at some point I want to come back here in the summer, to get the full outdoor vendor experience. If I was a local, I would be here a few times a year as there is without question deals here and the whole complex is a sight to see. I don't know if I would travel out of my way to shop here, however.

I will be going to this thrift store now that we are back in town and I will be bringing my…read moredonations here as well instead of the Salvation Army. Thank you M.G. For reminding me that we still have a place where God still is important in the Poconos.

I love to shop for used treasures here. Items are organized well and nicely presented, and the…read morestaff is kind and helpful. They are also extremely patient with my daughter. I stop in whenever I can. We also like to donate our gently used items to them as well. They will pick up larger items locally with their van, which is a huge help to those of us with tiny cars!

one of my favorites places! a must stop if you are in the area! Rose is wonderful and has a great…read moreassortment of gifts and treasures

The cutest country store....local crafts, antiques, curtains, holiday decor. Perfect little place…read moreto stop by and check out!!!

Wonderful shop whose sales benefit Newton Hospital Foundation. Great place to donate to for a…read moreworthy cause

Other thrift shoppers might rate this higher, but I mostly look for electronics and toys and they…read moredidn't have much of that. The store is clean, well organized, and bright and cheery. Their hours are limited. I have come through this area multiple times in the past 6 years on trips and never was able to stop in because they were closed. In summer 2023 I got lucky and visited while on Spring st. picking up dinner. I was very surprised to see how popular the store was when I stopped in- there were more customers here than in any other store in the area. There is not a lot of street parking, but I was able to get a spot nearby. If you are not so lucky, there is a municipal lot well within walking distance.

The nicest owner and staff in any record store east of The Mississippi River by far ! Stop in…read moreanytime !

I live 90 mins away, but I have always gone to MSJ when in the Stroudsburg area visiting relatives…read more I started going in the 90s when the store was in a slightly different location on Main Street. It's a great store, with a very nice longtime owner, a helpful and friendly staff, and it has a relaxed atmosphere. MSJ is in a good neighborhood for lunch. They avoid all the mistakes that many other record stores make. I am speaking, of course of snotty, snobby, easily triggered owners/salespeople, or racks of lps too jammed or unpriced "bring to the counter for price"albums, etc. The records here are priced clearly and fairly, in my opinion*. *If you haven't shopped for records in recent years.. the demand for records has gone up drastically in recent years, and prices have gone up accordingly everywhere. You will not find 2008 (or 1974) prices on records in 2025. Especially on original pressings of the big classic rock albums by the top bands still played on the radio. I feel these guys are pretty fair, especially if you compare shopping at a store vs. shopping online, where you have to pay extra for shipping and really have nothing more than a vague hope that the LP will arrive in the stated condition. That aside. and back to the review... The more expensive items have sealed flaps, but you can open and inspect the vinyl at the counter. Less expensive records can be inspected at the rack if you do so carefully (i.e., not accidentally flinging the record across the store or getting yer greasy fingerprints 'em). Note: Record swapping will get you banned, you delinquents ;) - so don't be that person. Also, drinks are a no-no for understandable reasons. MSJ has tons of great vinyl in vg'+ or better condish. Rock is broken down alphabetically in various sections by price: $10 and up, $5, etc. There are boxes underneath these lp racks, but they request you get an employees help to access them. I never have time to crate dig, but I aspire to one day. I pick up a lot of records each visit, with very few exceptions (over 30 yrs) the albums and cds I've purchased have always been in VG+ or better, clean, etc. I have often traded in albums for store credit, and they are reasonable if you bring in decent records in nice condition that are not super common. I can't speak to how well they cover other genres since I mostly concentrate on rock - but there's a good amount of other stuff to peruse. If you go, I hope you find that gem you are looking for!