I have been shopping at the Georgetown flea market for years and love it. This is a place to go for…read morerare finds and a great time overall. I was so disappointed when I ran in to one of my favorite vendors who informed me that she was put out of the market by the manager, Ace, because she was unwilling to negotiate with a customer on the price of one of her items. I was shocked to learn of her predicament as she was one of my favorite vendors at this lively market. I bought quite a lot of her pottery and she helped me to create a unique collection of her pottery pieces. No other vendor has the specific panache that she does. Personally I think the prices of her beautiful pottery are fair and the quality of her inventory is unrivaled. It is so unfair for a person to dictate how a vendor manages their business, especially with this vendor who was ethical, personable and reliable. I am so disappointed in this management style that I do not intend to patronize this market again. I hope others will consider this business practice before seeking to vend there.

What a fun way to spend a Sunday morning in Georgetown. In the parking lot of a school are tons of…read morevendors selling vintage items, handcraft goods, clothes, and more. My family of three had a blast browsing each stand and buying a few items like a necklace for our daughter. The coffee stand at the market was excellent- highly recommend. One thing to note is there are no public restrooms, but the Safeway across the street has three.

I love this little flea market and try to stop by every Sunday! Tiny Vinyl records has a very kind…read moreand knowledgeable owner, and the antique home goods and clothes are always fun to shop through.

This is one of my favorite places in DC. Each of the booths offers something different - clothing,…read moreart, and decor. We love all the prints and Asian decor in particular but the modern artist is cool and the glassware and "trinkets" are fabulous! We have bought a number of items over the past 6 months or so. Highly recommended and the people that run it are super friendly and helpful!

Beautifully diverse flea market. New and used items from a variety of vendors. Perfect morning…read moreputting for families and individuals. Great deals and friendly personalities all around.

A great old-school flea market with so many good finds. Tucked into georgetown, it's a bit of a…read morehike to get there but it's totally worth it if you are into all things vintage. They have booths/tents set up for really anything you might be looking for.

I was so excited when this Georgetown staple of a flea market (mostly filled with antiques) moved…read morefrom its location on Wisconsin and 35th Streets in Gtown to Clarendon last year. The parking situation in Georgetown is ridiculous already on the weekends, and with a popular flea market to add to that? Chaos, people...chaos. This market is open Sundays year round, (unless weather prevents it) and there is ample free parking at 2100 Clarendon. And more space allows for more vendors, and ergo-- more stuff sold means more stuff to choose from. So whether you are looking for a new place to eat off of (plenty of dining or kitchen tables here) or sit on (tons of chairs) or light to read by (funky old lamps with vintage shades)..this is a great spot to look.

Perfect weekend shopping area! Lots of vendors to shop at. From vintage to DIYs, the selections…read moreare endless! I love coming here with my best friend to see what we can spend our money on LOL Hungry? Don't worry! Plenty of restaurants and food places to choose from.

PSA: the bountiful market you see in the photos pertains to the weekend only…read more During the week, the place is rather dead with a limited amount of vendors in the building (mostly butchers). Probably not worth your time.

Since moving to the DMV I have been trying to get out more and explore. I wanted to try this place…read morefor so long and just finally had my first experience. I want to kick myself for letting it take this long. It is always so vibrant here, tons of people coming and going. Ample parking, both on and off street. A bunch of outside seating and just a crowd that is happy to be here. Then, inside, get ready for a sensory overload. All the aromas from all the different stalls will make you second guess where you will grab some grub. Then you might also want to graze...err, I mean browse on what to take home. I love exploring this place. I wandered around for quite some time until I zeroed in on where to eat. Even though this place is always so busy, it feels intimate enough to be alone in a sea of people. With that, I give you review 4400!

Union Market has been a highlight of my DC trip! Such an awesome little space with tons of…read moreexcellent food vendors to choose from. We decided to do our own little food tour within the market and sample some bites from a few stalls. We tried: 1. Masala dosa from Sambar & Spice. This may have been one of the best dosas I've ever had, and I'm not exaggerating. So epic! A must try, 2. Chicken dumplings from Laobun - soft, freshly prepared and melt in your mouth good. Also affordable! 3. Fish tacos from the famous seafood spot. These were sadly my least favorite item on our little food tour, the slaw was overpowering but if removed the pan seared fish was flavorless. 4. Wrapped up with some matcha and iced coffee - can't go wrong with those. Enjoyed browsing the little artisan stalls as well. An amazing stop on my trip to DC!

Eh. A flea market is not quite what I had in mind bc I expected something on a much larger scale…read more Since this place was set up on a corner street block with part of the street sectioned off, the size of the market was quite small. There was about a little over two dozen booths. Some will accept credit cards while others are cash only. I've noticed that if you use your credit card, taxes will automatically be charged whereas using cash can be cheaper since taxes aren't accounted for.

Tiny flea market.. not much really here. I wouldn't make a trip out just to go to the flea market,…read morebut if you are in the area then stop by. It is also connected to the farmers market which is small too, but nice.

Runs every weekend, located right next to Gallaudet University. Lots of room with typical…read morefleamarket selection. Always a lively scene and often a deal to be had.

Been coming to Civtan for over 12 years. An awesome flea market with a great selection of items…read more Super friendly folks and good vibes. Great deals to be had if you know what you're looking for.

Bathrooms - lLack of bathrooms - the 3 portajohns weren't enough- by 10am they were disgusting…read more Terrible directional signage . No rhyme or reason to set ups - people blocked the entire garage lanes unloading preventing others from getting by to their designated spots. Some simple common sense and courtesy goes a long way but unless you have someone directing those - forget about it.

First time at this market and LOVED it! The vendors are so friendly and I definitely stimulated the…read morelocal economy (read: spent way too much) during my visit. There really is something for every price point and I saw plenty of vendors for home decor, clothing, crocheted pieces, historical pieces, etc. There was even a table for free appraisals! Will DEFINITELY be back!

From the owner: Named "Best Flea Market" in Virginia by Domino Magazine! The Del Ray Vintage & Flea Market occurs…read moreonce a month, always on the second Saturday, in the Del Ray neighborhood of Alexandria, VA. The parking lots of 1804 & 1900 Mt. Vernon Avenue are filled with vendors of antique, vintage, thrift, artisan, clothing, homegoods, and more. We also feature local bakers and coffee roasters, and weather-permitting we have adoptable pets from the Animal Welfare League of Alexandria. Our market is all year 'round but we do cancel (and do not reschedule) for inclimate weather.