Great place to shop!…read more Lots of authentic Mexican shopping and food! You can find Mexican teas, medicine, clothing, shoes, fine dresses, stereo equipment, jewelry, cellphone accessories , everything! The food is great here, true authentic Mexican food!!

Much bigger Bazaar than others ive visited. I do feel like these Bazaar's though all have the same…read morestands aisle after aisle. From Mexican artisans, Quinceañera dresses, gold and silver jewerly, body shapewar to clothing, vehicle part shops and beauty. They do have various food and Antojito stands as well. Plenty of parking to choose from.

owners are so so very sweet and considerate. They have great items for low prices. I love coming…read morehere in my free time to look through their clothes, decor, jewelry, shoes and more :)

This was my very first time going to this event! But it will NOT be my last. This was the most…read moreamazing thing ever. I fell in love immediately, from our very first stop. I managed to go with a veteran and we made it all the way from Waxahachie through to Cleburne. We started at 9 in the morning and didn't stop until 6 pm. I found a lot of great items that I left with and even as we speak there's an item or two that was great that I didn't leave with. And now I'm quite upset that I managed to leave those things behind. Since I'm now in the loop on this I'll go every year; both times during the year. You can find everything from clothes, dishes, Christmas items, home décor, odds & ends, antiques, furniture, etc. Its a mix up of a thrift store, antique store, yard sale, and estate sale. I bought a new purse and new shoes for $15!!!! And I get a compliment on my purse every time I leave home. It was a great experience; can't wait til the next one!

Traders Village Grand Prairie is a great place to shop, eat, and explore on the weekend. There are…read moretons of vendors with good prices, unique items, and plenty of food options. It can get crowded, but the fun atmosphere makes it worth visiting. Great Customer Service! If you haven't been then you're missing out. I've gotten furniture, saddles, and boots.

It was a beautiful Saturday and we wanted to be out before the next cold front had hit dfw. I was…read moretruly impressed by this flea market! If your looking for time to be out and enjoy the day Traders Village is family friendly place to do just that. You can shop, eat, and ride rides! What's more to want!? The shops range from old to new items for Sale. The restrooms are clean and have enough stalls for a decent crowd. The food is hit and miss, I loved my mango raspa but my mexican nachos were not great. Basic fair food is available at a lower cost than most fairs. The rides seems stable and were functional but I didn't get a chance to try them out. The wind started to pick up and it was time to go. When we arrived there was a good amount of people but by the time we left it was packed. I see this being a great an afternoon 1-3 hour

Since moving to the area this flea market has really grown. I usually will find a good deal on…read moresomething I'm not even looking for.

You cannot beat the name of this place LOL! And just like you probably imagined from the name this…read moreplace is a mixed bag. There are some fantastic vendors then have some really nice things and then there are some that are selling what probably amounts to most people to be junk. Honestly though I have found some amazing purchases here at amazing prices. And I have never had a bad experience.

Great service! We were there at daylight, I can only imagine the beautiful view of the downtown…read morelights at night. The soups and entrees (we had fish and chips & pasta chandelier) were really good but don't miss out on dessert. The lemon marscapone cake was out of this world!!!

What a fun free market! I'm not sure how often this market happens but it was this past Saturday…read moreand the weather was gorgeous! There were plenty of food trucks and beer was flowing (since it was held in the back parking lot of Community Beer Company (3 tokens for $12=3 beers). There were fun local bands and a dj. Plus there were plenty of vendors selling a variety of wares from art to clothes to edibles (like olive oil and flavored salts). The area was spacious and the people who brought their own chairs were smart. The crowd (which definitely got bigger as the day progressed) was fun and there were lots of dogs. The biggest lack was a non-beer option. There was a small (free) water station inside the brewery, but any other beverages were whatever canned or bottled drinks that the food trucks were selling, which meant waiting in line with the food people. A lemonade stand or some such would have been extremely welcome as the day warmed up. My only other complaint is that there doesn't seem to be a regular time for this market...maybe because it's new? My Dallas contact said it was on a weekday last time and wasn't as well attended. Let's hope it continues and on a regular basis.

Love this flea market. So we'll organized. It's a fun day trip. Every time we go, we see something…read morenew.

Nice flea market with booths selling everything from fountains to knives, toys and housewares…read more Check out JOE on Henderson street booth to get a customized fountain. You can also get nachos. Funnel cakes, Smokey brisket, baked potatos and chicken Nice for family and kids. Nice deals especially with the recession and inflation.

I wandered in this place about a year ago because I was new to the neighborhood. I had wondered why…read morethe place always seemed so packed on the weekends. What the heck is going on in there? Often they have an amusement center set up in the parking lot. It was like Disneyland for Hispanics! Always busy! The day I stopped in was during the week and it was freezing cold outside not many customers. I was greeted at the door by two lovely young ladies offering complementary hot Mexican Chocolate. Yum! The place is a maze of little booths and businesses and I felt like I walked off the streets of Dallas, Texas USA to Tijuana Mexico. I have fond shopping memories of growing up in San Diego and going to Tijuana to shop and also going to the dentist, not fun. So this was a special fiesta for me! The place was pretty empty as far as shoppers go but that didn't stop the extremely loud music that added to the Fiesta feeling. I walked up and down the maze of booths stopping to look at different things and enjoying the feeling of being in a totally different country right nearly across the street from where I live. The shop keepers where sweet but few could speak English, what's up with that? Even in San Diego/Tijuana they speak English. If I ever have a need for cowboy boots, hats or other Mexican inspired products I certainly know where I will come and I wouldn't hesitate to visit again or bring a friend to share the fiesta atmosphere.

I loved it. Great hospitality! I also did a YouTube review about it, go check it out…read more https://youtu.be/UPpJcG8nWyQ

My cousin introduced me to this little hidden gem. I am glad…read moreshe did! There is a bit of everything I will be going back. It's just a fun lil place.

Want some authentic filipino food and lechon? (Sadly they didn't have when we went). This is the…read moreplace to go in Texas!

July might not have been the best month to come to an outdoor market! It was super hot, of course,…read morebut we still had a lot of fun! I would recommend an ice cream or popsicle vendor for the summer! We opted for cold beer and wine instead ($5 each)! They have picnic tables and live music. We made necklaces/bracelets out of copper, at the "make and take" metal workshop! That was a lot of fun and they turned out pretty cute! The vendors mainly had jewelry and clothing. There was also a few food vendors. We had a great time, I am excited for next time. I might wait a few months to go again, when the weather cools down!