I'm not sure how long this flea market has been open, but it was new to me and my husband in…read moreJanuary 2018 when we stopped in. It's quite full and has a wide range of merchandise, but you can tell it's still pretty new. Prices overall are very good and the store space is the cleanest it has been in many years (we have previously visited this storefront as many other businesses). I found a couple of small "can't live without it" items and will definitely be back occasionally. I really hope they do well here.

I was excited to spot a new flea market/antique shop in the old Bicycle Specialist location on…read moreHodgdon Lane (near Roper Kia and across from North Park Mall). It's owned by a Scottish fellow and his wife, so they went with a really fun Scottish theme & tartan everywhere...although small, it's definitely a cheerier version of the standard antique mall with dreary stalls. Debra is incredibly friendly and welcoming! On my visit, I only found a few little treasures I couldn't leave without, but they are still in the early days and adding new vendors. Of course prices and items varied by stall, but the quality was great overall (so much neat stuff!) and prices seemed fair, especially on home furnishings. I will definitely add Tartan Traders to my rotation for secondhand shopping trips!

I didn't find this "antique and or thrift" store to be anything spectacular. If I are into older…read moretoys then this is for you. I just thought it was just junk.

This is a pureblooded antique store. It is JUST antiques. No secondhand anything. No clothes, no…read moreboard games unless they're 40+ years old. I didn't see a single dvd or vhs in any of their booths. Not even anything from the NES era. If you're looking for electronic collectibles like me this place is a hard pass. If you're looking for knick knacks from the 1960s they have that in spades.

Wonderful selection of merchandise. Very clean and the employees are great. They are very…read moreattentive.

Yikes. Have to agree with the other two reviews for this place. 90% of what is sold here is junk…read more And it's pretty gross. But, there are two hidden gems here. If you're interested in rocks and gems, there is a stall in the back with a sign that says: "rocks and minerals". The man who owns it used to own a rock or a jewelry store back in the day and as a result has a lot of good stock. (He also sells coins, for those who collect those.)He was helpful and a pleasure to shop with and I look forward to visiting his stall again. Another stall, not too far from his sells vintage photographs. He had a interesting collection but unfortunately did not buy anything since my partner, who was showing me around the area planned to take me to their favorite spot for vintage photos. The reason I am giving this place two stars is not because of those two vendors. What they're doing is legit. I am giving this place two stars on the account of the other stalls carrying junk and that the environment could do some touch up. But then again it's a flea market so maybe that's asking too much. Tip: I would advise taking cash with you and not running your card.

They really have done a lot of work making the place look good. But it still has that flea market…read moreodor that gets in your clothes.

This is neat miniature antique mall tucked behind Dollar General on 32nd Street. I didn't realize…read moreit was here for years and stopped in recently. While it was very fun to browse and the woman at the counter was nice and talkative, I don't think the booths are organized or clean enough for the prices a lot of them are charging. I saw a package of Coca-Cola stickers for $9.99! One package! That's just too much. There are definitely some good deals but you REALLY have to be willing to hunt. Some of the booths literally just have crap piled on the floor. And watch out! If you break it, you buy it! Even if it was teetering atop a pile of dusty baskets and baby dolls! I do think it's worth it to stop in just for the sheer enjoyment of looking inside. Just be warned that you're unlikely to be able to look at everything safely. I do want to mention - I LOVE that they have shopping baskets! Every antique mall should provide these and so few do!

Been a vendor there for 10 years , Owners Bonnie & Mike…read moreKelly are great !!! Very well organized booths and a nice variety of products available for sale

This is a great antique mall except for the layout. There are a lot of hidden alleys and corners…read morewith booths tucked away where you can't find them unless you look, and the place is huge! There's a massive variety here with prices that are kind of high but not totally unreasonable. It's fun to look around but we didn't end up buying anything this time.

Great antique mall with over 200 vendors. Make sure you are not in a hurry, it takes a while to…read moresee it all. Great variety.

This unfortunately is no longer open for business. I wish we had known before we went.read more

Nice little shop that has a bunch of smalls, toys, collectibles. Owner is a good guy, talked for a…read morewhile. Worth the stop if in the area.

I'm not sure how long Fishing 4 Junk has been in business, but I've noticed it just during Summer…read more2017 when driving toward the Kansas state line on West 7th Street. It's just past Schifferdecker Park. This is a small, no frills flea market and fishing supply shop. I don't fish, so I have no idea how well-equipped they are but you may find it intriguing if you like fishing. While their store and antique/miscellaneous selection is pretty small, I found a couple of neat items with low prices, as did my husband. Hopefully this place will thrive! There's a barn just west of the store marked "Auction Fridays at 6:30" and it seems to be connected to this business. Unfortunately I don't have all of the details, but if you like shopping random flea market merchandise (or fishing supplies) I'd say it's well worth a quick stop as you pass through the area. Signage indicates they do take credit/debit cards, but no checks.