We arrived there on a mission for a certain item, and we asked a vendor and told us to go to Miss…read moreBetty's and we did and we were successful!! People are all so nice best flea market in Myrtle area!! Great value and selection!! Thanks

What a bust!! Went on a Friday morning and there were fewer than 10 vendors open. No service, no…read moreselection and no values!!

G's Jewelry Repair......... this review is for an Awesome store that is on your immediate right as…read moreyou go in the double doors directly in front of where you pay the $1.00 entry fee into the Flea Market. I had been looking around in Sanford and Spring Lake, NC for a jewelry repair to fix a silver charm for me without any luck. I was able to walk into G's and found someone doing actual in store jewelry repair!!! He had my charm repaired and ready for me to wear on my chain in about 30 minutes. I was thrilled! He is skilled, very professional, everyone is friendly and reasonably priced. I'm so glad I found this store and if you have jewelry repair needs, this is why I'm writing this, to help you.

Good bargains. Clean atmosphere. The staff and people are friendly I shop there almost every…read moreweekend

Been coming here for over a decade and a half. I absolutely LOVE this flea market! This place was a…read morestaple of my childhood... The flea market is by far my favorite place in Myrtle Beach

What a cool inside/outside flea market with tons of cool shops including a restaurant store and…read moretasty Mexican spot We love shopping here I'll be back

This is a great hidden gem. It's a barn like building filled with individual stalls with resale…read moreitems curated by artists or homemade items. You never know what you'll find. Personally I found some excellent homemade soap and an antique desk with a stool. Fun place to browse and possibly find treasure!

I love coming here and looking at everything, there's so much to look at I could spend all day here…read morejust going through everything once. There's never been a time where I didn't find at least something that I wanted, and I absolutely love the Dale Earnhardt section and the bags. There's something there for everyone and I could never get tired of looking around.

It's... kinda fun, I guess…read more This isn't a flea market in the way that *I* define a flea market... it's really more so like, an indoor Goodwill where vendors can purchase space, if that makes sense. That is to say, there's not a TON of good stuff here. I did get some amazing candles from Green Sea Candle (the woman who makes them traveled from miles away) and will definitely return here sooner or later just for those! They smell incredible, and my purchase came with a free homemade car freshener that also smells just like pumpkin pie dangling from my windshield. I also got two purple goblets from some random vendor, and they were kinda cool for the vision I have for my future dining room. Would I frequent this every weekend -- no. It's not that big of an event. But I'm happy I went and checked it out.

A fun little flea market that offers the pretty much what you would expect from a place like this…read more There is a bakery inside which offers a fair assortment of treats and a few sandwiches. I got a nice RFID wallet at a great price, to replace the current one that was getting worn out. Word of advice, if you hate over the top pushy sales folks you might want to avoid the AVON shop. The lady who worked that counter would fit right in as a used car sales person.

This place is AMAZING. First the shop owner is a very cool guy who is very friendly and fair. Love…read morewhen the shop owners of these kinds of places are friendly. It can make or break me liking a place. This place is literally a treasure hunt. Stuff is everywhere but clear paths to go down and easy to get to almost everything. He has ALOT of stuff. Tools, antiques, furniture, chests, art, toys, vintage fishing gear, chairs, old film stuff. And ALOT MORE that's just me thinking of stuff I saw. I got a really nice chest/old wooden tool box that would of easily cost me over 100 back home or at an upscale over priced antique shop. He was willing to negotiate with me on price (even tho his price as marked was very fair.) All his stuff from what I could see if very fairly priced and like i said he is willing to work on prices with you. If you enjoy Bergen hunting , going to flea markets or thrift stores TRUST me, this is a MUST STOP.

N/DM CM. Definitely a treasure hunting place. This is definitely a place where you have walk…read moreslowly and dig. Love places like this. There is lots of stuff. Antique vintage tools electronics toys ceramic porcelain knickknacks and more. Prices seem reasonable AND Owner is willing to negotiate. Walk away with such a deal.

Best Flea market in the area…read more They have a variety of small business selling a variety of things. Anything from candles, crystals, clothes, home decor, party supplies and so much more. They have a good variety of food options here as well. Fruteria stands, home made ice cream, fresh coconut, fresh papitas and fresh Chicharrones just to name a few. Defiantly a fun weekend activity for the family.

The signs say the flea market opens at 7 AM. We were there at 9 AM. Only about 15% of the areas…read morewere open. Almost every table was either covered with cloth or netting. The areas that were opened was either Hispanic western wear, a few tables with religious items, statues, and candles, and other random finds. They say one man's junk is another man's treasure. I'm sure if everything was opened this would be a great place. And since the majority of the flea market was closed, it was a waste of our trip. I would not recommend.

My husband found this shop a few miles from our house when he made a wrong turn and, after seeing…read morethe old signs displayed outside, knew I would love it. Sure enough, the shop is straight out of American Pickers, full of rust and patina--everything lovingly used. I had been desperately searching for a dark wooden cabinet with glass doors for the six months I've lived in Fayetteville, browsing craigslist every day and flea marketing on the weekends. I found one within 10 seconds of walking in the door of Back-N-The Day. For $40! I was ecstatic. The owner, who was friendly from the moment we walked through the door, gave me a good deal on a porcelain pitcher that I bought along with it by taking $5 off both items, and he helped us carry the cabinet to our car, even measuring to make sure it would fit for us. The shop houses stacks of furniture, old Pepsi and Coke machines and paraphernalia, gasoline collectibles, vintage art and frames, old tools and cookware, and bits of everything imaginable. It's quite a maze, and really invites those in search of a discovery.

I've been a loyal shopper for years. Love the guys! I can always find something I need or want at…read moretheir store! Stop in and say hi, they would love to see ya!