Mine family we always go to sell outside vendor and there is very rude white girl with pink hair that yell at my husband to remove tires outside we rent four spaces and she come outside very rude act like owner of the place when is not. Very rude when call to hold space with her on phone as well. She is make all mine amigos and I feel unwelcome of her aggressive personality, I not see how this go by management an is allow!! Most all vendors we are Mexican outside so this is not good way to treat customer! read more

Gunner was a great server and took excellent care of us. 5 star service. Can't wait to return.

Cheap enough to get into the place but vendors prices are very high. In this age of google, vendors have gone through their stuff with a fine tooth comb and sell the rest for whatever they see the eBay sell price. We found better deals for Nike shoes across the highway at the outlet mall. It's still a little entertaining but not many great deals. I like the one in Dayton more. Many vendors don't speak English so it's difficult to haggle. read more

It's not really my place to trash this place too much. It is what it is..a dirty flea market. Not really my kind of place but there is an entire culture of people who either come here weekly or work here. It wouldn't be right for me to completely tear this place apart when it's in general not this kind of place that caters to me. I usually come here once every couple of months looking for DVDs, or old school video games, or just random vintage/nostalgic items. It's usually pretty good for that but there have been times where I have left empty handed. Admittedly, when I first moved here this place scared the crap out of me. I was not really brought up in this type of "flea market" culture. The people here freaked me out, the type of booths they had freaked me out..the entire area of nothing but guns really freaked me out. Over the years I've come to appreciate this place for what it is. In general the people who sell stuff here are genuinely nice people. They're usually eager to talk and barter with you for a sale. I'm not really a fan of that type of commerce (and you know, I just don't like talking to people in general), but I have ended up with good deals here in the past. read more

Treasure Aisles Flea Market - Flea Markets Near Me - Monroe, Ohio

Now *this* is a flea market. The interior sections are laid out similar to other flea markets. There is a main corridor with several wings branching off. The interior was nice, attractive, and clean. My only negative is, like many others, several of the booths have become "mini-stores" that do not offer anything more than what might be found at regular stores or online. The "meat and potatoes" of this place, IMO, is the exterior lots and spaces. On my visit, the place was very crowded (which I love at a flea market) and there were two, very long, solid aisles of grade-A, flea market merchandise. It was all used or old. This is where I like to find hidden treasures. This was my favorite part. I paid $1 to park. My only negative would be that I might be disappointed during inclement weather because the amount of lots outside would be little or none. read more

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I used to spend all my money here buying Nintendo NES games way back in the early 2000's. I even tried selling at the flea market on several occasions. However their vendor prices are way way way to high. If I recall it is $20 outside and $40 inside (for the smallest booth) per day! And they are only open on the weekends. If they were open 7 days a week then a vendor would be paying at least 600/month which is highway robbery. What's worse is that they charge for people to come browse. I used to be able to get in for free but now it seems they are catching on and charging people just to come in. That's very very greedy and unacceptable. TLDR Treasure Aisles used to be cool but now it's poor. read more

This place is not vendor friendly! Refused to allow any vendors to open on Black Friday, and the business says they are open until 5pm weekend days but there own shops such as coffee shops and food vendors close by 3pm and then most of the vendors are going by 4pm so if you want to shop you better go between 10am and 4 because most of the vendors don't show up on time do want they want ! And most are in their own click and if your not a part of that they try to push you out, but there is nobody running this place and inmates run the penitentiary! read more

There is a $2 fee but this seems to be the normal thing for flea markets. Upon entering, the first thing I noticed was the condition of the parking lot. Yikes. The potholes are gigantic and deep. If someone drives through there and isn't paying attention, it will be bad news bears. There aren't parking spaces, it's more of a "get in where you fit in" parking situation. That sucks because some folks cannot park very well and it is really obvious. 99% of the outside stuff looked straight up garbage picked and the sellers was pricing that junk as if it was new. I am an avid thrifter and the prices of the trash pickin's here was beyond anything even a thrift store would charge. For example, there was one unit that was selling a 10 to 12 year old Macbook. The parts that was supposed to be white was dark yellow, 3 letter keys didn't work and the cursor skipped across the screen disappearing and reappearing every few seconds. I asked out of curiosity what she was selling it for -$175 is what she wantee but she would take $150. I nope'd out of there. Another vendor was selling 3 guitars, each had the price crossed out and a new one written under it. Still charging an amount equal to a brand new one and more than a used one at a pawn shop would charge. One was fairly decently priced, I walked up on it and seen it had a completely warped body. That to me renders it absolutely useless, the cost to have the body repaired or replaced on top of the purchase price would cost more than buying a brand spanking new higher quality, brand named guitar. The inside wasn't any better, vendors tend to watch you like a hawk and some even follow people arouns as if they are going to steal, it's kind of insulting but I can see where they are coming from on the other hand. I am sure they have dealt with theives but it's annoying to feel pressed when you aren't even touching anything. This is when I turn right around, look at the vicious vendor and walk out. No thanks. The only vendor I liked wasn't an American and I won't insult him by trying to guess where he was from but if you go here his shop is definatly worth your time, he was polite, he didn't monitor everyone nor did he stalk people. The man had reasonably priced items. Cute brand new women's wallets for $5, Purses for $12, hair accessories for $1-$3, and big toy packs my 6 year old boy liked for $6. There was a lot more but those was the items we bought. This man had the busiest unit in the place and I could see why. The prices was exactly what you would expect at a flea market and he wasn't selling someone elses trash at a super, suuuuper high price. Kudos to that vendor for making the trip there worth it (my rainbow elephant wallet is epic). Single-handedly, that shop was the only reason for 2 stars and it was the only place we bought anything after walking through the entire inside and outside. I personally prefer Trader's World. Some vendors at Trader's have prices like Treasures but the vendor will at least be nicer about ripping you off. read more

After leaving this flea market, I knew instantly why it was pirate themed. Th we treasures were endless. As a semi professional self proclaimed picker, I was able to find many items that I can easily flip. The fiance wasnt in the pirate spirit. She found a chair in the snack bar to play on instagram or whatever girls do on there. read more

No no no NEVER AGAIN. While Traders World is of the same category, it's much better than this place. Go to Traders World if you're looking for a miscellaneous adventure of browsing junk. Everything is so dirty. Even the air. There is not much to see...most of it is largely disorganized and dirty. I wasn't a huge fan of Traders World either, but it's much better than this place. If the Cincinnati outlet mall wasn't nearby, I doubt this place would have any business at all. Darn my curiosity! read more

I wasn't really impressed with this place and actually a little disappointed with my first visit to the flea market. The only good thing about my visit was the gun show...and even that wasn't all that great. I felt like I had just showed up to a garage sale after all of the good stuff was already gone. I kind of wish I had gone to Trader's World across the street instead, as was recommended to me. Oh I did have some good bourbon chicken though, albeit a little overpriced for just coming from a truck... read more

I recently visited Treasure Aisles Flea Market. The food was good. We had a philly cheesesteak and it was DELICIOUS! Not what you'd think from a typical flea market offering. We stopped in to the outside booths and there was a lot of unique, diamond in the rough, items. There was a guy on stage, Wild Forrest Blakkberri and he was great! Lots and lots of shops with all different kinds of stuff. I'll be back! read more

Reserved a spot on Tuesday to sell this weekend. When I arrived at 6:30 am the spot i paid to reserve had been taken. Management refused to do anything about the problem! I will take my Business else where! SELLERS BEWARE!!!!!!! read more

We've been to Treasure Aisles before, but it really seems to have gone downhill in the last year or two. Lots of clothing and boot places, some toys and used video games and a lot of junk. No furniture, crafts, etc. Save yourself the time of walking through this place and just go to Trader's World instead. It's loads better and bigger. read more

The only good shop here was the wrestler shop in aisle 4... WWE Heaven! Other than that the place was filled with junk... Unless you're looking to buy hygiene products. But who goes to a flea market for cheap shampoo??? read more

Well was not impressed with the people. Could use a sales class. Meet and greet your customers. Be awake in your booth. Only a couple people actually talked to us. Be in your booth . Not closed sell things for what they are worth . Going to see lady in isle 3 with perfume very nice to us .Best part of visit. There was cool things to see and buy there . read more

A great outdoor flea market! We have found so many great things there! Vintage toys to odds and ends. They have an outdoor and an indoor section. You'll have better luck haggling with the outdoor people. Even if you don't buy anything, you will still be entertained by people watching. There are some serious mutants walking around up there. read more

the food court smelled like fish oil that had been left on the back burner for about a century, and it was plenty weird. so all in all, it was exactly what i expected of a flea market. read more

Since the new owner has taken over I think her name is Rebecca, the place has gone down hill than before the previious owner. Its her to compete with Traders world but this place still needs something worth coming for. Horrible staff, Music, Management, Products, and to much to name. If your looking for great deals on things besides junk go across the street! read more

Real fleamarket shoppers will find this place a disappointment. I know I did. Bargain hunters shop outside vensors to" junk pick" antiques, collectables, toys,tools, books and misc. items. Real fleamarketers go to thru the buildings last if at all. Most of Treasured Aisles are inside buildings with stalls or "stores" where the mark up on junk is no bargain. (They have to pay their inside rent somehow.) For example some of the stalls sell fake designer purses for approx. 40.00 and higher. You can get a real Rustic Cortoure purse at Walgreens for about 35.00. This place is no bargain hunters paradise. They need more outside vendors and inside "stores" need to lower their prices. I doubt I will ever go back. On the plus side it is slightly better than Traders World. read more