Today we spent a good portion of our day at this market. We came during their antique extravaganza,…read morewhich my parents had not experienced before when they had come, and we had a really nice time. The antiques were old and super random, the food trucks had a really nice selection, and it was a great way to spend a cloudy Sunday. There's a pickle shop here my dad and husband waited 45 minutes in line for. My dad claims this place in here has the best pickles he's ever had in his life. The pickle shop owner took his time with each customer to see what they needed and made sure they got all they wanted. This place was surprisingly cool and I would happily come back here the next time we are in Florida. We only made our way through half of it before we decided to leave. Next time we will visit the pickle shop last.

I spent the morning at Renniger's Flea & Framers Market with friends. This was my first time there…read more We walked around and browsed many items the different vendors had to offer. Some are outside, others in a covered area and even more in an enclosed area with air conditioning. My favorites were Sunshine Printing, Kingston Kitchen and The Smoker. The people there were friendly. Sunshine Printing specializes in 3D printing. Kingston Kitchen's Lavender Infused Lemonade and Sorrel were delicious. The Smoker sells smoked meats and sides. There I purchased turkey wings. My son had one and he devoured it. I plan on returning and visiting the above mentioned vendors and perhaps making some other purchases at new favorites.

If you are expecting rows & rows of vendors & food trucks galore then this mkt is not for you.Its…read morebeen a Florida mkt for years.You can find a little treasure,prices are fair & usually the vendors bargain.There is walking & plenty of it.Mid winter has the most vendors where as summer the vendors slack off like all other mkts in the area.A good little stop over.I find something every time I go

Small but genuine. Alot of stuff that one wonders why they put the effort in to bring the stuff…read morethere. Cordial vendors who seemed more to be hanging out than anything else, making a sale on rusty bike or scratched non stick pan would just be a bonus.

We wanted to check out some antique or vintage shops/malls in Mount Dora area a little after the…read moreholidays. This was one of the locations that came up - the antique center does have stalls open during the week aside from the outdoor market they have outside the facility on Sundays. Similar to some of the other antique malls or multi-stall stores I've been to, there are different stalls that are rented out by different vendors that sell different items. Depending on when you visit, some may not be open for business and will be roped off or have signs saying when they will be open next. We did go when some folks were still off for the holidays, which resulted in a handful of closed stalls, but a good number of the locations were open to wander and shop. Some of the stalls sell vintage and retro items and others like the large toy/doll stall on one of the ends sell deadstock collectible items. I think there's something there for everyone - I saw booths for books, dolls, collectibles, old wartime items, jewelry, and home decor. Pricing does vary for each of the booths and items. Some may run some deals and they will have signs to call out what is on sale in their booth. I did not purchase anything, but I believe if the owner of the booth is not present, you can go to one of the desks throughout the center and ask the folks working there to assist with purchases or for unlocking locked cabinets to see something. There was a decent amount of parking when I went, but if you do go during the outside market on Sundays, I suspect you'd want to go early to get a spot.

The Renninger's Antique Center has both indoor and outdoor stand alone shops featuring a variety of…read moreantique items. My friends and I saw a lot of beautiful and interesting pieces. Most items are set a high selling price.

Great FIRST visit today!…read more The line to get in... yes, the cars were lined up to get in the parking lot...moved quickly. I honestly didn't mind paying a buck for parking! LOTS of vendors...WIDE VARIETY to choose from...GOOD PRICES... FRIENDLY folks all around!! With Big Top Flea Market closing soon, HAPPY to see we still have a QUALITY FLEA MARKET to visit! Keep up the GOOD WORK!!!

We came here with family the day after Christmas. We never would have found this market on our own…read more Off the main road, you have to drive on a winding dirt road until you reach the parking lot. They charge a dollar to park. Due to the timing, not all the booth spaces were occupied. We spent about a half hour walking around checking out the folks that were there. There weren't many folks shopping. The vendors are on grass and dirt. You have to be a bit careful walking around as there are many dips and holes in the ground. There was one produce vendor. We got some lovely huge radishes from them for only $1. Most of the other vendors were clothing, tools and accessories, jewelry and a couple household items. One vendor had a mix of antiques, junk, and collectibles. I did find a gal selling some miscellaneous items on a side table -- just to get rid of them at 50 cents apiece. From her, I bought a lovely sheesham wood box that had been spray painted silver. I'll use this for an art project. I also got a pretty silver and black bracelet. So, two bargains for just a $1. They're only open certain days. So double check before you make the trip. I imagine in season -- and not after a holiday -- that there are more vendors, and it would be more worthwhile. I'm still glad we got to go. Always like checking out the different markets and thrifts.

Either there's another tiny, broken down, dirty flea market in this area, or theyve awarded…read morethemselves two more stars. We drove out yesterday (web says open Fri-Sun) and could swear the sign said 5star. Either way, the gps said we were there. And its a dump. We drove thru & left quickly. Dont waste your time.

Most of vendors sell used stuff at high prices, looks dirty place and smaller as I thoughtread more

OBT Flea Market is a flea market that has definitely seen better days and the items they offer are…read morenothing impressive. So why did I give them five stars. For one reason. The food vendors here offer some amazing good. Here you will find some of the best representations of Latin food. Whether it be tacos, pupusas or so many other types of food, it is not only represented here, but that representation is stellar. I would definitely recommend a visit here to try some of this stellar food.

If you want to do something this weekend and have some free time, you should check out the OBT Flea…read moremarket! While you are at it, there is tons of authentic Mexican delicacies such as aguas frescas, mangonadas, pupusas, tacos de birria, shops, jewelry, plant shops and more. I have tried several food spots in here but I have to say my new favorite is going to be Pollos Asados al Carbon. To start off, the owner treats you like family, jokes around with you, the music choice is mainly ranchera music, which makes me feel like I am back home in my hometown of Monterrey Mexico. The chicken is well cooked on the grill right in front of you. I swear I thought I was with my friends having a cook out with everyone just having a good time. They bring it to your table, the 1/2 chicken comes with rice and beans for 2 and salad, cebollita, chile asado, and they supply a homemade salsa that tastes so incredibly authentic. I am serious I was impressed about how good the food was. You will not regret this spot, it checked all my boxes.

It's a tourist driven flea market. As my dear Queen Bee slash birthday girl likes flea markets,…read morethrift stores, etc. I figured we'd come here to whet her appetite. There are 200+ stalls in the place selling everything from soup to nuts. One has to be the latter to show up in a weekend day or even any day during high tourist season. Since we aren't here in such a day, nearly all the stalls are closed, meaning anyone looking to "drive" a bargain is gonna "stall" out. Speaking of stalls, there are restroom facilities scattered throughout the market. Do yourself a favor and don't spend too much time in here. Meantime a lot of what one may find in there tends toward that which the tourist would likely buy: cheap tchotchkes and mediocre merchandise of odd origin and questionable quality. Also know that the market caters heavily toward Hispanics. Place is laid out like a grid in an aluminum sided building, and there is some semblance of temp control in there. So find a pattern (say back to front, side to side), walk it and GTFO before you totally die of boredom and your wallet dies due to dollar store dysentery. Blech!

We went in building one and it was basically empty besides a few booths and sellers. Not a very…read morefamily friendly atmosphere like I was hoping for. After we were leaving we realized there was other buildings so maybe those would be better than we experienced.

CLOSED ! I had a personal interaction with this business, I drove an hour to their front door and…read morepounded my dashboard in rage.

Great bargins open each weekend and can find almost anything you are looking for.read more

This was one of the antique malls/centers my family and I went to one day after the holidays while…read morespending a day in Mount Dora. It's near the restaurant that was converted from an old gas station. There was a good amount of parking for the mall when I went in the late afternoon. This is another location where vendors rent space in the mall and sell their goods under one roof. Any purchases are taken to the front to be rung up and paid for. This one was a bit more organized in the respective stalls and had a good balance of collectibles, home decor, clothing, accessories, and miscellaneous items. I personally saw more retro or modern items in the booths this time versus true antiques or vintage items I feel. Staff were friendly and welcoming to everyone in there.

We came to this store February this year because of an great experience we had over a decade ago…read morewhile exploring Mount Dora. There is a large selection of items; from furniture to jewelry to Disney to stained glass lamps to Beanie Babies! You can spend a lot or a little. It seems like there are endless vendors. We were exploring for at least an hour but you could spend hours in this maze! Lots of breakable items close to one another so I wouldn't recommend bringing younger children. Lovely for adults! The only real negative was that one of the ladies working at the counter was having a very loud conversation about a customer that she was very annoyed with for at least 10 minutes. It was a felt a little uncomfortable because you could hear it throughout the antique mall. That took away from the charm a bit. When checking out though, both of the ladies were super sweet and did a great job wrapping everything up. I'd definitely recommend stopping by, whether you're in the mood to browse and relax from a busy day or actively looking for things to add to a collection. Lots of parking. Go out and try looking for some treasures!

Lake Helen is a quant little town that just does it right, every Saturday they have a market that…read moreis fun to go visit, there is an Empanada truck, a guy who sells car iron skillets and sorts, a tool guy, a wood worker, etc. It's fun, you might find something you need but you'll definitely meet great people!

Clothes, household, pets, jewelry, something for everyone. Fresh veggies for sale. Raw honeyread more