Great thrift shop with kind people for a beautiful cause and awesome finds! Definitely would…read morerecommend!

An awesome thrift shop whose proceeds go towards the Humane Society....how could I NOT give this…read moreplace 5 stars??!! I really love coming here whenever I can, you never know what kind of treasures you might find, and if in doubt about something, I just get it anyways knowing that the money I spend here goes towards helping out homeless kitties and puppies...a solid win in my book! They have limited hours because they are volunteer-run, but are open on Wednesdays, Saturdays, and Sundays from 11-3pm. When you drive up, the thrift store is to the right of the main Humane Society entrance doors, and you will see the racks of clothes and books and kids stuff just waiting to be rummaged through! They usually have lots of clothes, shoes, and various household wares, but you can really get almost anything here depending on what people have donated. During the holidays, they have great festive items as well. If you go downstairs, this area is for furniture that has been donated, such as desks, bookshelves, tables, even beds! If you are in a browsing mood, this is definitely the place! Their prices are wonderful as well...a few dollars for most clothes items, and the same for household wares. Sometimes nice shoes or appliances are $10 or $15, but everything is heavily discounted and I have always left here feeling like I scored! One day I got a punching bag for the whopping price of $5, and I saw legit backpacking backpacks with external frames for very cheap! No matter what you are after, or if you don't even know what you need, the No-Flea Boutique is the place to look for it! Definitely go here for a great second-hand shopping experience! I love it!

Mostly local vendors with unique products! Everyone was very pleasant and great locationread more

Absolutely worth the trip if you are in Old San Juan on a Saturday morning. Good food and lots of…read morelocal ingredients and things you will not find anywhere else. The vendors were all friendly and informative and not at all pushy to sell. Almost too laid back in a way.

This is a clean place within an upscale mall where you can sit comfortably and eat good food at…read morereasonable prices. Without being rushed. How terrific is that? And how rarely seen?

An amazing Farmer's Market with all types of produce made directly from people on the Island. This…read moreplace is full of local vendors who know plenty about the products they sell. What a better place to support local people selling their goods.

It was a ghost town. Maybe because it was the end of summer? I don't know. There was only one…read morevendor selling produce. Unfortunately, it wasn't fresh produce. The bananas were black and bruised, no kenepa in the peak of the season, no pineapple, mangoes...I was sad. I'll go to Ponce market.

In exploring the inner city of San Juan, far from the high-rent beach district where Spanish is a…read moresecond language, we hoofed it through the pedestrian shopping area called Paseo de Diego and came upon the indoor farmers/butchers/fish market that is a smaller version of the incomparable central market in Sao Paulo. Wandering up and down the aisles here is amazing and we ended up having the woman at this counter hacking off a hunk of roast pork with a generous pile of crackling skin for $5. Here, English is not heard or seen much but the food is outrageous. Since we weren't going to have the time to find a lechonera out in the countryside, this had to substitute. I only give El Rey four stars because when I subsequently saw some stalls with equally wonderful pork but great-looking sides, I can see why they had even longer lines. We had a car but you can get here easily from the Rio Piedras metro station.

Great selection of fruits and vegetables. Decent prices. Friendly workers. The truck is parked…read moreon the side of the road with a table set up to display that day's market. Cash only.

Open to the public every Tuesday and Thursday morning. Look for a giant truck offloading produce…read moreunder covered stands. The grocery stores are lacking in the produce dept so make sure to stop by to grab some fresh fruit and veggies. I also saw a few Amish goods... odd... Needless to stay this roadside spot is cash only.

How do describe this place, lets see, if you've been to Waikiki strip in Hawaii lets just say this…read morewould be Puerto Rico's equivalent, the flea markets I am told are on the first Sunday of every month, the venue is not that large but you can't miss it driving down, the white canopies are a dead giveaway, it is located in the middle of everything, you have the hotels on both sides, large water fixture on the left hand side with timed sprays and waterfall walkway that you can't walk on haha guard whistles you down also a fairly large decorative water fixture again you can't climb or dip your feet in or you will be whistled otherwise The right hand side you have some chain spots two ice cream places I know Ben and Jerry's was one followed by small restaurants. Dead center is the flea market and behind the flea market is the opening to the beach The flea market has an inviting front vendor called indice or indicepr serving up whole hog lechon, finally got my fix of lechon where they offer the skin, I will review this vendor later in detail, inside the canopy's there are small vendors, churrasco types, guacho types, honey, pastries, hand rollled cigar makers onsite, jewelry makers and several other vendors under this fairly large tent Very interesting spot to hit up when your in the area, again first Sunday of the month not every Sunday Try this place out you may find something you need or want Price - depends on what your buying food was moderately priced Service ***** Ambiance *****

This outdoor market is amazing. From the moment I saw the roasting pig at the interest I knew this…read morewas the place I needed to be. There were samples everywhere. Artwork, hand rolled cigars, local food and drink, mojitos, sangria, plants, produce, pretty much everything you can imagine was here. Local businesses came out to sell their merchandise. When the residents come out and stand in line you know it's good. Everyone was very patient while we stumbled through our spanish and we helped them with english. I got a lot of gifts while I was at the market and the drinks were awesome. It was great!!!

I discovered this gem when researching organic farms on St. Croix. ARTfarm has delicious produce…read moreand a lot of variety. Today I picked up some fresh chicken eggs, basil, watermelon, figs, radish, dandelion, lettuce, & melon. When I arrived at 10:20 there was already a line formed. Highly recommend!

From the owner: We are a small family farm, and we specialize in organically grown high quality salad greens,…read moretomatoes, fresh herbs and flowers, cooking greens, onions and sweet potatoes, sweet corn, pineapple, local fruits and more. We grow with the seasons and without pesticides, so not everything is available all the time. The farmstand hours are seasonal. It's advisable to arrive a few minutes before we open for the best selection. Generally speaking we are open Saturday mornings from 10am to 12 noon, and add other days of the week when our produce is most abundant. (Our 'high' growing season is December through May, and our slowest time of year is in August - November.) Check our Facebook Page or website for current hours, or call us. Visitors are welcome during farmstand hours, and farm tours are available by appointment. We're located on the South Shore Road (Route 62) between Ha'Penny and the Boy Scout Camp (due south of Gallows Bay as the crow flies). Check us out online for the latest listing of farmstand produce available -- go to Facebook, or visit us at our website and sign up there for email updates delivered right to your box.