Me & The Flea Market

a different feel than most, worth a visit for sure

Lots of things here, loved it.

5 star review

We had fun looking around.

Lots of varieties of items. Definitely worth your time to visit.

Really amazing place! A bit of everything! Great prices on everything very unique finds! I would definitely come back!!

It was so nice seeing some booths that had actual quality antiques and typical flea market items at good prices! Also… those cookies by the register were GOOD! The red velvet ones were THE BEST! Staff was super friendly as well! Might go back just to buy more cookies!

The store was large with a lot to choose from. When I walked in, there was an older woman, maybe 40, who promptly told me I had to leave because I had my service dog. I then informed her she legally could not refuse me service based on my dog. She let me know I would scare the customers and I needed to show proof that she knows the ADA laws.( She obviously did not)I quickly informed her there is no such documentation required in the USA and she was misinformed. I do have a tag made for my dog with a photo ID so people are aware of what he is. The woman then talked very loudly again, insisting I leave because I would scare her customers. I quickly told her she was discriminating against people with service animals. Saying I'm going to scare someone and causing the fiasco she was could trigger someone with PTSD into a full-blown episode. I have never been so singled out... I felt terrible and angry. All I wanted to do was shop with my mom. She then let me know the business is privately owned, so she can refuse me service because of my dog. I let her know she could not, as she is legally allowed to ask me two questions: A. Is it a service dog? B. What is its task? and nothing else. She abruptly demanded I show a license or note? I said there is no such thing but showed her his ID anyways. I then abruptly told her the law once more, and she very rudely looked me in the face and told me I made my point as if I was the one who started all of it. There was a younger woman also working with brown hair, I would say in her mid-twenties. She found me in the store and genuinely apologized. She was also puzzled at the situation and told me she would be telling the owner. She did make me feel better, and I appreciate the kindness. When checking out, a younger man came in, probably 30, was as sweet as he could be, complimented my SA, and we left. But to be clear such situations like this can really turn a business upside down if happening to the wrong person. The young woman did the best she could to rectify the situation. To the woman who caused such a fuss this is from the ADA.  "Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requires businesses to make reasonable modifications to their policies and practices to accommodate people with disabilities. " Just because you can't physically see a disability you don't get to act the way you did. And not to mention the dog you so singled out has been in training for 20months.

Came in 10 min before closing to be told I have 5 min. I reminded her the hr stated in the door. We knew what we were looking for and me and my hubby split up to make it faster. She continued to argue with us about closing the doors. We planed to not be long but felt like was very rude about the situation. After all that we left after going thru in record time for her to closed the doors 3 min early. I wish it could of been handled a little more professionally since the store is a very cool store to see with true antiques. Srry to say.. we have decided to continue to look other places.

This is a fun place to treasure hunt. Has a good variety of antique, vintage, and contemporary items with individual booths and therefore, a variety of pricing; some good and some a little high (usually still market value). I found a couple great bohemian and mid century items and my husband snagged some vintage skinny ties. I was looking for vintage clothing but there was more modern clothes (plaids and t-shirts) and a smattering of vintage. Things definitely aren’t curated or well-organized but this means that each booth has the potential to have a treasure and you’ll have to sift through things you’re not interested in. The staff was helpful and friendly when we wanted to look in a locked case. Bathroom that requires asking for the key and not very pleasant but if you gotta go.… Just passing through the city and glad we made the stop.