Great American Flea Market & Antique Mall

I went to this flea market on a Friday afternoon and only about 50% of the shops were open. That being said, the shops that were open had lots of great items at mostly reasonable prices.

The building was comfortable and the people were friendly. The shops that were closed mostly housed very specific things (phone cases, couponers overflow items, clothes), so it wasn't a big deal.

Overall good experience and I will definitely go back!

Decent place to find little treasures, get a massage, maybe a haircut and a delicious Mexican lunch in one stop. Lots of vendors selling anything and everything from parakeets to clothes to anime collectibles to antiques to stuff that literally looks like it was pulled out of a daycare trash bin. There are opportunities to negotiate prices with most of the vendors.

Marginal variety, run down facility. Not sure what I was expecting, but I guess a lot more with how much the radio commercials hype it up.

Depending on what you look for, it's trash and treasure. If you are looking for cheap imports, they are there, on the inside. If you are looking for something that could be in anyone's old junk and DON'T MIND getting upside down in a box of who-knows in order to potentially find it, outside is your place. I collect and deal in various antiques and collectables and NEVER go home empty handed. All you have to do is hunt. This isn't an antique mall where the high end items you are hunting are behind glass and over priced, they are in the bottom of a tub that looks on the surface to be VHS tapes. Get in there, you're treasure is waiting. And I'm right behind you...

This is a great flea market with alot of booths and cool stuff. You can find nice new clothing, dresses, phone cases, tablet cases furniture and much more. Friday theres not alot of venders open but saturday and sunday its packed you can barley find parking sometimes. I would highly recomend visiting this flea market you never know what treasures you will find out there.

On occasion - this very dirty place does have items wife or I might want.

There are booths we frequent. Usually massage related.

There are booths we avoid every single time.

The top two worst;

1. One sells huge amt of junk (electronics) near the cafe. The problem here is that he is selling stuff that is old or not mint shape, for retail pricing.

I remember seeing a WII and he was selling it for same as Bestbuy and w/no warranty.. I would never ever pay retail on such crap.

I have been very vocal to him that he is selling his junk at really dumb pricing.. and thats why he still has yet to sell some items after years of observation.


2. Another booth has cool stuff, but has it packed so tightly that you litterally cannot walk around in the booth without accidentally breaking something.
I nearly broke stuff twice.. and told him why.. and I advised him I will never pay for breakage per how he rigged his booth..
He tried to kick me out.. but Im twice as big as he is and I threatened to call the cops on him.

If you want trash.. go for it.. Nearly in all cases you can go garage sale or estate sales and get better quality and often decent price.

We go rarely nowadays because it is truely more of a trash dump that a truely ok place to find bargains.

Huge variety of items. Booths indoors, outdoors and on both sides of Admiral. You can find almost anything here. Last time I was there, there was a booth indoors selling a live giant tortoise and other exotic animals. Very large flea market so expect to spend a good amount of time.

There is nothing great about this place. They should definitely change the name of it because it's not an antique mall. All we could see in the mall was overpriced flea market junk. It was a big waste of time to even stop there.