While in a shop on Bedford Ave, a sales associate mentioned that this was a great place to check out. Even on a rainy day, I had no trouble finding the market as its marked by a huge sign encircled by large flashing light bulbs. Upon entry I was slightly overwhelmed--in a good way! There were dozens of booths with multiple artists and vintage/consignment sellers, each with their own individual style. Personally, I wish there were more vintage/consignment booths but I am also not in Brooklyn regularly so they might have more depending on the week. All in all, definitely a great place to check out! read more

independent designers. curated vintage. food. it's what they do. and everyone there does it well. shop local, bitches! read more

I would have preferred a greater variety of stalls. There were tons of jewelry places, which is great, and I liked the aesthetic, but not enough "art" vendors, though I guess you could argue jewelry is art. Also, space is kind of tight, like bumping heinies with the shopper in back of you tight. read more

I go here for the record guy and the t-shirts up in the front. The vinyl is always in great condition and the selection varies from rockabilly to hippity hop. I go straight to the disco, soul/R&B, and hip hop sections. Sometimes I look at the nerds who try and buy the latest Bell & Sebastian records with contempt because they always hog the listening booth a la High Fidelity. read more

Great spot to see unique items for sale. I bought a really cool beard comb here. Everyone is really friendly

i expected a little more. didn't find anything i liked here which is sad because i LOVE flea markets. maybe i'll give it another try but i think i liked Brooklyn Flea and Hells Kitchen Flea Market better. but it doesn't hurt to try this place, you never know. read more

First discovered this place when I came with a friend to Williamsburg and wanted to splurge on some thrift shopping. A lady who apparently had a very cute British accent approached us and handed us a flyer/card and we decided to check out the place. I spent a good 21 dollars on some jewelry. Great place if you want to find vintage, one of a kind sort of pieces. I bought a handcrafted ring for that was $10 dollars and 2 vintage rings for 5 and a locket for 6 dollars. I left very pleased. My friend bought a vintage watch that had the shape of a parallelogram rather than a circle or oval. They also sold cute dolls and t shirts. Canary Blue Vintage was there as well. Books were sold also, mostly they have jewelry and bags. Great place if you want to buy accessories. read more

I absolutely LOVE this place!! Went here a while ago after walking around Williamsburg... fabulous vendors with great and unique stuff. Walked away with a beautiful silver ring with a real argentine coin as the centerpiece. Today, stumbled upon it again (after forgetting about it for a while) and again so some really fabulous stuff. I pretty much wanted entirely too much to walk away with. Lucky for me, I've had to put the kabosh on shopping (hence forgetting about so many shops i love). But if you want unique stuff made by real artists at good prices, you NEED to check this place out. Def 5 stars all the way... read more

I love finding new and unique jewelry and home decor items here. You get to meet the artists themselves, hear about their inspiration, and if you are lucky enough, snag a good deal on their merchandise! I have probably bought a majority of my unique jewelry "pieces" from here because I love being able to hear the stories behind the artists' creations. This is a great place to take out-of-town friends as well because they can walk away with great souvenirs that are uniquely Brooklyn. My only criticism is that this place can get pretty expensive - but then again, you're really coming here to support local artists... read more

GREAT selection of vintage stuff, artwork, local crafts, and cool jewelry. I keep coming back for Snash Jewelry. The bracelets are simple but lovely. A lot of the stuff for sale is all on the same vibe so if it's not your style, you may strike out. It's still fun to browse! read more

It's small and VERY overpriced. There were so many people that it was almost impossible to actually shop. There are only a few vendors and while some of them had cool stuff their prices were pretty outrageous. I imagine that if this was done in a different location the prices may be a bit more reasonable but it's Williamsburg so I wasn't surprised. read more

It's hot in summer. It's weird. It's eclectic, a total crapshoot and loads of fun.I love the guy in the back who sells a million interesting books that are in good condition for $5-10. read more

Quirky, cute, cool. So many words to describe the wonderland of locally crafted jewelry, clothing, and accessories. Loved going through this place and talking to all the vendors. A goldmine for unique gifts! read more

I came here on a Saturday after noon, and it was pretty crowded. The market is indoor, and it's full of vendors selling basically all sorts of stuff ranging from accessories to clothes to vinyl records. Every vendor is unique and their products are sort of hippie and statement pieces, very representative of the Williamsburg culture. Some of them only take cash, so make sure you bring some with you instead of using the ATM in the market (it has a $2.50 transaction fee). One downside is that some of the stuff is very pricey and you can probably get them on Etsy for a cheaper price. Of course, if you want to buy something as a souvenir, this place is for that. It is a nice spot to take pictures too! read more

Must visit when in Williamsburg never EVER boring and always feel so cool being in here. Can find spunky glasses and cute jewelry or vintage whatevers. Love this place even though i don't consider myself artistic or hipster or anything along those lines. Building memories. read more

Artists & Fleas is a flea market in Williamsburg. 100 vendors offering all locally-made goods and products. Highly recommended!!

Oddly friendly artists and booth owners (this is a good thing! I'm just always surprised by lots of eye contact and smiling here). Great jewelry options. Gets super crowded by noon and onwards especially especially in the summer. Be sure to hit up smorgasborg a few blocks away when hungry. read more

Love this place!! You can find a lot of one-of-a-kind treasure in here. All the vendors are independent designer, and there r new vendors every weekend. read more

Really nice place to go for a stroll through and see some really unique wares. Lots of pretty stuff like book clocks and really funny profane jewellery. Everything is really pricey and it is very hipstery. Some of the vendors are also very paranoid about pictures because they think someone will try to copy them and start selling on etsy. read more

Very cool stuff - bought an old Underwood #10 typewriter for a good deal - something I had been looking for. Had some other unique stuff as well - lots of clothing, hand-made jewelry, pens, etc. It's in a nice part of Williamsburg with lots of shops around. Another plus of this place is they let me in with my dog which is an automatic star in my book. I recommend it especially on a rainy day. read more

Lots of funky finds here... Bought a gorgeous, handmade leather bag here and saw lots more that I wanted to buy, but couldn't afford after plunking it down for the aforementioned leather bag. If I was a dude, I would buy one of the awesome, antique-y pocket-watches sold there and rock it like it was 1899... read more

Was not air conditioned, so it was hard to stay. But there was a great mix of clothes, jewelry (ding ding ding), accessories, and home decor. AND a bathroom. Food outside too - mac and cheese, Frugan baked goods, tater tots, and more baked goods. Would consider coming back if they changed up the vendors. read more

Good place for jewely, but a bit pricey. Lots of one-of-a-kind items if you're looking for a special gift.

This is a warehouse market full of vintage and handmade goods that are very cool but extremely overpriced. Of course, it wouldn't be vintage or cool if it wasn't so expensive. There was some really cool and unique jewelry that I would have loved to take home as well as a lot of stuff that was fun to look at. You can go through everything within half a hour because it's not too big. If I had a ton of money, then a lot of the stuff would be worth the prices because much of it was really awesome. Worth at least one visit! read more

LOVED Artists + Fleas in Brooklyn! The vendors had all sorts of different, unusual stuff, the place is inside so you're protected from the elements and it's not too crowded. Don't wait to go to the bathroom there however, there's only one stall open to the public and the line can take forever. Be sure to dig around and look for something awesome and cheap, prices for stuff were very reasonable. Great time! read more

Usual stop on saturday or sunday strolls through williamsburg. They have a DJ that plays great funk music and doesn't hurt the hangover too bad. Best booths to check out are the old-school business card press, he's got stories to tell. On the other hand, good luck trying to get the real story out of the bookman as he manages to get brand new copies of books hot off the press that are at least $15 at B&N and even pre-release versions and only sells them for only 5 bucks a pop. Highly recommended. read more

I like the new venue. It's closer to my house and has more of an artist feel. However, a lot of my favorite vendors are missing. Please come back! read more

A great place to shop, hear great music, and find unique stuff at affordable prices. Entrence is free. Bathrooms are clean. No hassles from vendors. just walk in and take a look around. Great Job! read more

Brooklyn Flea rejects? Dated clothing (screen printed everything) and Portlandia style trinkets/knick knacks (ex. clocks made out of vintage books). The jewelry that is available is nice. read more

Great place to shop for a variety of things from vintage shoes/clothing to beautiful, original and/or handmade jewelry (Especially MOLLY ROSE POST JEWELRY!! =p ) and a wide assortment of creative home decor items. There is even a little snack counter with good sandwiches and cookies. Great place to shop or just to wander around if you've got some time to kill. read more

You can find some cool items here but be careful of over priced junk... There are some fun artists that have booths and cheap and fun jewelry makers. It's worth a walk through especially if you are visiting for that full Williamsburg feel this place has got it. If you can't stand hipsters then run away as fast as you can. read more

I came here with high expectations. A few good finds; too concentrated on women's accessories. My boyfriend and I came here a few weeks ago but there was nothing to hold his interest. Abit pricey too; mediocre and overall, overated. read more

What a great way to spend a day! Amazing vendors...some crap, some gems. They have a really good selection of vintage collection vendors though! Let's just say, that I purchased my most favorite, adorable ring ever here...and yes, for $7.00! SCORE! read more

Wow! My wife and I were inspired. Pop up is the future. Locally produced goods are the future. We loved the experience and it was the highlight of our New York trip. read more

Nice place to find unique gifts ,a great atmosphere, hipster vibe ... It is indoors so it's definitely a good choice for the cold/rainy days. Would always bring visiting friends here! The only criticism is that they don't have enough clothes for men, but overall a charming little spot! It is close to Smorgasbord, Brooklyn Flea and Ferry-and worth of checking out. read more

I stumbled onto this place a week ago and just loved it. They had some very unique things here and I enjoyed looking through the many things they had to offer. read more

I love this place! Everyone should go check out Ebaata and their handmade soaps. They're awesome.

This market is fun to walk around and look at pretty clothes, but I found much of the vintage clothes to be way overpriced. I also thought it would be nice if there were more artists & less vintage clothes. Most of the artists make jewelry, which was cool, but maybe diversifying the artists would be nice. read more

Used to be great, its now a tourist trap. A few great vendors but even that is blighted by the fact there are no rest rooms for customer use. Would have liked to have browsed but nature called. Use Etsy instead. Very disappointing. read more

it reminded me of the chatuchak market back in bangkok. it was the same idea. there were a bunch of handicrafts or non-mass-produced products. there was a lot of cool reasonably priced stuff. but there was not a lot of stuff for guys though... read more