The vendors are helpful, knowledgeable & not pushy. Always an interesting assortment of collectibles. Interesting conversations with a variety of people from different cultures. Love the enthusiasm & positive vibe. read more

Cool place! A bit over priced for me. It is in a New location. Clean and spacious but left empty handed.

My focal point are the flea markets I've been to out of state. The reality is, the more vendors congregating under one roof, the better the likelihood of finding stuff you want to buy. Nothing piqued my interest in Berwyn. While all the booths are occupied, the market isn't particularly big. All told, we may have spent a half hour checking out the vendors. With that said, I'll likely return because I'm a fan of two other businesses in this strip mall! Plus, like any antique mall, it's hit or miss with what's on the floor. read more

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I used to like going here. However, a lot of the vendors are priced way too high. This is called a flea market, but this has higher than antique store prices in many cases. A lot of these vendors have their own little museums going. It's a shame because this could be a really great spot. I only go once every 4-6 weeks because the turnover of inventory is not what it should be. A lot of things sit collecting dust because the prices are outrageous. When this was a bigger space, there was at least a larger variety of vendors who would be willing to negotiate. Hoping when they move to a bigger space that things will change over and prices will be a little more reasonable. read more

For anyone reading older reviews of this market and seeing references to different locations, understand that this market leases vacant retail space. As that space fills they will lease elsewhere, though in the same area. FDC and I spent a fun couple of hours at the market a few weeks ago. There were sellers both outside, on the covered walkway of the market, and inside. Booths have taped off areas on the floor, some had set their own partitions, some did not. We were there at a time when there was a big vintage market event happening in the city, so some of the vendors' booths were closed and others were just coming back from that event. That was fine, there was plenty open and some booths had support from the 'host' booth - you could go to another booth for questions, purchase, etc. There was a wide variety of items, with very little duplication, which was super. I dislike seeing the same types of things at multiple booths. This market is balanced, and has prices ranging from very cheap to more expensive, however I did not see anything that seemed over-valued at any price point. I would definitely go back again, it was a lot of fun, some of the vendors were really great to talk to, and the variety of items made it worth the trip. read more

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Who knew eating brunch on a sunny Sunday admiring the planes could be so much fun ! Food was amazing. Watching the young children being so engaged with the planes was an event in itself. read more

[1135] 12/2020 Plenty of parking at this flea market There were only about 3 outside vendors and a ton inside. The place is an old Chuck E. Cheese (and looks it lol) There is were a bunch of cool vendors and we found some things including old coins I won't make a special trip back but if I'm in the area I would stop in again read more

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So glad that this reopened - it has a good selection of vendors (many on repeat) that is closer to home than Lambertville and Adamstown. In fact, many of those vendors will also come here to source of their goods. It's worth a visit and they are open every Saturday and Sunday starting at 9 am. I have found some nice treasures here - if you are looking for jewelry, stop by Nancy's which is on the side facing the lot close by the corner. She has some gems and her prices are very fair. Worth a visit! read more

Awesome stuff. I find the most unique things here. And all reasonable price. I wish I can go every weekend.

This is a fun, if usually small, vintage market to explore. Lots of jewelry and fun antiques and old advertising stuff. Not much in the way of clothes, but lots of collectibles. The vendors are laid back and friendly. I have spent several afternoons poking around for treasures. Prices are reasonable and fair, and of course it's a flea market so you can haggle. But... the true 5-star gem in this place is Matt's Jewelry and Coins. I haven't bought any jewelry or coins from him but this stall is also a watch battery replacement and minor repair shop. I took in four watches today for batteries and resizing. He finished three of the four in about thirty minutes for less than $20. By far the best deal in town I've seen. The fourth is a fussy Cartier and he needed a bit more time so I'm picking it up next weekend, but still, very reasonable, and I appreciate that he wants to take his time to do it properly. I have a bit of a watch addiction so I can live without this one until they're open again next weekend. As someone who has a large collection of watches, finding a place to have them serviced at a reasonable price is a huge find for me. So glad they're here! read more

I've been to several events and it's always been good fun. I'm not afraid to pick up items and ask questions. Never hurts to ask politely if they will take a lower price than originally offered; dealers have always said yes. I like that there are food vendors there to quench your thirst and hunger! read more

Today's flea market and farmers market was held at the race street pier and the cherry street pier. If was smaller then I thought but I was able to find a few things I couldn't leave without. A flower pot bicycle and a beautiful handkerchief. Had lunch at the taco stand which was spicy and delicious especially the corn. And at the farmers market purchased some homemade bread. read more

Love this place! So many sellers inside and out. It's awesome, I always find cool stuff there.

Flea Markets are always the best for bartering on things that you're looking for or just really fancy at the time. And Philly is the home of a group that has been organizing HUGE outdoor flea markets for the past 20 years. They happen semi monthly throughout the city, and have had upwards of 500 vendors. A lot of them are also nonprofit to benefit a certain school, park, or other organization. For any information on when one is taking place, or on how you can organize a table at one, you can either call their numbers, or email philafleamarkets@aol.com The Flea market is happening tomorrow on 7th & Delancey Streets. read more

Ok, this isn't actually an update, but a new review. I reviewed the bi-weekly flea markets that occur in the temperate months. But now, there is a permanent indoor market that is open every Saturday through March at 9th & Spring Garden St. This place deserves its own review! --- Unlike the bi-weekly flea markets that occur every other weekend in the temperate months, this "new" indoor flea market is more like an antique mall - in that, the sellers tend to remain the same every week, and are comprised mostly of dealers. Most of these dealers appear at the real Philly flea markets that move all over the city in warm weather, but so do private collectors, people cleaning out their house, random sidewalk sales, etc. So... this is not the same. But, it's still pretty cool! If you live in Philadelphia, you may get bored... a lot of the merchandise is the same from week to week, as are a majority of the dealers. However, if you are visiting from New York, this is Your Destination!!! Unlike many vintage stores around town, this has a real market feel in that the dealers expect to haggle. You have to, as that's part of the fun! It's great to come away from a booth feeling like you got a bargain! Still, expect to spend more here than you would at an actual flea market. Most of the dealers are selling true vintage and antique items. And, they know their stuff! Yet, many have great prices on their items. One such lady, Ann Marie, sells wonderful jewelry at fabulous prices. Just before Christmas, she had some great designer jewelry with names like Lanvin and Miriam Haskell for less than you would pay at auction or on Ebay at the best of times! Another lady sells boho-western items. She has some of the most amazing tooled leather bags and cowboy boots for less than you pay at area thrift stores! Sure, there are many overpriced dealers, but it ends up being a pretty well balanced market. Everyone should visit at least once a season! read more

DON'T: be afraid to make an offer on items forget to have cash in pockets take too long to decide on making a purchase buy more than you can carry home DO: talk to the vendors dig though the big bins of clothing try things on make sure to check the calendar for all dates bring a friend with a car i have found some of my favorite pieces from these markets. read more

Berwyn Vintage Flea Market - $40.00 - Antiques Near Me - Berwyn, Pennsylvania

Some neat items. A little overpriced. Need to really look. Milk glass was chipped. May go back if nearby.

Great little place! In the winter, it is indoors which means it is a lot smaller, but they still have good stuff! Wide range from trinkets and 1$ jewelry tables, to African textiles, vintage clothes, comics, and furniture. There is also a place to eat, which is nice. At one of the places to eat, a woman makes dips and sauces...all of which are amazing! read more

Berwyn Vintage Flea Market - Antiques Near Me - Berwyn, Pennsylvania

This is a 4-5 star place when it's outdoors. However, now that it's indoors on Columbus Blvd for the winter (about 20 outdoor vendors - weather permitting), it is more of a 3-3.5 star. All professional dealers w/ higher prices than in summer. I still managed a few purchases, but not as many as in the spring/summer/Fall. Also, way too much Mid-Century Modern, jewelry and clothing vendors. I'll def come here when I'm bored, but look forward to it moving outside. Free parking/free admission. read more

I am OBSESSED w/t the Philadelphia Flea Markets. The first time I found them was quite by accident in my neighborhood. They were set up around Seger Park one day a few months ago (between 10th & 11th, Lombard & South). I scored 2 vintage 60s dresses that day...I was hooked. The second time, was in the Kimmel Center. I scored another amazing vintage 60s dress which I forever refer to as my Joan Holloway (Harris) dress. The third time was at First Friday--another great new-to-me dress! Last weekend, I went with my BFF--they were at Eastern State this time. No dresses for me, but she found one of those glass bear banks...which she had been looking for. You have to weed through a lot at the flea markets, but it is always ALWAYS worth it! read more

I love hitting up flea markets in general and the Phila Flea Markets makes it very easy to keep coming back for more. Seriously, the same people are usually at each event, with variations, so if you missed something last weekend, you're likely to find it again the next weekend! Score! The vendors are your typical flea marketing/antiquing/hoarding type. Some are talkers, some aren't, but they're all selling and helpful with any questions you have about various pieces, strange and old. The best part is the nostalgia of a flea market atmosphere. It will never get old for me. read more

I *love* shopping at the flea markets here! I always find unique and rare gems, anything from clothing, records, furniture and even a woven bamboo backpack! When the punk rock flea market happens there, the food selections are fantastic. A word of advice though, bring toilet paper and paper towels for when you need to go to the bathroom. Also, they do have a parking lot, but it gets crowded FAST. I usually go on my scooter and parking on the street or sidewalk is not a problem. read more

A great organization, Tony is the best. The best market is the Fairmont Prison one. A must for anyone that hits flea markets, not only does it circle the prison but the surrounding streets (Green, Aspen, Brown etc) also have regular individual home owners that set up as well. You could easily spend a couple of hours there. I have been going since the '90s and have never been disappointed. read more

Fun Fun Fun. lots of vendors who are all there and will haggle & explain items if you need. Plus in the spot where the Roller Derby is so you can check out the serious banked track. Picked up 4 ties for $10 and 1 was Hermes and 1 Yves St. Laurent. Has food area with homemade mac-n-cheese and a vendor selling olives/sausage/cheese. Here's the link for hours and dates and such: www.philafleamarkets.org/schedule.php read more

Their 2015 outdoor season has started and already had a couple great markets. It's been a little cool out but that means better deals for me. Those who can't hack the chill are really missing out! read more

I don't know how I feel about Philly Flea Markets. The first time I went there, I was totally shocked at the crap for people were selling at such high prices. There were lots of people selling old costume jewelry at ridiculous prices. I remember this one woman was selling plastic beaded necklaces for 20-some bucks. Same thing went with clothing. That being said you can always find some good deals, too. I found vintage fabric, old books, and rollerskates. There's lots of people selling Italian Market crap too, like knockoff purses and socks, and fake African "artifacts". It's worth visiting, but be prepared to walk away empty handed. read more

Today was my first time out at the Phila Flea Market (we went to the antique market on Fairmount). It was FULL of wonderful antiques, housewares and some vintage clothing. Sadly, I couldn't afford many of the prices that the clothing dealers wanted for their clothing but I managed to find an awesome dollar table with some costume jewelry and some AMAZING retro plates from the 60s for only $4!! Score. We'll definitely come back and browse again. It was a lot of fun and the dealers were all really nice. read more

Over the years I've gotten favorite fedoras, thin ties, wristwatches, razors, and miscellaneous stuff (such as the trumpet sculpture on my desk and the vintage chair I'm sitting on) at this market, not to mention the great rapport with the vendors (Donnas, Floyd, Annette, and several others). I'm a regular every winter, every other Saturday, at the old FedEx warehouse and at Eastern twice a year, and am finding my way to a few other venues such as Pine Street, Headhouse Square, and 4th & Washington. Thanks a million. read more

This is one of my favorite flea markets to go to; I always find some neat little treasures here. They have usually the same vendors, but they will have different items. You just got to comb through a lot of stuff to find that neat piece you been looking for, but it's worth it. read more

You need decor for your flat and have very little to spend? Go here. Antique prints, maps, sketches and art for under ten can always be found here. As can vintage oddities, like leather WW2 bomber jackets, jewelry from the antique to costume, and lots of vintage bric a brac. Go here for decorating needs. It moves to a different location every Saturday, so check their website to see where it is. It's wonderful y'all. read more

I love setting up and shopping here. Tony Soprano runs a great show and it's the place to be in the winter months. The quality and selection are great. Spectacular vintage items and well curated dealers. read more

I moved here from California where they have the best flea markets in the country. PROs: I go to this one every week and have found some great stuff. They are almost always located in or close to center city, particularly during the summer months. CONS: Over 50% of the people here have HIGH PRICES and SAME OLD CRAP every week. If your frequent, you'll learn who they are and just pass them up. There is a old lady with grey hair that sells jewelry and sits in a chair the whole time. You will rarely see something new and she is clueless about what market value for items are. You are a FLEA MARKET vendor, not Harry Winston on Madison Ave. read more

I haven't been to one of these in a few years since my memory was that they were more like outdoor antique stands than a true flea market (read cheap). I went to the one around the prison today and it was pretty much exactly as I remembered. The mix was about 50% dollar store crap, 50% high end (read expensive) vintage and antiques. There were a lot more vintage dealers than I remembered in the past and while some had decent prices many were expensive even by boutique standards. Handbags ranged in the $15 - $45 area for the ones I looked at, and one as high as $100 because it was "really unusual" - yeah, sort of... I saw a few great 50's lamps for $85 - $130, some nice sets of glasses for $30 - $35 and lots of cowboy boots for $30 - $60. I did score a nice vintage hat for $5 and some cool thermoses for $2 each. You can find a few bargains, but it's more the exception than the rule. Depending on your idea of a flea market you'll either think it's fantastic, or think it's really expensive. It doesn't cost anything to look though, and there's lots to see. read more