Best spot in this flea market is popas handmade candles! They smell amazing and he makes them in…read morecute jars and glasses.

I have yet to find a flea market like the ones we frequented when I was a child...endless rows of…read moretables with "yard sale" type stuff. You never knew what you were going to find and the search was half the fun. This flea market has some of those same stalls but also a lot of stalls with brand new stuff. Not that I don't buy the brand new but I still yearn for the way it used to be. Just like everything else in FL, this is much busier in season. Lots more vendors. Still worth it to go any time of year as you can have that rush if you find a personal treasure. There is a building with kitchen items that is very well stocked. There are a couple of places where you an sit and have a bite to eat...everything from a hot dog to ice cream to rice and beans. The restrooms are kept very clean. One of the stalls is stacked with used books from floor to ceiling and the prices are very fair. There are usually 2 stalls with fresh fruit and veggies. One building houses birds and their accouterments for the brave people who keep them as pets...can't tell you exactly what's inside as I find captive birds kind of creepy. I think what I enjoy along with shopping here is the drive...we take RT. 70 and the fields and farms and cattle remind me of South Jersey strongly...the drive alone is a very pleasant way to pass the day. All in all you can while away a few fun hours searching for that elusive treasure here.

Great during season; a bit slower off-season, but very consistent. Owners friendly and detailed.read more

B and A has really gone downhill the past few years. I went today, and it was pretty barren. No…read morefood trucks, and very few vendors (vendor spots had two strips of empty vendors lots). Some places didn't have prices marked on sale items, which I did not appreciate. They do this to offer you the highest price they think you'd pay, and bargain from there. I'd rather you just tell me how much it is and not try to scam me.... Especially since male vendors like to up-charge young women assuming we don't know what they are so obviously doing. I ended up doing all my shopping at Second Hand Lions. This place is located directly in front of B and A and has everything from antiques to clothes. I would 100% recommend going there instead of the actual flea market.

Flea Markets are always an experience! This one is particularly vibrant. Large food court with tons…read moreof options and even live music! You WILL get your steps in while perusing the shops. I love that it's all under a roof. Some shops even have AC. You'll find the junkiest junk and the nicest of the nice! The shop keepers seem to stand by their posted prices. My experience was there's not a lot of negotiation room. If you pay with cash, they usually skip the tax but that's about it. Now having said this, I was buying from the 'nicest of the nice', brand new purses, clothes and accessories. Parking is free and abundant. Expect large pot holes in the parking lot. IMPORTANT ADVICE: pay attention to where you came in! It is easy to lose your way and you will spend a frustratingly long time trying to find your car if you don't make mental note of your arrival 'gate'. There's colored lines on the ground. If there's a shop you particularly like, ask for their business card...it'll have their 'address' on it which shows the color of their row and the shop number. MY PERSONAL FAVORITE: ladies, if you like boutique style clothes, look for Designs by Darlene. Red row. Her clothes are off the charts!!! Unique. Well priced. And she has changing rooms. Highly recommend!

What an experience…read more.. I'm a self-proclaimed thrifting fanatic, and I grew up loving to go to flea markets and priced-per-pound places with my grandma. Maybe it was the heat, but this fleamarket just wasn't hitting when I visited. SETUP: You can really get your steps in here! Park and remember where you parked, then head in. Tons of shops to explore - like miles of it - and it's all covered. It's open air so no AC, but many shops have fans and some have AC running. They have each lane color coded on the floor, so you can remember you started in the red lane, then went to blue, etc. We still got lost haha. FOOD/DRINK: There are restaurants and bars here! Very fun to get a beer to drink while you walk. Most of the food was food truck style - pretty greasy and hot, which didn't appeal to us. SHOPS: This was the disappointing part for me. Maybe it's just not my style, but I was bummed to see it was mostly cheap bulk items and poorly made stuff at that. The t-shirt shops were selling cheap, misprinted Fort Myers stuff - but the prices weren't that crazy good? And they didn't have true tourist stores with souvenirs more than just t-shirts. Some of the shoe stores had some decent deals, a few record store scores, and I LOVED the few well-curated vintage shops inside. But otherwise, it was a lot of stuff I happily passed on. Some of the vendors were a bit pushy (the spa/skincare ones) but otherwise most left us be to browse. Even as a fan of thrifting, I found this to be overwhelming and underwhelming at the same time and likely won't be back.

This place is like going into another world. Had no idea it even existed until I looked up flea…read moremarkets. I was trying to find something similar to the Festival market in Pompano Beach but in Lake Worth/West Palm area. The parking lot is large so there's ample space. As you walk up there are several food trucks -- one in the lot and two just outside the entry doors. Everything smelled wonderful -- from tacos to roasted corn. Inside the gals at the info booth spoke English as well as Spanish so that was helpful. There are narrow aisles and each store or kiosk is jammed packed with products. I noticed a lot of barber shops and hair salons in one area; places that sell bedding and furniture; plus clothes; shoes; music -- instruments to tapes; jewelry; buying and selling of gold; cell phone and computer repairs; hems and alternations; On one entire wall side is a series of small restaurant kiosks. There are chairs to sit down at to eat and rest. Everything from home cooked meals (mainly Latin or island cuisine) to juices to ice cream and candy. Unfortunately, they didn't have my husband's favorite -- passion fruit palettas. Nor did they have what I was looking for, but it was an interesting walk through.

Wow. This was a kinda uncomfortable visit for two white guys. It seemed like the people there were…read moreleery as if we were ICE Agents roaming the aisles, even tho we were in shorts as t-shirts. Totally understandable due to the current environment in which we live. We did purchase an item or two. Lots of booths selling an array of items from electronics to clothing to jewelry. Doubt we will go back until this country begins to accept ALL PEOPLE equally, regardless of where they were born, how they appear, what language is spoken.

We have been here a few times over the past year. Yes, they have some sellers selling plain old…read morejunk. However, they have other sellers selling decent items at reasonable prices. You just need to be discerning and don't have high hopes for nothing but glitz and glamor. We have purchased some fruits and vegetables, which we have not complaints about. We also have purchased some beautiful healthy plants at reasonable prices, as well as some "garage sale" type items that saved us from having to traverse neighborhoods looking for said type items. They do have vendors that sell miscellaneous "junk" and we have bought a few items from them as well. This may not be a place for the bougie, albeit we did see some booths with bougie (in our minds eyes) items for sale. Even though we have been here a few times I still don't think we have traversed the entire property. There is just so much and so many booths. We'll be back again. Your choice, based upon the totality of the reviews here, whether to spend a couple hours checking it out.

Fun! Hot as hell though! Very large space. Amazing produce…read more- truly beautiful. Lots of "new stuff" tables, imports. Also a fair amount of neat stuff, vintage and antiques. Different food stands and food trucks scattered around. Open Thursday - Sundays. Plenty of parking.

This store in a strip mall doesn't look large from the outside, but when you step inside you'll be…read moreamazed how many toys, sports jerseys, baseball and football cards, dolls, comic books and other vintage collectibles they've managed to fit inside. The person working was friendly and extremely busy. I bought a few comics from the 1990s and sealed baseball wax packs from the 1980s. There are signs up about the store closing and big discounts before that day arrives. I think they will still be selling on weekends at their other location in B&A Flea Market in Stuart, Florida.

On a recent trip to Port St. Lucie I spotted this shop and was curious so I wandered in. Lily was…read moreso kind and welcoming. If you are a toy collector, you will want to add this shop to you list of places to visit. The front of the store was filled with neatly organized shelves of vintage toy cars, barbie dolls, trading cards, action figures, comic books, anime figures, Funko Pops, and sports memorabilia, jerseys, and hats. If there is something you are looking for don't hesitate to ask. The back room is more like a traditional thrift store with furniture, art, home goods, and collectibles. I was told that they are getting rid of the thrift side so that they can use the back room for storage so if there is something that catches your eye they are probably willing to make a deal.

Paradise Vintage Market 1-4-25 Stopped by this Market on…read moreMonday about 11:15am on North Ft Myers 41. There was plenty of parking with lots of Handi-Cap spaces right in front of the Market building. One thing to mention the sign on the building says Antique Mall, but it's called the Paradise Vintage Market. Once inside all I can think of is wow lots of items for sale. This store is packed full of different venders which have their spaces or what I call Little Stores. Its like a flea market but inside a building. None of the little stores have people inside them. All Items are displayed and if you pick something out you take it to the front of the store to pay for it. Good thing is there is no one to bug you trying to sell you anything. You could spend a couple hours in there just browsing around. It is Air conditioned, and they do have Rest Rooms in the building and for all the items in there its clean and neatly organized. To many items to mention them all but they have anything from Cloths, Furniture, Antiques, Signs, Records, Toys, Dolls, Fishing Rods to name a few. Go there spend of time looking around you will have a blast. I give this place a 4 out of 5 stars. Follow Me On FB For More Fun Gulf Coast Terry

Second time in since this past Christmas.... More empty space and some very over priced items. So…read moremuch to look at!! I found 2 items I was interested in :). BUT apparently we're not for sale. Apparently part of their display is what I was told... Asked a big guy to call the vender to ask.,. He came back and said not for sale... little does he know I watched him and he never called anyone! Now, yes it might have required a ladder, however I said I was local and could come back in a few days. The other item I found different booth had nothing hanging from it... but that too was not for sale! I would think everything would have a price???.... Isn't that what a vendor wants... to sell something. I'm sure vendors pay a pretty penny and any interest in a sale is $$. It is very noticeable that vendors have been moving out. Where are you all going? And if you have booth 65 and booth 14, I would love to purchase something from you! Needless to say but I left disappointed. **While I do appreciate your reply and that you use a data base. A phone call to the vendor could have made a difference. I would have paid up for both items. Vendors loss :(