Saturday February 27th, on our way to Toledo, OH for lunch we stopped at Meg's Sweet Pickins Flea…read moreMarket. The store was very large and very full of items. It was a little dusty even with my face mask it caused me to cough. The prices were very reasonable but I didn't find anything that I couldn't live without so nothing was purchased. I would return again if in the area.

Lots of vintage clothing, jewelry, wall decor and many other random items…read more Good for browsing for a while. It's a variety of different things here. Saw some old Stroh's bar signs.

We had just finished looking around next door and popped in to this shop to browse. It wasn't too…read morebusy so we took our time looking around. I think it's dog-friendly as we saw someone with their cute pup inside shopping. The space was open and not too cluttered, which I always appreciate since I can get kind of overwhelmed in vintage/antique shops. Each area was nicely curated and it was easy to tell where each "booth" started and ended. I saw a variety of housewares, clothing, decor, etc. and had fun looking around finding some treasures. We didn't end up buying anything this time, but would definitely stop in again next time we're in the area.

New management very friendly and accommodating. Price for spacing is very reasonable, Check them outread more

If you want to rummage and are looking for random surprise finds, go here. If you are not a Trump…read moresupporter, look out. There are an appalling number of "F*ck Biden" flags which our kids didn't need to see. Also an irritating number of "trump won" Qooney-tunes nonsense and Trump 2024 flags. While I appreciated that everyone has a political party they support, I saw no other representation and it was unpleasant, in-your-face and even intimidating. More importantly, I hesitate to give any money to people who are clearly against, and even out to hurt, my liberal, kind, somewhat unusual family. I didn't see any outright Nazi paraphernalia, but I get the idea that the right words whispered in the right ear would net you some fairly awful material. Owners: it's not a great business model to turn off half your buying public by making them feel unwelcome. I left without buying anything. And one last thing: Michigan Republicans have stated there was no widespread fraud and have dropped it. And Trump lost. And he's not coming back in August.

I went to this store inside the New Baltimore Trade Center and was pleasantly surprised. I now buy…read moresoap here all the time for a group I help. The owner is very helpful and makes these soaps all herself. Since I help provide these for gift care baskets I love how they have soaps for different skin types and they are all natural. Good product. I always come in saying I have this much money and pick your favorite soaps. There are other stores here that are pretty cool. I found a cool iPhone wallet in my favorite color for $5!!!! I learned I can also bring my dog in. I will be next time I go shopping. Still empty spaces but the stores that are here are pretty cool. Oh almost forgot the popcorn lady. Got my hubby pineapple popcorn and the Michigan blend. OMG ADDICTIVE!!!

As soon as you walk through the doors into New Baltimore Trade Center you are treated with the…read moreutmost care, concern and respect. I worked with Phazes of Women (Owner) Charlene and she is phenomenal! She will make it her mission and make every possible accommodation to make you happy. We determined exactly what I liked and look for in a dress and within one minute she found the perfect dress for me. I wouldn't trust my shopping experience for a dress with any other person. She was also a great inspiration. Great genuine customer service. I will definitely be back soon. Donna Chase

First time ever coming to this flea market. It's small but they had some cool stuff there for sale…read more There were a few things I looked at and when I came back to get them they were already snatched up. Definitely will come back again.

Kind of a mess, but still filled with a few unique items…read more I had no idea this place existed until a few weeks ago. My husband and I were driving past it and turned around to stop in since it's an antiques shop and, well, we love vintage/antiques, so we figured there was no harm in taking a look. Honestly, it didn't look like much from the road and I can see why it was so easy to bypass without noticing it. It's located in a pretty nondescript strip mall with no discernible landmarks near it to mark the location. If you didn't pay attention, you'd pass right by without a second look, so definitely make certain to slow down and look for the sign, which isn't very visible at all. Seriously, may I suggest that the owner invest a better sign or something? The best thing about this store was the collectible Barbie collection in the back. If I wasn't really looking, I would never have noticed it. It was tucked far away into the back room in a corner. In that dusty, hidden corner was a treasure trove of limited edition collectible Barbies, still in their boxes, unused and untouched. Most of the boxes were still in pretty good condition, too. On that particular day, the store was having a one-day only sale on certain ones. It was more like a blowout sale- certain special edition Barbies were marked down to $5 each! I don't know, but whatever, I wasn't about to ask questions. I thought the sale price was too good to be true, especially after looking the Barbies in question up on Ebay, etc. I didn't hesitate and bought two right then and there. Both are valued at about $75-$85 online, so it was a bargain. The rest of the store was fairly organized, but the pricing was all over the map. Some things (china, Barbies, ephemera, vinyl, toys) were priced lower than I'd expect, though other things (Star Wars collectibles, jewelry, furniture) were priced higher than some things were actually worth. Quite a few things weren't clearly priced and I had to ask the manager/owner about them. I hate doing that. Just slap a clear price tag on it and leave it at that. Other than the Barbie collection, it was mostly furniture and a lot of Star Wars memorabilia. I don't care about that, but apparently the owner did. Truth be told, it felt a bit like a Star Wars convention in there, which isn't my cup of tea. I can't stand the Star Wars movies, however, to each his own. Customer service was a little lacking. The only employee in there (owner or manager???) seemed kind of cold and aloof, not rude necessarily, but a little more on the unfriendly side than most antique shop owners. Usually, they want to chat with you, however, not this guy. Nope, not at all. We received kind of a frosty reception when we walked in, like we were interrupting something. Maybe he was really busy doing something when we stopped by, I don't know. I do know that when I asked if he had a tissue so I could wipe some dust off my hand (the place was a little dusty, like many antique shops and flea markets), he sort of looked at me like I was interrupting him and he just pointed at a box of tissue behind the counter. Hmm, okay. Despite the semi-cold response from the guy behind the counter, we still picked up a few items (collectible Barbies and some vintage bar ware) that we wanted, but overall, I'd say there is room for improvement in terms of customer service and pricing. It's still worth a look.

This is an absolute wonderful shop with a great pair of guys running it.They are very welcoming and…read moregave me a tour of the complete store. I look forward to returning.