Vince is great, he went the extra mile explaining in great detail the item and supplying photos and…read moreanswers promptly. I live in Seattle and he found great affordable shipping methods and was very informative on the process and breakdown of the pricing on all items. And unlike many antique stores the prices are fair and not overpriced.

We finally found Green Spot, and really enjoyed our visit. Vince is very friendly and informative,…read moreand showed us some treen ware from Austria. I went away with a 3-legged milk stool, which I love, for a good price. Vince has some very unique items.

Decent selection Great location…read more Three floors; I like the basement and top floor best Good use of the space

This place is really fun. It's four stories, and so fun to meander and explore all of them. I…read morealways leave with at least one thing. There's lots of different types of vendors/booths here too. The employees will bring your items to the front desk for you so that you don't have to haul them around which is so nice! The one thing is the prices are often pretty high for the items, but prices vary amongst the different booths :)

Mizener's is a flea market that has both indoor and outdoor vendors.They are only open on Sundays…read morefrom 8 am to 4 pm. There is a $2 per person fee to enter the flea market. not per car. I'd like to say this is a good flea market but it's really hit and miss. Basically there is individual stalls set up in some of the big buildings, but most of the buildings are abandoned with nothing inside. In the summer months you can find more sellers outside with a wide variety of items for sale. I usually pass through here to find vinyl but the last few times have come up empty. Not the worst, not the best flea market. 2/5

It really saddens me to write this review…read more Mizener's is a flea market with both indoor and outdoor vendors that is open Sundays from 8 am to 4 pm. There are a number of large buildings with small vendors inside, as well as a number of transient outdoor vendors. My wife and I used to come to to the Mizener's Flea Market (and even before that my wife used to come when it was still the Circle M). There used to be a time when we would really look forward to it, and the place was always hopping with activity. These days, the place is a lot emptier than it used to be, and a number of the indoor vendors we used to frequent are gone (we bought a nice glider rocker from the older gentleman selling furniture in the back of the Willowbank building that is no longer there, for example) and it seem that one of the food vendors (again, in the Willowbank) is closed up for good. Also closed up is the Quonset Hut where we once bought a great vintage Coca Cola cooler. Despite (or maybe because of this) there are some good deals to be had if you are willing to look and haggle a bit. Flea Markets like this have always been about finding a diamond in the rough, but these days it seems Mizener's isn't what it used to be (plus, there's now a charge for admission, what's up with that?) - but we still come on occasion and buy stuff for the vendors who are still left.

Loved this place. It's a day adventure if you want to take your time!! So many interesting things…read moreto purchase that I've not seen at other antique malls. Regarding those who say it's not right to charge tax, I don't know of a single antique mall in southern Ontario where you get away with not paying tax. As a business owner, you are responsible for obtaining tax on goods or services sold. Pure and simple. If you're looking to not pay tax, flee markets, garage sales and the like would be the better avenue. Walking into any "business" you should expect to pay tax.

always love making the trip to go there. they have become friends and always greet us when we…read morearrive. it's a huge mixed bag of items. it's all about the search. sometimes i find something to buy other times not. it's a day out for us. if you don't like paying tax go and try to buy something on kijiji where you most likely try to lowball someone who already is offering a good price for value. maybe do some curb crawling . it probably suits you. we love woodstock flea market and will continue to buy and gladly pay tax.

Such a beautiful market! Entire market filled with treasures and every booth is well curated…read more A must see in a sweet little town surrounded in beauty. Great selection and prices are more than fair.

Fantastic stuff...great prices...nice people...could spend hours in the store and not see…read moreeverything...it is definitely worth the drive to Waterford.

Too many items bore unrealistically high prices, far too many in fact. Staff member wouldn't call a…read morevendor to see if they would lower a price. This is Cambridge, not Toronto. Worse, is the layout of the place, which is ridiculous and a dreadful maze. The rows are not linear. You will get lost. What was funny was that there were 12 people in the place when we were there and every single one of us got lost at one time or another.

Huge selection of items. Well organized. The staff is friendly and helpful. They offer to bring up…read moreitems in your hands for purchase up to the cash area. The venders price their items reasonably although I've seen cheaper items elsewhere. Fair pricing

There's a first time for everything and for $5 you can see for yourself! The Aberfoyle Antique…read moreMarket has a huge array of shops and goods to peruse. There were all kinds of items from glass dishes, to dolls, records, furniture, clothes, collectibles, metal tools, books all sorts of things. Prices were reasonable. I could spend all day looking around. There were a few cafe and snack stand options. The cafe had some seating and some a lineup when we were there on a Sunday afternoon. We sat in an outdoor patio area with tables and umbrellas - it was very nice to have a place to rest and have a coffee. I would definitely come here again.

Absolutely the sweetest and most wonderful flea market, filled with gorgeous items. Some sellers…read moreare renting tables, some sellers are longterm. A ton of Canadiana, everything you want to see in a flea market including a lovely central square where you can get hot dogs and hamburgers, and diner food. Loved the little coffee shop staffed by two super sweet sisters who made me an Arnold Palmer out of lemonade and ice tea. I'll be back!