Several of the vendors from Wolff's Flea Market in Palatine moved over here when WFM closed, so we…read moredecided to drive up and take a look. Definitely a different flavor than WFM but not bad. Lots of items to chose from, prices are decent and vendors are very helpful.

It's stuffy in here and dark. It shouldn't be considered an…read moreantique store though. It has a lot of Hispanic items to buy, food, clothes, the usual Asians selling cheap toys, car stereos, decals for cars, bling for cars etc. I would consider if you want something like this, visit the Elgin Mall instead, it is much more open and there's better lightning.

We enjoyed the shops and flea market. I can't speak to the banquets since we didn't attend an…read moreevent. Vendors are nice, most prices are good. We bought some goods, walked around, and ate lunch from one of the food trucks. I thought it was a cool experience. Churros from Churros Tinoco are delicious. Highly recommend ordering from there. We ordered fresh juice and my kids even did the pony ride. Place was very authentic. No complaints, service from vendors and workers were friendly.

Excellent service, wide banquet rooms and updated decor. Really enjoyed the food and overall follow…read moreup and presentation. Plenty of parking, I highly recommend.

We attended the Sunday flea market and was very disappointed. Located in the fairgrounds, there is…read moreplenty of parking and wayfinding is clear and easy. There were very few sellers and they were spread out requiring more walking than necessary. This was not an issue on a beautiful, sunny day, but for shoppers with strollers, canes, or carts it could pose an undue burden. There were very few antiques, but basically this was similar to a large garage sale. Prices were very high .

What a great place!! If you like the hunt you'll love this place!! Staff was sooo welcoming also!!!read more

A fun way to spend some time outside on a Sunday morning. Check it out. You won't regret it.read more

The event isn't accurately described or represented in their promotion or website. While this is…read morebilled as a place for those looking for vintage, antiques and salvage, it's really nothing more than a village supported street-side craft fair with two food trucks - one on each end of the street. Sparsely populated with some friendly people running their booths, it's not worth travelling more than 10-15 minutes away to visit, because you can get through the whole "fair" in about 20 minutes. Pictures on their website are out of date, and show when they used to be on larger space with a lot more vendors. Not worth the trip unless your driving by the area and need some handmade soap or a fresh baked loaf of bread or coffee cake.

This place is huge and can be a bit overwhelming because of how much there is to see! I think I've…read morebeen here three times total, and I've found at least one thing each time. We spent about an hour here and still did not see everything. The prices seem average and sometimes a bit expensive. The only thing I really dislike is seeing AI art and modern item. I think they should be more selective with their vendors. AI doesn't belong at an "antique" mall.

First time visiting. It is a very large shop. We spent one hour there and only looked at half the…read moreshop. I started off really impressed with the store. It is brightly lit. Each vendor's kiosk is clean and nicely decorated. My impression started to fall down when I used the ladies restroom and discovered that there was no toilet paper in any of the 3 stalls. Unfortunately, I didn't realize this until I had chosen a stall that I thought had paper in it. So no toilet paper for me. There are signs in the restroom advising patrons to let a staff member know if the bathroom needs attending to. I'm supposed to do your job? Shortly after we went to the check out desk. I had a simple pair of earrings. The check out desk had at least 4 women doing various tasks. Only 1 woman was checking out the customer before us. I honestly don't mean to sound disrespectful, but whenever you have 3 elderly customers huddled around the check out desk with the one cashier, it is a sure bet that the transaction is going to take an extra long time. And that it did. None of the other 3 women acknowledged me to signal that they could check me out so I didn't have to wait for the 3 elderly people to finish. After about 5 minutes one of the managers signaled to me "one moment". So I expected her to put down the task she was working on and check me out. Didn't happen. She continued to do her task as did the other 2 women and I continued to wait! After another 5 minutes or so, a worker came to the check out desk, set up and finally checked me out. I did not appreciate having to wait at least 10 minutes (maybe more?) to check out when I was the only one in line. IMO, a customer waiting to check out should take precedence over clerks doing other tasks. I want to return to look through the other half of the store that I did not have time to see. But frankly, the check out experience left a bad taste in my mouth so I am not in a hurry to return.

I come here to buy video games all the time. Way better than buying them online. They have 2…read morevendors who specialize in that. The food was really good too.

This place has two yelps. This is the accurate name for it though…read more Anyways leaving the same review, dark and musty inside. Lots of nick nacks from Mexico. And a few regular store bought items, like soap, toys etc. I prefer the elgin mall by rt.20 than this spot.

Great show, great people. Its a very well run show compsired to some others. The crows are great,…read morelots of variety, lots of food and usually always guests and such, more of a event then a flea market. The fairgrounds are easy to navigate and not too big, it's almost all paved as well now. Plenty of parking and easy in and out. They run the best markets in the area for sure. We have sold and attend them for years.

A lot of fun, but I didn't really find anything, just some popcorn. They had a wide variety of…read moremerchandise especially t-shirts.

After decades this is still a fun event. I noticed it is a bit smaller since COVID, but still worth…read morea visit. I appreciate they still have a good number of vendors selling old stuff from basements and barns and it's not all mass produced novelty "manually antiqued" stuff bought in bulk from China. You can find decent deals here still. It's hard for the vendors to compete with the internet though, so I'm not sure how long this will keep going. The fairgrounds are extensive, so bring good walking shoes.

Know why you are going…read more.. If you are going for antiques and well curated set-ups, do not bother. Both are few and far between. If you are going for vintage Pyrex, yard decor or "collectibles" this is probably a worthwhile stop. If you are going for the people-watching and you feel like spending $7 to do so, you will get your moneys worth. Regardless of your reasons for going, please consider adding your own opinionated accessory (ridiculous hat, hand-held fan, etc) and make it your whole personality. You will fit right in.

This place has gone down hill. While some treasures are still available to find, it has become one…read morebooth renters/manager's personal hoarded storage facility. Some of the booths that used to be accessible are now blocked off and loads of items piled high. I came to find out they are all rented by the manger and a renter of the store and he has taken to piling items inside the front door and by the counter. Unacceptable. Half the store is a store and the other is a storage locker. Good luck in finding items and how embarrassing for the other renters.

absolutely love this place all of the vendors and workers are so kind and fun to talk to definetly…read morerecommend