Decent Flea Market -- The man who works there is very nice. Alot of cool items especially when I…read morego to Brasil -- I can get 1 or 2 items for each family member. Love this flea market. All these negative reviews seem a bit off for a FLEA MARKET..........

I have been living in MA for several years and this was the first flea market I visited in the…read morearea. A friend suggested this trip because she is searching for inexpensive, antique looking jewelry to incorporate into her wedding theme. I did some research and suggested the flea market in Lawrence, since it is open Saturdays as well as Sundays. We met for lunch in Methuen, which is a bit of a drive for each of us, and then made our way to Lawrence. The flea market building was relatively easy to find based on the pictures posted on their website. There was a dollar entrance fee, which I sincerely hope goes toward a worthy case. The flea market was a huge disappointment and not at all what we expected. Aside from a handful of unique booths (if you consider incense and beanie babies unique), the whole building was covered in knockoff purses, cheap jewelry, and random electronic devices. Not sure who thought a sane person would pay $2 for a VHS tape, but those items were alive and well. We walked around every booth at least twice, but left empty handed. Even if I wanted to buy a fake Coach wallet for $5, how could anyone deal with an inside zipper that doesn't open or close?! I hope to see what else the New England flea market scene has to offer. For someone who drove out of their way, the Lawrence flea market was a waste of time. Hopefully there are better days ahead because it can be a great experience.

I think this place is cool! They have some neat and unique items here. I'm a yardsaler and bargain…read morehunter so it's fantastic to roam around to see what I can find. It is a bit scattered about but that is ok with me. The woman who always helps me is super friendly and helpful. Several times I have been in and realized they were actually closed but she allowed me to look anyhow, even turned the lights on downstairs for me. This is a cash only establishment so be prepared.

This is a great place to explore. The PYCA Shop is in a former downtown department store. It's…read morevery large--two floors. Upstairs you will find an ever-changing selection of used furniture and smaller items, like jewelry and knick-knacks. Downstairs is a bit chaotic and includes all kinds of items from the past, e.g., old magazines, dishware, clothes. It's one of those places where you need to stop in on a regular basis to see what's new. I got a beautiful Heywood Wakefield end table that was in terrific condition for a reasonable price considering its quality. And they deliver!

Fun place to spend a few hours browsing and reminiscing! We go a few times a year. Good way to…read morespend a rainy day.

Great place to find antiques and treasures. if you are…read morelooking for nascar diecast check out booth 92 always rotating stock of diecast cars.

Me and my mom went in here for the first time today and it was such a nice visit! The energy in the…read morestore was amazing, as well as the staff- they were all super sweet and had amazing energy! the prices were good as well, and there was a big selection of clothing! i highly recommend :)

First, I don't often give a 5 out of 5 stars. I feel there is always some room for improvements,…read moreeverywhere you go. I went there for the first time yesterday. The place has a nice selection of clothing, and shoes. I was able to locate a few things for my wardrobe, and they were reasonably priced. However I was also looking for toys for my granddaughter to have when she comes over to my house to play, (she is 10 months old) and there were not many toys at all for her age group. The downstairs was a bit of a shock, I had no idea how big it was going to be compared to upstairs it's 3x the size. The prices were placed on items using masking tape, which to me was a bit tacky. And I thought some were a bit overpriced for their condition. If you are looking for something in between a yard sale and a consignment shop this place would be it. They offered a free baked good to me on my way out, that was from a day old pastry shop I'd image, that was a nice touch. I would imagine the real down and out, appreciate that added touch. They take credit / debit cards which is nice too. Woman at the counter was pleasant. Parking was across the street, but not to inconvenient.

Have known Brian for around 30 years and he is very helpful to get something repaired and…read moreeverything else.

I bought my fiancé's diamond ring here, MYSELF (with the gal's assistance showing me different…read morerings) :) No need to go to GIANT stores. This guy has been there for over 30 years and still doing a great business. There is a reason for that.

Worst service ever, people behind the counter take no notice of a big, long line that hasn't moved…read morefor 15 minutes. Clueless.

Nothing is over $5…read more Ohh the amount of money that I could spend on things I don't need... Yet reasonably priced things that I do need! Stopped in to the first time sometime ago at the suggestion of a friend to replace my charger for cheap, I did and I was not disappointed. There's a entire wall if different chargers both car and wall for just about any phone. (Bonus you can try out the chargers just up make sure) There's also a little section of workout gear..such a bargain! Think of this place as a dollar store for the young college kid type or kids of any age.

Great place to bring kids who have some $ to spend or if you're looking for something basic that…read moreyou want to get on the cheap - like flip flops to wear in a dorm's showers. Staff is helpful and pretty friendly.