A new mall! Large well lit & easy to navigate. The help is very cordial. The merchandise runs the…read moregamut! There really is something for everyone & affordable including furniture! Open 7 days 11-6. You won't be disappointed!!

Prices are a little high but so much inventory. It takes a solid hour just to walk all the way…read morethrough without stopping.

There are a lot of things to see in here. The place keeps making changes, hopefully for the good…read more One side; the side to the left as you enter was new and used restaurant supplies and flea market booths. Now it is new and used restaurant supplies and they're adding some grocery items. The grocery items will open in a week or two. The flea market itself is very hit or miss. There were some nice items I would have been interested in, however the prices were marked way out in left field!! They were there about two months ago when I was in, they were there today, and unless the owners take them home they will probably be there for a long, long time. Unfortunately some people try to get rich quick and it doesn't always work. I collect what they have and I'm not sure if 1/2 price is right.

We purchased our dining room furniture at this location over 20 years ago. It looks like it has…read moreprobably changed hands many times since then. The location once had about three or four different shops. Now walls have been knocked down and the entire space opened up. Items not displayed as nice as they once were. No big sets of dining room furniture. Junk like old pipes, hooker shoes, some antiques, lots of restaurant supplies. Smelled of stale cigarettes and about half way around I was pretty much done. Parking lot is a war zone of potholes and broken pavement. No parking lines so parking is a bit of a free for all. Someone had a booth set up in the parking lot and it looked like they were selling jeans or something. Looked like other business are opening in the strip mall so hopefully it will get more of a facelift on the outside and the parking lot paved. Some people enjoy shopping flea markets and swap meets so if that's you, you might find a treasure here.

I haven't had the pleasure of attending their flea market yet, but I drive through here often and…read morejust love this neighborhood. If I ever win the lottery, I would love to buy a house here. The divided streets lined with mature trees. The statues and fountains in the median. The great yesteryear houses, smelling of old grandeur. Yeah, I would love to live here. But of course only if I have enough money to hire folks for the upkeep of house and yard. A girl can dream

I look forward to the Woodruff Place Flea Market every year. I love looking at the beautiful homes…read moreand browsing through what's for sale. Residents and businesses participate in the Flea Market, selling their wares. There are also food and beer trucks. It makes for a fun day! This year, there didn't seem to be as many residents participating. And some of our favorite vendors from past years weren't there.

This place is gross, very dingy. Not the kind of thrift stores I like to shop, and I've been to…read moresome real hole in the wall places.

For several years, a non-profit that I supported had a rather large booth inside Peddlers Mall, an…read moreEastside flea market that has seen better days and the most dominant business that still happens to be open inside a retail strip that has also seen massively better days. A year or two ago, the non-profit closed their booth and actually closed as an organization. As a result, I've not been back to Peddlers Mall before my rather random visit today that occurred precisely because I was in the area and remembered an incense vendor here who had really great prices and I wondered if they were still around. They were! So, I picked up a few packs of incense at $1 each and left Peddlers Mall a fairly happy camper. If you don't know this strip center, it's the same one that also includes the free-standing Blueberry Hill, a rather blue-collar but beloved breakfast joint that is probably the nicest place in this corner. That's not saying much. It appears that real estate developer CBRE may have become involved with this corner - this could potentially be a good sign as it may mean some long-needed renovations may be in order. We'll have to wait and see, though I did notice a couple smaller retailers in the area seemed to have opened up shop along with one storefront ministry. Peddlers Mall has been in this location for years. As has been noted, though I personally think overstated, it's a run-down flea market and, yes, it currently does have more vacancies than usual. I've seen very few flea markets in Indy that I would consider "clean" and I don't think that Peddlers Mall is that far out of the ordinary. That said, it certainly is run down and it sure seems like even in the time that my friend's booth has been gone it has gone somewhat downhill. There's semi-formal accessible parking, though it's not particularly well marked. It's certainly not ADA compliant. The curb cut at the entrance is in disrepair to the point that anyone with some upper body issues will struggle a bit. Again, there's a curb cut there but it sure doesn't qualify as accessible. There's a double doorway entry, both glass doors, and even the entryways are in some disrepair. For the most part, the aisles inside are relatively accessible - or at least wide enough for a wheelchair. However, there are certainly exceptions within booths. When my friend's booth was open, it was stellar but that was because he was very aware of accessibility and made sure of it. The biggest reasons for the 3 star rating rather than low? The people here have always been friendly and helpful. From all that I've heard from my friend, they were good as landlords as well. While there are quite a few booths vacant right now, there's still quite the selection ranging from mattress booths (all wrapped in plastic), books/music, incense, housewares, tattoo supplies, and pretty much all the other stuff you expect from a flea market. Prices, for the most part, are reasonable. Peddlers Mall is certainly not a destination flea market. It would be absurd to drive out of your way to visit it. The parking lot is, indeed, filled with pot holes, though you can certainly make your way through the parking lot without hitting them. This particular retail center has been neglected for years and pretty much the entire strip center looks in distress and even the buffet that used to be located across the strip center closed primarily due to rougher clientele. However, I love my incense and for 5 bucks I got enough to last me quite a while. So, since I was in the area anyway it was worth a stop. Besides, I've had my tetanus shot. I'm good.

Good selection of vintage items. Service was good 3% extra charge if you pay by cc. Owner was…read moresneezing and coughing probably should not have been helping customers.

I enjoyed shopping this establishment - reasonably priced too. I didn't see anything I thought was…read moreoverpriced. Charming and well kept. So much fun going through each booth. In the Summer, there is a flea market on the grounds. Will visit again.

This store is huge, awesome, and has a great selection with amazing vendors and employees. Everyone…read morewas unbelievably kind and helpful. I showed up today after a very long drive already in a mediocre mood. I went up to the front desk to ask about a Facebook Marketplace agreement I had made for a sofa set and the price, only to find out there had been some miscommunication. At first I honestly thought I might have been scammed, which instantly put me in a terrible mood. I definitely huffed around and complained about how far I had driven while trying to sort it out. Long story short...the Facebook Marketplace dealer was not a scam at all. We had simply misunderstood which pieces we were talking about. Fast forward to the end of the visit: three employees (two gentlemen and a woman / I'm sad I didn't get their names) helped me load everything and went the extra mile in every way. They were incredibly kind to me... even after my less-than-great attitude earlier. I tipped them and apologized for being grumpy, but I have to say I left there genuinely believing in people again. They handled the situation with so much patience and kindness. Very cool experience. I'll absolutely be back (with a better attitude!) and I'll be paying that kindness forward. Thank you to those three employees....even helped load my trailer. Seriously nice. Like....extra! Thank yoU!

My coworker told me about Midland. I had never heard of it. Wow! This place is so cool!!! Floors of…read moreretro/vintage antiques! It's in an old building with floors that make a cracking sounds which makes it even more interesting. The amount of items is amazing that they have. You can find so many things that you haven't seen in ages. A lava lamp, rotary phone, kool aid man pitcher you name it you can probably find it. Prices seem fair. Check it out if you've never been.

From inside the front door you can't see that this place goes back, back way back. They also have a…read moreupstairs. Only found a couple small items that caught my eye. One was a Day of the Dead ring. Other was just a small bottle that fit our guest bath decor. Nicely kept up all the booths were clean and well presented.

I spent the afternoon roaming around the Noblesville Square and found this little gem to the east…read moreof the courthouse. From the storefront, it looks like a small place, but inside (which also has an upstairs area), there are lots of nooks and crannies for booth space. After passing through the front room, I was greeted at the checkout desk. What I really liked about the place is that many of the booths were holiday themed which set it apart from most of the collective/flea market type places I've been to. There were items that looked like new, some antiques, some clothing, lots of holiday accessories too! I found a small Christmas tree decorated in quilled ornaments. I had to buy one for my wife! It was hard to decide. Anyway, of all the little shops I stopped by in downtown Noblesville, this was my favorite. Review #1851

I'd been to Audrey's Place before but it had been a while. I went looking for a few specific items…read moreand though I didn't find what I wanted I still enjoyed my trip and browsing the store. The employees were friendly, the space was clean and well organized and prices were reasonable. They have a wide selection of furniture, trinkets and everything in between.

With friendly and helpful staff, tons of fun things to look at, and an atmosphere that keeps you…read moreexploring, I could spend hours browsing here. The shop has a huge mix of furniture, vintage decor, antiques, and books, all surprisingly well organized for how much they have. It also helps that stuff is priced reasonably. It feels welcoming and easy to get lost in (in the best way). Perfect spot if you like treasure-hunting and discovering something new every time you visit.

We love visiting this hidden flea market. Even if we don't find what we need I always walk away…read morewith the cheap candy. Full sized candy bars for 50 cents and other candies and snacks for less than a dollar. Love visiting to see what random things people have made, or what vintage furniture is available. A great place for finding pieces worth displaying or including in a craft project. We stop by every month or so to see what's new. Check them out when you are in the area.

Try to understand customer service and how to take customer feedback…read more We were surprised to see DVD's for $1 and Blu Ray's for $3, but VHS tapes were $5!! I said to the lady behind the counter that not many people would pay $5 for VHS tapes and she responded with "Yeah, well we sell them at that price every day." I said, "You don't have to argue with me" and we left! Goodwill and other Flea Markets average $1 for VHS tapes, including brand new and sealed.