Saturday today being a gorgeous day, thought that it would be nice to take the family for a stroll…read moreat the Orange Coast College swap meet. Regretfully, not even half the regular spots were occupied with salespeople, selling their goods. Attendance was not very good as well. With everything occurring in Orange County, it seems like the Orange Coast College swap meet, has greatly been affected. Perhaps in the upcoming weeks, selection, and value, will prevail once again. But for now, I want to show my support by being in attendance, and choosing to purchase items here today!

I used to enjoy visiting the OCC Swap Meet, but after several incidents over the past two weeks, I…read morefeel obligated to share this experience so others -- especially minority visitors -- are aware. On February 28, my friends and I asked an employee near the office where the ATM was. She ignored us at first, and later we saw her walk past us with another employee while laughing and directing racial slurs toward our group. On March 7, we encountered the same employee again and she once again shouted racially offensive language toward us. Then on March 8, the situation escalated. As she walked past us, she hit my shoulder while passing by and yelled racial slurs in both English and Spanish. I reported the incidents through OCC's complaint system but had not received a response before the third incident occurred, which is extremely concerning. The employee's name is Karen L. I'm sharing this as a caution to other minority customers. No one should experience harassment or discrimination from staff at a public marketplace.

Golden Years is an outdoor vintage clothing market that runs quarterly right outside the Anaheim…read morePacking District. It's put on by Sarah from Cameo Appearance Vintage and she brings together the best vintage suppliers. Everything you see has been curated and is in top condition. The vendors are friendly, there is a DJ spinning great music and you may even see lots of vintage influencers such as Beth Jones from B. Jones Style or Annette from A Vintage Splendor.

From the owner: Vintage pop-up Saturday, June 21! Come by to shop vintage clothing and more. Look forward to seeing…read moreyou there!

Anaheim Indoor Marketplace (founded in 1990 with 20 businesses) is the largest indoor swap meet in…read moreOrange County with over 200 specialty shops under one roof. I came here on a Saturday and it was fairly crowded. [Parking]: Parking for the marketplace is free. If there's a parking sign stating "$20 for American Sports Centers" then don't worry about it. Just tell the parking attendant that you are here for the swap meet. [Amenity]: Restrooms are acceptably clean. There's an outdoor patio area just outside of the food court and the Marketplace offers live entertainment on Saturday and Sunday from 12 PM to 6 PM. [Shops]: This indoor swap meet is a lot bigger and cleaner than I had expected. Specialty shops include auto center (stereo & alarm installation, auto accessories, window tinting, smog check test only, tires & rims, auto glass, auto upholstery - located on S Anaheim Blvd side and there's an outdoor car entrance to the center), a car dealer (yes you can buy and sell used cars just outside of the main building entrance), beauty shops (nails & salons), bridal & quinceañera, children's Wear, cosmetics, electronics, gift shops, flower shop & decors, houseware & furniture, jewelry, medical services (acupuncture), men's wear, phone repairs, shoes, socks & underwear, sporting goods, sportswear, t-shirts, tattoo & piercing, watch repairs, toys, games, vitamin shops, women's clothing, accessories, luggage, etc. Heck there's even a 99 cent bargain store inside of the marketplace. To my surprise, few shops actually sell really cute Hello Kitty plushies and anime merchandise. [Food]: The marketplace has plenty of snack shops and a good selection of Mexican food at the food court with tables. [Conclusion]: Frankly this is one of the best indoor swap meets in LA & OC that I have ever visited - clean restroom, solid food selection, and P.S. - There's even an A.I. Photo Booth located near the food court.

Like going to Mexico. Have a great kind of vacation feel. Prices have gone up like everywhere else…read moreand you can't get cheap good quality food here either. They have smoking deals on bulk food and some deals on clothes and phones as well. They were even selling cars outside and offered to buy yours. We bought some traditional Mexican groceries to make tosti locos. Will definitely come back. Service was exceptional.

Love this market, wonderful variety and quality items. You will see things that you won't see other…read moreplaces. Vendors are creative and super friendly.

It was great, and a fun day out looking at vintage items!…read more Please just next time post that it's $5 to enter. Other than, it was amazing!

Unique shop for crafty, vintage, festive, whimsical & witchy vibe lovers. I visited her shop during…read morethe Old Tustin Flea Market. The shop is open during this event on the last Sunday of the month. I believe the shop owner is also in charge of running the flea market.

Looked at the website today which says you're open until 5:00. So I drove all the way there from…read moreLong Beach only to discover you weren't open. Needless to say, I'm beyond mad. Why put hours on your website if you're not going to be open?? I doubt I'll be back.

This review is solely for the store and not the outdoor marketplace…read more My pictures don't show how spacious this place is. It is huge! And great selections of almost everything, from games, books, and electronics, school supplies, you name it. Very good prices on nearly everything I saw. I walked away empty handed today but would definitely come back here and do some more digging. If you enjoy thrifting like I do, then this is one of the best Goodwills I've ever been to.

This Goodwill has been around forever. Through its various incarnations, though it has changed, it…read morehas remained one of the go-to spots for vintage items in Orange County. In fact, located in this facility is the actual offices of Goodwill Orange County. This Goodwill is broken up into what I would define as three main areas serving the general public. There is their main store which offers what can be expected from Goodwill. They have the various clothes, shoes, household items, electronics, furniture, and other things that you would expect to find. The second section is their electronics division. This is truly a unique component of this Goodwill facility. What you will find here, in a separate room, is a lot of used computers. Plus, they have other things such as speakers, TVs, DVD players, and items like that. In terms of their computers, they have a staff that reconditioned them. So, what you will find is computers that are all, for the most part, very functional. There's been a couple of times when I've bought used computers from this facility due to the fact that I've needed to load old programs and the new OS in my current computers would not run them. For the most part, these computers have functioned very well. I will say that one time I bought a MAC laptop that was not function correctly. And, this is where you will need to make a mental note. They do not have a proper return policy. Basically, they sell everything As-Is. Yeah, they say they will do this or do that if your computer has a problem, but basically what turns out is that if you buy it, you've bought it, and that's the end of the story. Thus, at least in that one instance with the laptop, I was left with a non-functioning unit. This is just something to keep in mind. The main thing to do when you purchased a computer from this facility is to fully test it out while you're there. Which they happily allow you to do. Thus, as stated, you usually come away with a highly functioning piece of electronic equipment. The final section of this business is their donation area. This is a drive-thru donation area. This is both good and bad. If you get behind somebody who's unloading tons of stuff and/or wants to talk to the employees, you can be in line for quite a while. This is no fun. But, most of the time you don't have to worry about that. The people that work at this part of the Goodwill are mostly nice. But, like yesterday, I would say that the way the employee who helped me did his job was entirely inappropriate and just lazy. To tell the story, I donated about two thousand CDs. As I was unloading the bags of CDs, I could see that the employee was just lifting the bags up and dumping them into this large bin. Obviously, what was happening, by doing his job in this way, is that many of the cases for the CDs were either gonna be broken and/or the CDs would be bounced out of their cases. I'm sorry, this is just poor workmanship. It is very lazy. And, I believe, this is not the way the job should have been done. But, for most of your donations, you shouldn't have any problem at all. Overall, if you want to go to a really large Goodwill store, that offers a really unique take on electronic devices, and all of the other stuff Goodwill is known to offer, this is probably the best location in Orange County.

This place is a staple of my life. I've been coming here since I was a teen hunting for vintage…read moreclothes and Spanish 50s Rock n' Roll CDs from the oldies guy. Even though the beer prices have definitely crept up over the years, the entertainment is always solid and the vibes are unmatched. Now that the classic car is finally fixed, we can't wait to bring it to the drive-in! My toddler and I busted some moves on the dance floor and a zoot suiter complimented us on our moves. The Food: You have to visit Caesar. He's been here for years and his BBQ sticks are 5-star perfection. I always get one of each with the rice--pro tip: load it up with the vinegar and hot sauce. The Finds: Shoutout to the two guys in the second-to-last row. Browsing their collection felt like being back in a Blockbuster! We finally scored The Lone Ranger and a classic Bruce Lee vs. Chuck Norris flick. Also, don't miss my buddy in Row A for records; he always has the heat. Family Friendly: My toddler had a blast on the train ride (super convenient that they take Zelle now). I was bummed I couldn't find my usual poster-framing vendor, but the trip was still worth it.

Went to this place on 9/5/2026 and I haven't been here in a long time. Was very surprised to see…read morehow many closed venders there was and how little of a crowd on a Saturday. They even had a band playing and it was still a very, very small crowd. Not like the good old days when this place used to be jumping on a Saturday. Don't know if this was due to being open late on a Friday and having a band playing later on that Saturday night, but like I said very surprised on how small the crowd was. Unsure if I will be back, but brought back a lot of good memories of a lot of good times here.

I love Whimzy. Unusual things that are not available anywhere else.I usually find something I have…read moreseen before.

This is a super cute store located in downtown Tustin. The owner was super friendly when my friend…read moreand I went in and I loved the eclectic girly variety of options she had for the shop. It was the type of eclectic variety that you can go shopping with your little girl and she would be entertained and not wanting to leave vs being super bored with nothing that sparked her interest. Great store with craft inspiration and ideas and a variety of more neat knick knacks.

The Orange Circle antique mall is 100% legit…read more The staff here is very friendly and provide excellent customer service. They can help you find what you're looking for. Based on my personal experience, nothing here is overpriced. Each booth is individually owned, and everyone seems to have their merchandise priced to sell. I've been here a few times in the past and I enjoy coming here to see what's new and to going down memory lane as I look through this mall.

Cool antique mall with lots to explore. I have been here several times…read more The front desk is very friendly. On my last visit, I asked if I could bring my dog in and they gave me the okay and welcomed us in.

Visited for the first time last Sunday and was completely blown away by the turnout! Not only were…read morethere so many people, but the variety of items was impressive--everything was well-maintained and beautifully displayed. I went in without many expectations and ended up spending quite a bit of time browsing. We didn't buy anything this visit since we wanted to get a feel for what it was all about, but we're already planning our next trip. There's plenty of free parking, and admission is free too--which, in this economy, is definitely a win! We love that it's so close to home, and it's been a long time since we've come across something like this in the area. We'll definitely be back in July before school starts again!

Coast Vintage Market is a very cool swap meet style flea market with tons of items from yesteryear…read morethat will take you back to another time. It can almost be like a treasure hunt looking for that special item that calls out to you! Even if you aren't looking for something specific, you might find something that is awesome (to you anyway). There is definitely a wide variety of stuff, from vintage clothing, to old car emblems, home decor, old business signs, and toys that, depending on your age, might make you remember the good old days. Prices can be a bit high, and some vendors will haggle, but this isn't really the kind of market where you get an amazing deal. Most people know what they have and know the market for their stuff. Vendors are still friendly though and will chat about what they have. Located in the old Laguna Hills parking lot, it has about 10-12 rows of vendors that are about 50 yards long. Last time we went there was an agua fresca stand but no food vendors. Even though it's in a parking lot, parking can be a challenge so be prepared. Everything is under construction as the mall is closed down and the buildings are empty so people kind of just park wherever. All that said, this can make for a great weekend activity to get out and walk around. Though it is infinitely better in the morning when it is less crowded and cooler outside! Being in a parking lot there is no shade and things heat up quickly in the afternoon. Overall, a solid local experience, especially if you like flea markets.