Amazing experience, vendors are kind and knowledgeable. Prices were overall reasonable but it…read moredepends on the booth.

Minneapolis Vintage Market is a traveling caravan based out of Minneapolis, MN! The mobile market…read morepops up at venues throughout the Twin Cities featuring a rotating selection of vendors each month and they open their shop at Breweries, Museums, Gardens...I'm sure there are other venues...but those are the ones I know of. I visited the one that was open at the Sociable Cider Works brewery. We went to the Brewery for lunch, then headed to the Vintage Market for shopping! Their selection is very fun and eclectic! FUN!

Have went to the county rate swap meeting many times my mother-in-law's cabin is up in South Haven…read more Very fun marketplace, lots to pick from lots of people, lots of vendors..

Lots of vendors featuring new and antique goods. Lots to see and plenty of venders providing food…read moreand drink to keep you energized. If you don't find something here you probably weren't looking hard enough! Great time highly recommend. If I had to find a complaint I would have to say I wish it were closer to where I lived.

LOVE LOVE LOVE Junk Bonanza!!! I have attended the Portland and Minnesota venues several times. I…read moream so lucky my daughter lives in Minneapolis - my spring visit coincides with Junk Bonanza. It is by far the very best junkin show in the USA! The booths are very pretty, prices to sell, friendly dealers and a very positive atmosphere. Plenty of benches, chairs for resting, food venders and bloody marys ;-)

I really wanted to interact with this business; it looks fascinating, but when I tried to…read moresubscribe, I got an API key invalid, which I have never received for anything, ever. When I messaged them, I got no response! Ow! There's disappointment, then there's disappointment! Maybe someday....

I just love this place. So unique! You never know what you'll find in there. We were pleasantly…read moresurprised to see a little vendor market in the back room which they happen to do every Sunday. A good mix of old and new, local made and beyond. We got a couple shirts this round. My favorite shirt is the minneapolis alligator farm which I bought there previously! Prices are pretty standard. The employees are lovely!

I recently stopped here to see what this place had to offer since I was in the area. This place has…read morea lot of great variety of little items to choose from. They had a community in another room that looks like they were having a dungeons and Dragons Gathering as well which is pretty cool. Great selection of shirts, comic books and other unusual finds. It was a solid store worth checking out.

An antique shop in a large white house, it has 2 floors and multiple nooks and rooms filled with…read moreall sort of vintage and antique findings. I attended one of their flea markets today, that's when other antique vendors set up outside the perimeter of the house with their own goods. On flea market days, the white house items are an extra 20% off ( excluding sale items). All sales are final. Very fun place to walk thru, reminded me of all those antique shops in the Stillwater area. There are so many little spaces to discover and dig thru. In one of the rooms they even have free coffee to sample! Free parking in the lot next to it, in addition to free street parking in downtown Anoka. All the staff were welcoming and smiling as we came thru.

When you love the holidays as much as I do, and you find a cute and vintage collectors shoppe that…read morereminds you of that small town Hallmark movie, you KNOW you're going to be happy. We recently stopped in here and just had so much fun in a short time. Every room is filled with stuff to look at from different artists and brands and it's fun, kitschy, and warm. We met the owner and she was delightful! We will be back to explore the upstairs too!

We stopped by yesterday in hopes of checking out the Somali museum downstairs; however it was…read moreclosed for the 4th of July. So we walked around the food court area, most of the stalls were closed. I appreciated the variety of eateries available. We spent time browsing the mini grocery area, where they sell various interesting items such as honey comb and Turkish delight. My friend bought dried chamomile flowers in bulk to make tea. It was only a quarter the price of buying chamomile tea bags! In the building were some interesting art sculptures. I really like mixed use spaces like this.

I love Midtown Global Market with all of my heart. I went…read morelast Friday for the first time in a while and have already been back 2 times already since then (it's now Monday). Midtown Global Market has been such a staple in my life. It does such a good job of having food options from so many cultures and parts of the world. The food is reasonably priced and the workers are all so kind and knowledgable. Beyond just food, there is a huge selection of art, groceries, clothing, and more. MGM has always felt like the ideal of what Minneapolis is and can be. I am sad to see a lot of booths closed right now. My heart aches for my neighbors and community. I hope (and know) that MGM can bounce back and continue to be a place of diverse community. Love MGM always.

Our estate cleaning out need was huge! The process took over 5 months and a few estate sales as…read morewell as auction and items sold at the retail location. It is necessary to regularly be at the home being cleaned out to ensure smooth operation when the property has a lot to sell/ throw away and donate.

(Response to Owner) Thank you for your response. I do…read moreappreciate you acknowledging that the listing was incorrect. However, I want to clarify an important part of the situation that was not addressed. When I arrived and discovered there was only one board instead of the two clearly described in the listing, I did not simply reject your resolution. I asked for a reasonable middle-ground solution, to pay half of what I bid, since the lot was misrepresented as containing two boards. That request was dismissed without consideration. I ultimately chose to keep the single board because I had driven over four hours and had specifically bid on it with the intention of using it for wakesurfing. Walking away empty-handed after that time and expense was not a practical option. That said, keeping the item does not mean the situation was resolved fairly. The issue was never just that a mistake happened, I understand those can occur. The issue was how it was handled. Offering only a full refund or requiring full payment for an item that was clearly misrepresented did not feel like a customer-focused solution, especially when a reasonable compromise was suggested. From my perspective, it felt less like an effort to make things right and more like "take it or leave it," which is what made the experience so disappointing. I hope this additional context helps clarify why I felt the way I did. ((Original Post)) I have been part of the estate sale and online auction community for quite some time, and unfortunately, this has been the most disappointing experience I have had with an auction business. I placed a bid on a lot clearly titled and described as: "Phase5 Wakeboard Decks - The Wild Beige & Red - 50in Each (Lot of 2)." The description explicitly stated this and more: "Phase5 wakeboard deck set featuring two distinct boards for water sports. Both boards are approximately 50 inches in length and appear used with minor surface wear." Based on both the written description and the photos provided, I had every reason to believe I was bidding on two boards. As an online bidder, especially one traveling over four hours from out of state for pickup, I rely heavily on accurate descriptions. This platform offers both shipping and pickup, so it is not unreasonable to expect listings to be at least reasonably correct. Upon arrival, I was informed there was only one board included in the lot. When I brought up the listing and description directly from their own site, I was told their "AI sometimes messes up," and that they "try to double check." That explanation is difficult to accept, given how clearly and repeatedly the listing referenced two boards. After I expressed my concerns, especially after spending hundreds of dollars, the staff consulted their boss and offered two options: accept a refund so they could resell the item, or keep the single board for the full price I had paid. At no point did I feel like my experience as a customer mattered. The focus seemed to be entirely on preserving the sale rather than addressing the clear error in a meaningful or customer-focused way. While they referenced a general disclosure about potential inaccuracies, that does not excuse a listing that explicitly and repeatedly described a quantity that did not exist. It raises serious concerns about how such a significant discrepancy made it through their process in the first place. This experience was extremely disappointing. Given that similar concerns appear in past reviews, it does not seem like meaningful improvements have been made. I am sharing this for transparency and consumer awareness. If you are considering bidding, especially from a distance, be aware that the item you win may not match the description you relied on. Based on my experience, I will not be purchasing from this business again.