I went to this store inside the New Baltimore Trade Center and was pleasantly surprised. I now buy…read moresoap here all the time for a group I help. The owner is very helpful and makes these soaps all herself. Since I help provide these for gift care baskets I love how they have soaps for different skin types and they are all natural. Good product. I always come in saying I have this much money and pick your favorite soaps. There are other stores here that are pretty cool. I found a cool iPhone wallet in my favorite color for $5!!!! I learned I can also bring my dog in. I will be next time I go shopping. Still empty spaces but the stores that are here are pretty cool. Oh almost forgot the popcorn lady. Got my hubby pineapple popcorn and the Michigan blend. OMG ADDICTIVE!!!

As soon as you walk through the doors into New Baltimore Trade Center you are treated with the…read moreutmost care, concern and respect. I worked with Phazes of Women (Owner) Charlene and she is phenomenal! She will make it her mission and make every possible accommodation to make you happy. We determined exactly what I liked and look for in a dress and within one minute she found the perfect dress for me. I wouldn't trust my shopping experience for a dress with any other person. She was also a great inspiration. Great genuine customer service. I will definitely be back soon. Donna Chase

There was value to be found and treasures to be had. I found myself a nice Elvis statue for my…read morehome in Mississippi here at the armada market in Gaylord, MI. Highly recommend it for the hunters of vast treasures and some good baked goods to boot at one of the booths in the middle. People selling stuff were willing to haggle and were super friendly. Best bang for your buck and a great time for the whole family!

About two hours from Toledo. I kept seeing this as an huge flea market that shouldn't be missed. It…read morewas more like a country market with foods, animals and plants. There were vendors with a few other options, even a few record booths. It end early by 2pm. Most vendors still did not want to bargain. I sorted through someone's trunk of in marked albums. He said they ran from $5-$10. I picked 5 and offered $5 per album and he had a fit, screaming and shouting. Usually you get a counter offer. So I just left those albums behind others were much nicer. I don't think it's worth the drive, although I found a few other nice shops on the way back. It's very hilly. Wear your walking shoes.

The best vintage shopping. Prices are great too! You want to find rare stuff come here! I swing in…read moreon Sundays and fine the best stuff!

Always new stuff w 50 vendors . ONLY WEEKLY INDOOR YEAR ROUND FLEA IN SE MICHIGAN . Worth a trip…read moreevery time. . Go early . People start shopping at 6am

Lots of vintage clothing, jewelry, wall decor and many other random items…read more Good for browsing for a while. It's a variety of different things here. Saw some old Stroh's bar signs.

We had just finished looking around next door and popped in to this shop to browse. It wasn't too…read morebusy so we took our time looking around. I think it's dog-friendly as we saw someone with their cute pup inside shopping. The space was open and not too cluttered, which I always appreciate since I can get kind of overwhelmed in vintage/antique shops. Each area was nicely curated and it was easy to tell where each "booth" started and ended. I saw a variety of housewares, clothing, decor, etc. and had fun looking around finding some treasures. We didn't end up buying anything this time, but would definitely stop in again next time we're in the area.

First time ever coming to this flea market. It's small but they had some cool stuff there for sale…read more There were a few things I looked at and when I came back to get them they were already snatched up. Definitely will come back again.

I always find what I'm looking for, but it clothes, shoes, jewelry, purses etc. I never walk out…read moreempty handed, prices r negotiable

Hmmm..its like walking into a dark market street in NY within a 90's movie hah…read more This place is smaller than anticipated, and tends to smell bad. I was hoping for good deals but 95% of their merchandise consists of unforgivably tacky home decor and electronics arguably as old as myself. Staff seems theatrically shady. People of all colors and thick accents, carefully investigating your every move from behind their stands, giving you a fantastic impression that someone will soon ask if you don't need a hitman or a shaman. Now I was hoping that maybe if I courageously kept digging through the teenage britney spears blankets and gold nylon dresses, i might find a decent fake purse or an oldschool video game cardridge...I did, those aren't the parts of "good deals". Anything that poses any potential for interest is expensive for what it is. Knockoff purses? $50-60 (go to Marshalls instead and buy a real one), vintage gaming? $25+ Bottom line, I believe this place is falsely called "a flea market" and is in fact a scenic trip to the great 90's where 18" tv was a luxury, bright colored plastic furniture was a hit and bedding needed that golden tiger print as seen in a movie Scar. You should come and see for the experience of it

UPDATE 12-2017: Wow-not sure what to say. This place was so near and dear for so long, but I…read moredon't want to mislead you. You can't really get into that massive main building anymore, it is so packed with stuff. The outside area as well. You will have to find someone to let you into both now. Mary does though have another building down the block a bit, and this is worth checking out. My Original Review: Well, here we go-Yelp Resale Shopping: Extreme Edition!! I have a "unique" sense of decor and a refusal to cough up designer scratch for my quirky finds. This demands copious garage and estate sale-ing, flea-marketing, and thrifting, and I've gluttonously indulged these passions all across our great, junk-laden land. Seasoned as I am, one magical day some years ago I walked into a nondescript place on Schoenherr in Warren and just about passed clean out. I distinctly remember the breath being sucked out of my chest as my peepers struggled to take in the largest assemblage of objects I'd ever seen, let alone for sale. Standing there agape, my mind stuttered, its circuitry blown. Eventually the shock subsided and I was able to delve in and begin exploring. Imagine thousands of estate sales piled on top of each other as far as the eye can see. Upon entering, you'll see a ton o' things sitting outside, though the lion's share is in the building on the left. There's another one at the back right (through a fenced area) that some people don't know is part of this emporium. There are main aisles with offshoots, though many passageways that once were traversable are too clogged with stuff now to get through. Furniture, tools, art, household items, electronics, clothing, all manner of everything. As if all this is not enough, the fabulous Mary is the undisputed queen of her domain and she reigns as such. ALWAYS put things back where you got them from-she will KNOW and never forget! Nothing is priced-you either take the things to her to talk price or bring her to it if it's big. Don't haggle too much-remember who is the queen! I've seen slick dealer-types try to get over on her only to be sent packing with their tail between their legs amidst a torrent of verbal abuse! Though Mary is a quirky character of a certain age, she's smart as a whip and takes no crap. Tax is figured in her head after you agree on a price, and be ready with a figure from jump-she often starts by asking what you want to pay. She often is very fair though, and I've found some wonderful treasures here for a steal. I adore this woman. When I was younger, Mary would sometimes make me tell her why I needed a particular item and if my reason wasn't up to snuff she'd say "What do you need this for save your money!" and refuse the sale! Once I was browsing in the sun at her place when I suddenly began to faint for real, an unknown side effect of some meds I was on. This was before cell phones, so she had me stay there with her til I felt well enough to drive home. Spending several hours with Mary in her palace o' stuff is something I shan't soon forget, and I'll always be grateful for her kindness. After caring for me all day, she said "Don't tell anybody I was nice I'll get a bad reputation!" Normally I would not think twice about giving this junky wonderland five stars, as I'd easily road trip across many states to experience this gem and here it is in our backyard. The only drawback is the ever-growing olfactory assault. Along with some serious musty smells, she has taken to feeding area cats and the liquid emitted therefrom has permeated certain areas to the point that I'm worried some of the stuff is unsellable. For years I've kept this place a closely guarded secret-for a long time there was no signage out front at all. So there ya go-if you're up for adventure, here's a wild corner of the world.

Yes 10 out of 10!! Not that good looking but once you find what you are looking for under the…read moretreasure pile it will be Ok a little cleaning out would be nice. Everyone should come here

New management very friendly and accommodating. Price for spacing is very reasonable, Check them outread more

If you want to rummage and are looking for random surprise finds, go here. If you are not a Trump…read moresupporter, look out. There are an appalling number of "F*ck Biden" flags which our kids didn't need to see. Also an irritating number of "trump won" Qooney-tunes nonsense and Trump 2024 flags. While I appreciated that everyone has a political party they support, I saw no other representation and it was unpleasant, in-your-face and even intimidating. More importantly, I hesitate to give any money to people who are clearly against, and even out to hurt, my liberal, kind, somewhat unusual family. I didn't see any outright Nazi paraphernalia, but I get the idea that the right words whispered in the right ear would net you some fairly awful material. Owners: it's not a great business model to turn off half your buying public by making them feel unwelcome. I left without buying anything. And one last thing: Michigan Republicans have stated there was no widespread fraud and have dropped it. And Trump lost. And he's not coming back in August.

I just love going in and walking around and seeing alllll the things that they have. Such a variety…read moreof antiques, crafts, jewelry and trading cards. The best part is there is always something new. Love, Love, love.

Los of items to look through.great place to donate.I love the fact you get coffee too.read more

Super cool place! It's a coffee shop (coffee, espresso, pastries) and it's a thrift shop. It's v…read morecool, funky, and definitely a place to check out. If you love clocks, tables, and kooky items this is the place for you!