I kept getting ads for La Vaquita Flea Market, and honestly, I love a flea market so I had to check…read morethis place out. It's a bit of a haul from Atlanta so I got up early one weekend and made the hour drive over to La Vaquita. While I'll say, I enjoyed my trip, I don't know if I absolutely loved it or would tell people to run here. Parking was easy to navigate through and I got a spot easily. Now, inside (and outside) really has everything, BUT I will say, this is a flea market in every sense of the word. It has a lot of junk, I mean that in the best (and I suppose, worst) way. I just didn't find the majority of the items that were being sold to be the best quality or really be anything I needed or wanted to buy. The highlight here is the food. Whether it's the large food court or the random stands that are throughout the flea market. You should by no means leave here hungry or thirsty. I think this is a great place if you want knock-off items such as labubus and things like that, but if you're looking for quality materials/goods, I would not pick them up here.

Food court options are many and varied! Many stalls with different options. Food was very tasty…read moreand pricing was okay. Be mindful that some of the vendors both in the market and the food courts don't all accept credit cards so be sure to have cash on hand! In the market, the vendors have all sorts of merchandise from one of a kind handmade items , fresh fruit and nuts, to electronic and jewelry. There is also a farmers market with fresh produce in one of the buildings.

Very nice store, 15K square feet of nostalgia…read more Recommend: Yes. A little bit of everything. Paced parking lot, lots of fans inside, lighting could be a smidgen better in some areas but friendly staff and restrooms available.

Closed -building is for sale…read more Loved coming here when they were open it was a really neat place. Sad to see them closed

A spot to find a lot of cheap produce, odd collectibles, appliances, and all around dusty junk. The…read morebuildings house some of your stable booths while the outside is an open sea of wooden tables where anyone whose paid for one can peddle wares. At some odd point in my life, my family made frequent trips here searching for deals or trying to get rid of an ever growing collection of auction items, various memorabilia, vegetables, what have you. This was a time of a lot of legit Pokemon card booths, or the one that might sell you a fake. Ah... all the fake stuff you can buy here. Good times. But all in all, I really believe this place has gone down hill in my latest visit. It's never been great per say, but there was a time where a lot of niche vendors and collectors were here. Particularly, thinking back on a rock collector who sold all the stuff you'd need and then some to polish rocks or study rocks while even selling massive geodes. This stuff just isn't there anymore. It's replaced with walls of factory reject appliances and a lot of really odd junk. Though, honestly, you might find something awesome in all this. It's really a huge yard sale. The produce isn't all that bad, though it is of very questionable origin, but if you're buying produce here you probably don't mind too much...? Appliances can range from $10 for a vacuum to $25 for a kitchen aid stand mixer. There still are old cartridge games at some of the booths. There was also a very nice Tupperware stand too. I didn't really try any of the food... I have eaten here in the past, but that was several years ago, and the places I had eaten at are no longer functioning. The solitary food court, which is extremely small, still is in commission, however. If you go in winter, the buildings are heated. In the summer, there really isn't AC. It's a nice place just to casually walk around, walk your pup, and search for treasure.

Well we drove from Monticello and no vendors - says they are open but no (no vendors) don't waste…read moreyou time especially on a Friday

Great, entertaining selection to browse through. We found quite a few things for the home and would…read moredefinitely come here again. Things you should know: I. PARKING There's a free private parking lot out front II. SERVICE Friendly III. QUALITY Mostly well maintained furniture & items that could use a little bit of touch ups & shinning from scratches & wear, but overall a great collection. The organization of the market can be a little overwhelming. IV. CAPACITY Happy to see a decent amount of people looking around the shop on a Sunday

My Favorite Place sits directly on Peachtree Industrial Boulevard in Chamblee and is just a stones…read morethrow away from a variety of other consignment/antique stores. However, what makes My Favorite Place different is that they are more flea market than consignment/antique store, and this is something that they fully embrace and own! We have popped into My Favorite Place a couple of times over the years in search of things we never knew we needed. MFP is a treasure trove of used items ranging from trinkets to furniture that are stacked from wall to wall and floor to ceiling, they even have pieces outside lining the sidewalk. To go back to the "flea market" comment, that is truly what the items here are. The store feels like one big yard sale with majority of the items simply being used and old, not really antiques or collectibles. Due to this and the way things are stacked and shelved, a lot of items are pretty beat up. They have a solid selection of furniture pieces, but again they are chipped and worn. If you are after furniture and plan to finish it yourself, then MFP is a solid option for you! Prices are fair and decent for everything in here, even the furniture. The pricing reflects the condition, so again if you are a DIY-er, then you can really find some great deals and good pieces here. Overall, My Favorite Place is a combination of over and underwhelming. Overwhelming in the way of volume of items, haphazard organization and stocking and underwhelming in the condition of items. We pop in when we are in the area, but would not go out of our way to drop by here.

Amazing flea market!! A little something for everyone. It was a great way to burn a couple of hours…read moreon a rainy day. We ended up leaving with some things that we didn't even realize we needed lol. Vendors were very friendly and accommodating. Highly recommend !!

Sweet people, a bit like a rummage sale. Everyone was very welcoming and friendly. Most items…read moredidn't have a price listed and often we couldn't find who to ask in or near the booths. Many booths were like they got tired of everything in the garage so they brought it there. Very sweet and welcoming people, nice drive, and friendly environment but a good 80% of the vendors had no clear prices even if you wanted to haggle prices.

Large indoor flea market located on the west side of Hwy 441/15/23 north of Clayton before you get…read moreto Mountain City. Google maps is a bit confused as to the address. The listed address shows as in the center of Clayton. It's not - the market is north of town. Lot of stuff including both new and used. If you're looking for old cast iron cookware, they've got it. Easy parking on the left side of the building as you come off the highway. The entrance is on the left side, too. Although it was closed at the time we were there, the Wicked Pig BBQ restaurant is located in the back of the market. You can access it either from outside the building or from inside the market.

Selections are wide, with prices as expected. Several people working but only a few spoke to us…read morewhen we were in their area. Its nice to have a covered area for rainy weekend as were when we were there.

Great Flea Market! Fun weekend! Great food! You never know what you are going to find. Plus…read moreloads to do in Clayton and the surrounding area. Only an 1 1/2 hours from Atlanta.

The best flea market I've ever been to. Lots of old stuff and very interesting offerings.read more

Very cool open air flea market! They have lots of interesting items including cast-iron pans,…read moretools, T-shirts, home decor, baby gear and so much more. There's even the shop to get your haircut for $15! And if you get hungry you can get yourself a snack and a drink at the Murphy Dog House.

Awesome flea market! I found some great vinyl and got it for such an amazing price. Everyone is…read moresuper nice and willing to give you the best price. I also found a cool framed Cadillac photo that I had to grab... love me some vintage cars but even more so Cadillacs! Highly recommend checking this spot out especially on a Saturday morning. You can also find some locally grown honey and fresh produce!!

Still a great market, even as flea markets as a whole have gone downhill over time. A lot of…read moregrocery-type stuff like most markets, but still a decent amount of collectibles and antiques. Lots of great produce too. It's an early market, so plan to get there around sunrise.

Fabulous huge flea market selling everything! Incredible fresh produce, flowers, antiques,…read morecollectibles. China, glassware, art, if you can imagine it, they'll have it! Only porta potties so don't drink much before hand. Loads of parking. Except for the cages of puppies and little rabbits it's a fun place to explore!

I quickly breeze through antique malls when nothing piques my interest. To my delight, I found…read moreplenty of booths at the Madison Flea Market with interesting collectibles. My half-hearted mission on this trip were 1950s Pyrex mixing bowls. Last week I stopped by a store in Marietta that was selling a set of three for $155. Too rich for my blood, though perhaps not out of line. (I looked at the "Replacement" china/tableware website and saw individual bowls going for $119! That's crazy!) Anyway, here I found two Pyrex bowls in great shape -- different vendors -- each going for $20. I bought 'em. If you're looking for serious antiques you're not likely to find them at the Madison Flea Market. I noticed a number of booths selling Fiesta Ware. I can't comment about authenticity -- not something I collect -- but if you're in the market, might be worth a look.

Great collection of independent vendors, with a wide range of booths from plants to antiques to pop…read moreculture items. Fair prices.