We had a good time! Place is huge and there's a ton of vendors. We did go on a Saturday and…read moreseveral of the vendors were closed but I did enjoy what we did see. Found a really cute vendor shop in the middle who sold a lot of different skull merchandise and I bought the cutest snow globe with a newlywed skull couple driving in a sports car. He also sold skull plate sets, leather items and overall a ton of skull items. Loved it! We also had ice cream and mangonada from a vendor and enjoyed that as well. The only thing that was a disappointment was there wasn't anyone selling video games or video game equipment. But I was surprised by the vendor who was selling kids ATV's and other motorized items near the door. There was two brow shaping places, a guy doing table massages and a tattoo artist, which I've never seen in a flea market before. It was also really clean and organized.

Once is enough. Very packed and confusing layout. It becomes overwhelming. Overpriced on just about…read moreeverything. I think your suppose to haggle to get the better deal and I'm not used to that. Food court in the back. Be careful, prices are good at some food stands, not good at others. The pretzel stand was ridiculously overpriced. One pretzel was $11! I thought that maybe I needed to haggle over that! Looking for imports? Go to the Mexican imports place on Staples next to Banuelos tires! Pass on the trade center.

Was only there to drop off a postal package, however a 15 minute walk through had me discovering…read moreloads of large & small potential gifts. While I doubt "my mother" possessed so many toys that they offer, possibly a true gem as a store to purchase older siblings gifts from their childhood. Definitely NOT your normal old and dusty antique store...

The shop is about 10,000 ft.² in size or more and is divided into a few dozen nooks each with their…read moreown selection of merchandise. The place is chocked full of collectibles, such as antique dishware, jewelry, furniture, glassware, toys, and knickknacks. If you're looking for a particular collectible from the past, you might find it in one of the many nooks. Just when you thought you've seen the whole store, you discover there's a whole other section in the back. However, don't come here thinking you're gonna pay Goodwill pricing. The pictures included should at least entice you to look around.

Very nice people but this is a garage sale type store front. Very small, limited. Spent time and…read moregas finding this place. Did enjoy another store in town though.

More of a flea market feel than an antique mall feel, but the only place open on a Wednesday (the…read moreother listing in downtown Port Lavaca is only open on the weekend according to the Deja Vu person). The service was friendly and open to bargaining. The merchandise was eclectic and included furniture, decorative items, crystal and china, vintage clothing...and contemporary cowgirl belts with lots of bling. If you're a serious antique-er or flea market/junk store aficionado, it's worth a stop. But watch your street numbers. The signage leaves a little to be desired. The Deja Vu sign is in the front window, but tilted, down on the floor and only visible after you park. Adds to the character of the place!