It's a cooler day so everyone is keeping warm. Toasty heaters and a lot of heat. A love it here…read more Brings back childhood memories. I come here A lot. See you there.

Depending on what you expect from a flea market this either is the perfect place or a waste of…read moretime. If you're looking for old vintage things, it's worthwhile. There are often many vendors who have very vintage items. They do know their value, though, so it will be close to prices. If you're looking for clothes, THIS IS NOT THE PLACE. Overall, I think it's fun to kind of search for things you could use... That being said, the buildings hold nothing but garbage- don't even bother with them. They had Mexican corn when I went, and that alone is a win.

Always enjoy coming here and finding good bargains on pretty much everything. They always have lots…read moreof vendors inside and outside. Food/snack are usually pretty good too.

Karen and Paul jewelry spot , scamming on gold and low ball you . Basically stealing . There stuff…read moreis gold plated and not real gold as they say. I would not buy there stuff from them

Please improve the mens washroom, remove construction cones from urinals and repair drains and…read morelavatory faucets.

Not as good as past years. A couple buyers pay early, come in and cherry pick the place. When it…read moreopens at 7 most of the good stuff is gone. I no longer anticipate shopping there anymore because of this. Also, the amount of sellers is way down from a couple years ago. It's sad to watch this market go down as it has.

Swap-O-Rama? More like Thrift-O-Rama!! Just $2 gets you all day access. You'll find pretty much…read moreeverything: fresh produce, clothing & replica jerseys, gardening supplies, lots of pottery and everything in between. Did I mention Mexican staples like micheladas, churros and Horchata!? And yes that means tacos and similar eats are nearby. In fact, if you decide to walk-in hungry, makes sure to get a hand stamp (or maybe 2) to allow re-entry. You can find all the Mexican eats your stomach may desire inside, however the best eats are actually around the perimeter before you enter. More specifically nearby 43rd & Wood Street. Park on 43rd and take the hike to S-O-R. Trust me, you have to try the food along the way. And this way, after you've spent the day at the place you can even find lunch on your walk back to your car. From my experience, stalls start to close down around 1pm, target arriving early, perhaps between 10am and 1pm. Pro Tip: Bring a minimum of $50 in cash so you are prepared to shop & negotiate. Smaller bills recommended.

There's not really much to say but it's a flea market and u never know what you'll find. U can…read morefind just about everything like furniture, records, food, toiletries, home improvement items....it is worth the visit. They have several Swap-O-Rama locations. I was near this 1 and it was my 1st time in over a year. I enjoyed just walking up and down the rows of vendors. Be careful u will be tempted to buy a lot. Though I did not find what I was looking for I found a few items I liked. Only $1 entrance fee. Make sure u get stamped if u need to take items to your car or need to step away. I brought a large reusable bag with me. U can also bring a cart. Happy shopping!!