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

This is quite a large antique and vintage flea market within Chicago, much of it being inside the…read morePlumbers Union Hall on several floors as well as the back lot outdoors. Pros were: - A lot of vendors! - A variety of items - lots of food trucks so you won't be hungry - Legitemately most of the items for sale were antiques and vintage along with some artisans and food merchants (coffee cakes, toffee etc). But not booths of 3D printed stuff. Cons were: - it seemed like whenever we were interested in inquiring about something, the vendor was not at their booth... - Prices were pretty high (especially in comparison to The Pec Thing which I just went to the previous weekend), and not every vendor was willing to dicker (I have never been to a flea market where this is the case unless an item is marked "Firm") - We arrived at opening and some of the vendors weren't set up yet. It had also rained the night before so a lot of the outside people had put tarps over their merch but items still got wet. Caveat emptor. Overall, it was worth checking out but we only bought one small item. Maybe next time!

This market advertises that they have about 200 dealers, and that it's a "destination". Hmmmm…read more.. On the plus side, if you're into vintage clothing (everything from band tshirts to vintage designer) you will love it. Guessing 50%+ of the dealers were fashion related. There were a few MCM places but honestly not much beyond that. I didn't expect to be accosted by window and gutter salesmen but here we are. The building is beautiful, there were a good number of food trucks and places to grab refreshments, and it was well organized. No WAY we're there anything close to 200 dealers - maybe half that? (If we don't count the gutter dudes) Not for me, but if you love vintage fashion, it's probably your jam.

Such a darling store, curated really well. Just the space itself is stunning. I love the skylight…read moreat the back. It was amazing being the first people in the door and within 15 minutes, we had trouble just navigating through the space. Mostky French or French inspired, and some cute Chicago themed things- all with a vintage vibe. Just a gorgeous, bougie shop!

While Posh is super overpriced, it is a wonderful spot to shop at. It's great to take visitors to…read moreChicago, as they have adorable merch and pieces. It's excellent during Christmas and Halloween, when the decor is super cute and unique. They sell decorations I've never seen anywhere else. Employees are always super friendly

This flea market is the best, maybe because it's the only one accessible. You need to be here early…read moreto get good parking which is fine with me. But the prices are starting to rise on the merch. Vendors are known to compare it to the store prices. Things should be at an amazing deal. Not a few dollars less than stores.

Almost everyone has the same things stuff is over priced for a flea market went once wouldn't go…read moreagain felt like I wasted my day

Great selection of various treasure finds! Service was great and everyone I encountered was super…read morefriendly! The value was great, I found vintage records, action figures, and lots of Mexican candy, food, home decor, and clothing. They have tons of Mexican snacks to try. They also have fruit, vegetables, cheese, sour creams, chorizo, dry Mexican peppers and the list goes on. I actually found a nice lemon tree plant to take home. Great value, and when you visit bring cash!

I was a bit wary because the Yelp rating on this place has been low. Well, seeing is believing,…read moreand it would be the best if I could witness the "Buyers Flea Market" with my own eyes. You know what? My experience was good. The venue was clean, well-lit, and properly-signed. They even had people and security guards who directed traffic. They led us to their car park and charged hubby and I one (1) George Washington. Parking fee was fairly reasonable in my opinion, but how about the sellers' booths? There was a wide range of categories inside the flea market: apparel, footwear, perfume, jewelry, sports gears, car audio equipment, toys, dry and wet spices, Mexican snacks, and etc. Some dudes and dudettes got their hair done and eyebrows threaded. There was even a booth that had listing of houses for sale, but mostly were in the hood though. Food court here had a few selections. I saw "La Cocina de Alicia" there and served menudo and pozole! This restaurant also has a location on Armitage. The outdoor tooth that hubby purchased "elote en vaso" from was sanitary. The young lady who was in charge of food had plastic gloves and hairnet on. As we handed her the cash to her, she pulled out a cup so we could place the cash inside the cup. She then passed the cup to an older lady (assuming she was her mom or relative) and the older lady looked for change to give back to us. Oh, not to mention that the elote en vaso was definitely a brimming cup! I really was wondering why the Yelp reviews were subpar. Some items could be risky if purchased at a flea market, such as cellular devices, electronics, home appliances, or just anything expensive and or in need of warranty or protection plan. I personally wouldn't be confident enough to willingly give my money to unknown individuals who sell the items, from untraceable origins, mentioned above. In other words, the Yelpers who left bad reviews spoke from their personal encounters. Hey, sorry but not sorry, like what Demi Lovato said. It was fun to poke around "Buyers Flea Market." Hubby said the men's washroom was quite clean, so my impression on this was, overall, positive. We will probably make it back occasionally when we are looking for inspirations and wanting to shop on a budget.

Wow I been working here on and off for years it is like time has frame itself. They have the same…read moreloyal vendors year in year out. My friends keeps inviting me to come and help her out since am the best seller of the millennium. Love everything about this place the customers and the vendors. We are all a big family

Good place for useful used stuff.. Inside area you can find…read moregood stuff most of them are new on fair price.

One of my very favorite shops in Evanston. The name "Secret Treasures" perfectly describes the…read morestore...and super friendly folks inside, always. Dawn is a gem hear self.

The inventory is incredible! It's like Candyland!! The staff is super helpful and the prices are…read morevery fair. Go!

Am I into resale shops No - But this space is cool. It used to be the former Calo Theater, a…read moreSpanish Baroque Revival Theater built in 1915. When you see the theater area - you'll feel how cavernous it is. There are still see some of the architectural details left from its original form. I do like the CD selection and the couch lounge is just so inviting. Plus it's hot and humid outside this midsummer fest in Andersonville and this place has AC. Also the people watching isn't bad they really have all kinds here.

First, how many resale stores have you been to that were once a theater? This location of the Brown…read moreElephant was once the Calo theater, built in 1915 on the Spanish Baroque Revival design, and you can still see vestiges of its former glory (even if you aren't interested in looking for clothes, check out that room because you can see the most of the historic theater remains). Now, onto the store! It's huge and it's been around forever. Lots of clothes and lots of furniture too. There are also two other locations, but if you are doing the "antique crawl" along Clark, this is the one to hit.