Based on the previous reviews, I was a little reluctant to come here .... We went on a Wednesday…read moreand there were some tables but not a ton .... I think the deals were great and the vendors were very friendly. I wasn't impressed with the inside antique booths, many were crowded and uncomfortable to move around it, while others were closed on the day we visited. I'm sure there are good things in there if you feel like digging. I'm searching for specific items to fill a trinket shelf as well as vintage toiletry/pharmacy items for my bathroom decor so it's hard to find what I'm searching for -- I was told by a seller that Sundays are the best days to go for outside tables, so I can't wait to try again!

This is a small flea market compared to others but it will not disappoint. You never know what…read moretreasures you will find. The building has some interesting finds as well. I have gone to this market many times. I found the vendors to be friendly and honest. In fact, I trusted one vendor to the extent that I purchased an expensive pearl necklace from her. My wife and I were very satisfied with the necklace and the price. Since the market is not huge (but still worthwhile) compared to other markets, I suggest a trip to Lambertville and New Hope after a visit to the Golden Nugget. I usually park in Lambertville and walk over the bridge. Parking in New Hope can be difficult. I moved further away from the market so I won't be returning often if at all. But I do have fond memories of this establishment. Best seasons to visit are spring and fall.

No one is ever there anymore. Owners ruined a gold mine for buyers, sellers, and themselves. 20…read moreyears ago, Tuesdays and Saturdays had massive amounts of vendors Now, lucky if there are 20 and most don't even make their table money back. Pitiful Tables are in awful shape, haven't been changed in 40 years. They got lazy and stopped caring and now most vendors won't go near the place (rightfully so, it's massive waste of time). A score of 0 is more appropriate!!

visited today 5/19/26. Arrived at 7 AM - vendors were just starting to set up even though their…read morehours start 7. Only 2 other shoppers were there during the 45 minutes we were there - and less than 20 vendors. Other than plants and the purse vendor everything else was old used junk. Definitely not the Rice's we used to visit that was packed with vendors AND shoppers. Tried waiting for more vendors to show up, but we saw none arriving.

If you're looking for a fun day trip, the Columbus Farmers Market is definitely worth the visit…read more There are tons of vendors both inside and outside, so there's always something interesting to browse. The food alone is worth the trip! The giant BBQ turkey leg with mashed potatoes and gravy is a must-try. The ribs are also outstanding. Wash it all down with a refreshing homemade lemonade, and don't leave without grabbing some homemade donuts. One tip: eat first, then spend the rest of the day walking the market to help burn off all those delicious calories! We'll definitely be back.

It was surprising to me that I hadn't reviewed this market yet. Upon reflection it did occur to me…read morethat my last visit was close to a few decades ago. I was derelict in my Yelping of this institution for far too long. I was here seeking out Amish cottage cheese which I haven't been able to get at the Trenton farmers market for many years. I knew it would be located in the Amish wing but I needed to walk the rest of the building too. I entered that section to find crowds of people everywhere. To view the prepared hot foods would have required standing in a long line just to eventually get close enough to peek at the cases. I found the cottage cheese prepackaged and decided to walk around the rest of the place before returning to make a few purchases. There were so many temptations in the Amish part, pretzels, prepared salad items, donuts, baked goods in general and of course the meats. The rest of Columbus has treasures to be found as well, depending on your outlook. Discount over the counter drugs, health and beauty,craft soda and pickles, clothes of all kinds, shoes, housewares. I could probably go on. Really something for everyone. My stroll took me past a chicken shop that once I caught the smell of its fried goods, I knew I'd be trying on my way back. At the far end where other food stalls are I saw a taqueria that I plan on trying next trip. With a bag full of fried goodness I was no longer concerned about the Amish foods. I grabbed the cottage cheese and walked out with just a bit of regret that I didn't snag a donut or a dozen. I popped into the produce building just to see what was there. Nice looking veggies but most were sold in bulk. Towards the end of this building is a seafood market that I've heard good things about. Now I have more reasons to return. 4.5 stars !

Lots of people. Well organized entry. Vendors arrive early. Porta potties need to be cleanedread more

Need more sellers with newer items . Nice flea market but mostly very old rusty stuffread more

My first time here and there were so many vendors I was so surprised! The market went around a…read morewhole block!

What a fantastic day. The sellers are nice people and it's an enjoyable treat for the dayread more

This is a great store to go to I love it too and always great to find stuff and fun tooread more

Always fun hunting for treasures at Jake's. Never disappointed and always find something…read moreinteresting to purchase

Large flea market with mostly real true flea market items. Not resellers/retail fair…read more The kind where you can actually search for treasures from days gone by. Not the coupon lady who is selling bottles of cleaners, detergents and soaps. Authentic flea market with core items that make a real flea market: old tools, people emptying their closets and basements, vintage finds and more So if you're looking for the real deal look no farther than Jake's - BUT get there early because they do pack up early and it thins out by noon.

Great staff very attentive to vendor needs. Tons of amazing stuff available for purchase…read more Always some cool celebrities and the food trucks are off the chain I have been going these events for nearly 10 years and it is among the best run of these types of events I have ayte

Trenton Punk Rock Flea Market's description says it best: "A punk-inspired flea market that…read moreincludes vendors selling vinyl, vintage, handmade, original items; interesting curiosities; unique collectibles & more." We had the pleasure of attending the holiday themed market at a special venue Nshaminy Creek Brewing in Croyden, PA. Usually, the events take place in Trenton, NJ, so check their schedule for location details. Neshaminy Creek Brewery is dog friendly always in their tasting room! The events are indoors and *most* venues they host in are dog friendly (check their events section for rules). You can walk around with your pup and see over 100 vendors selling their homemade merchandise! There was also a few food trucks and a photos with "Surly" Santa Clause, who was hilarious! Donations from photos supported the @TASKsoupkitchen! This was the best market we've been to with truly unique vendors and so many interesting things to see, sample, and enjoy! Admission is $5 per person (dogs are free)!

Capital Thrift is a small gem with friendly staff and 2 changing rooms. Quality of items varies,…read moreand some is very up-scale. Wonderful place to donate no longer needed clothing, housewares and linens, including glassware. When my daughter was getting married, I found my mother of the bride floor length dress with lace jacket for $13! Perfect fit and color!

Read all please. Mixed in pricing. More everyday mall or vintage brands. That being said If you…read morelook there are gems to be found for everyone. You will need an half and hour to an hour to look. Staff is so friendly and it is well organized. There are changing rooms should you need to try on items. Lots of fun jewelry, home decor. I will be back.

OMG! what happened to this place????? PLEASE ENLIGHTEN ME !!!!…read moreI was here - pre-Pandemic , and it was really good! LOTS of vendors with a huge variety of "junque". Went here 2 weeks ago - TOTAL GHETTO slum people selling there tools and leftover yard sale junk that should have probably been tossed in a dumpster . Not only THAT , the show was about 40% full compared to pre-Pandemic ! The inside is a horrible mix of unsellable crap. The food was pretty good though. LOL. The tables are only like $20.00 to sell here - what the hell happened ?

Growing up nearby in Howell, I have been going to CollingSwood since I was a wee child. Having…read moremoved away 20 years ago, I stopped to visit when I was in town again recently. It was a cold drizzly day but I had so much fun; it was so nostalgic for me. I am an avid yard sale and flea market attender and I found such great deals. And the people are so NJ. I miss that in TN sometimes. My friend back in TN was jealous of my finds and wants to road trip up to go to CollingSwood (does anyone say it without the S?-lol) and Englishtown.