I thoroughly enjoyed this indoor flea market. I have bought several things there, earrings, Catrina…read moret-shirt, a decorative metal cross and Avon goods. My favorite shop is Estelas jewelry shop. She is a lovely lady who loves what she does and has many years experience. I go twice a year and look forward to visiting with her and buying a piece of jewelry. I hope to go there in May and see the new venue. Nancy G. Rio Hondo, TX.

Unfortunately this place is not what I expected. It was packed in the parking area so I figured…read morethey had a variety of spaces with good things. The majority of the people were in the dancing area and bar. As we walked around there was a jewelry area where we could get a new battery on our watches and if need to clean our silver and very reasonable. As we walked around the majority was used clothing but not even decent to sell so why would you hang it up. Sorry that's just my opinion. Not what I was expecting.

Great venue!!! Live music and wide variety of food, gifts and good prices!!! The locals are so…read morefriendly and kind!!!

Touristy recreation of a Mexican market full of overpriced trinkets. But thoroughly fun!…read more Most of the shops sell overpriced touristy trinkets- think of lowest common denominator stereotypes of Mexico turned into tourist items- from wrestling masks to shot glasses and everything else imaginable. A few shops sell more authentic items- the old ball-and-cup toys in one shop reminded me of childhood trips to Mexico long ago. Even though not an authentic market, it's a must see for visitors to San Antonio.

This is a great place to walk around & look for things u need. I love it here. The only exception…read moreis there is not a lot of places to sit while waiting for the people u came with. Especially, when it is summer. It gets very hot. Beware with the sitting at Mari's Seafood. She gets upset when people sit and buy nothing. She will tell her employees in front of u & complain. The place is empty & she will still complain. If u bring any elderly folks or children beware with this lady. Other than this, this Mission Flea market is a great place.

Sunday fun day! Went with a few girlfriends- one frequents weekly, and she gave my friend and I a…read morelittle tour. Free parking and $2/person entrance fee. Make sure to bring a cart of some sort because you'll definitely need it to haul your purchases around lol You'll find anything under the sun! Used and new. My awesome purchases today: $20 vintage metal spiral stand $10 garden bird stake with a water bowl $ 4 box of the largest sweetest mangoes $5 bag of avocados and jalapeños $6 box 12 dozen cans of name brand coconut milk $2 box of new artificial flowers $5 super soft blanket There are food and beverage vendors as well as public restrooms available. I'll definitely be back!

Old school pulga with live music and dancing can find items here but mixed kind of like garage sale…read moreand definitely a neighborhood market. Lots of parking, have to pay to park and it's somewhat secure. Shaded but no ac. Food trucks on roadside offer local goodies and snack bar on site. Check it out

Reviewing a flea market is like reviewing a McDonald's. I can't really think of any McDonald's…read morethat's better or worse than another McDonald's, or any flea market that's better or worse than another flea market. If you've been to any flea market you should know what to expect. So why am I spending my time reviewing this flea market? Because I care about each and every one of you, that's why. :) The only thing you need to take away from this review is this: Go later in the day. They open at 10am, but a lot of the shops were still closed or just opening at 11:30am. What follows below is just filler for the Yelp Gods. Several stands had fresh produce - it was like a mini farmer's market. They have plenty of snack stands and beer is 3 bucks. Most of the stands are hotdogs, chicken nuggets, and popcorn, but if you take your time, you'll find two hidden gems with decent tacos, etc. The place is so big, you really have to hunt for them though. Cowboy boots at almost every other booth. Car parts - both new and used. Tools - both new and used. There's a pet shop with birds, bunnies, mice, hamsters, etc. Several shops with new furniture.

It's not the Mall of the Americas but it's a down-home fun and dirty flea market. It costs $1 to…read moredrive in. You park on the dirt and walk the aisles and aisles of stalls. You can find everything here from quinceañera gowns, mineral makeup, Avon and Mary Kay, live birds, pack of socks, to herbal remedies, spiritual incense and candles, skanky outfits and random toys. You can also get your stereo installed in your car or windows tinted on the spot. My couson bought some potted rosemary. The list goes on and on. Come with plenty of cash, reusable bags, and comfortable shoes. Even the most comfortable shoes are no match for this place. You will get tired despite the roofs covering the beating sun. There are plenty of places to sit and rest. There are food stalls for ice cream, snow cones, tacos, etc. There's also a live band of conjunto music set to extremely loud. I go for the mineral makeup (find the lady that sells 8 for $20), my Avon staples (the woman in the wheel chair has the best deals --Anew day/night for $20 each-- and gives you freebies), nail polish ($1 each) and the random stuff you didn't know you needed. We did score some fresh mangoes on this trip. I took $40 and that was enough for the day. It's a mindless fun Sunday distraction and you don't spend an arm and a leg AND you go home with some great deals.

You can keep your gaudy three tiered shopping center meccas with fashions from Paris, shoes from…read moreItaly, ice cream from Vermont, chocolate from San Francisco, diamonds from Israel, enclosed bathrooms with fancy creams and lotions! This is the Mexican Mega Mart baby! A garage sale gone wild! Endless booths of old albums, paintings, clothes, crafts, signs, stickers, cards, electronics (some still working!), chickens, lizards, rockers, golf clubs, hats, bats, mats, cats, etc. Anything and everything you could possibly imagine. Admission is free before 10am. I'm not sure if that means entry to the market or an admission to your friends that you actually drove out here. Either way it's free. Food booths line the middle corridor as well as the quarter mile lane leading to the market so you can get your weekend fix of a tripa taco and an horchata. Or you can slather a stalk of roasted corn with mayo and chili powder. Palo Alto road south of 410 just about a mile from Palo Alto College. Se habla espanol. (it's the English I'm worried about)