A little place tucked in between the dollar store and Honey baked ham. I've been coming here for…read moreyears. I never find a lot of stuff, but every once in a while I will stumble upon a treasure. This place has the little booths; one for each seller. The lady behind the counter is always friendly and makes you feel welcome. To me, it's mostly garage sell stuff, but it's a fun place to just look around if you have some time. You never know what you may find. The hours are Monday-Saturday 10:00 to 8:00 and Sunday 10 to 5. Over 50 vendors.

Such a cute little place tucked away by the dollar store. They rent separate booths to each vendor,…read moreso everything is different no matter where you are looking! Every time you stop by, you're always going to find something new and exciting! If you love vintage and antiques, I highly suggesting sipping in here for a look!

Interesting place w/a chatty owner and helper. This is NOT a place for the meek, or people…read morew/difficulties walking, allergic to dust or claustrophobic. I overheard the owner tell someone that he attends many auctions and the store reflects that. It is INCREDIBLY crowded and there is stuff stacked on stuff, all the way to the ceiling. The things that have prices are way overpriced. The desk where you pay is either a hoarders dream or will trigger your worst fears! It was all too much so I just left.

This is one of the best places. Yes, there's stuff everywhere but that's what makes his shop so…read moregreat. I took my aunt from New York here who is a thrifter like me and she loved it and can't wait to come back. He only takes cash which is the downside. I wouldn't take little kids here because there is stuff everywhere and very little walking room.

I have been shopping here for over a decade. I enjoy everything I buy here from small items to…read morelarge pieces of furniture. I have spent a lot over the years, and appreciate the customer service, the wide range of items, and just finding a treasure here and there. Check them out! You won't regret it.

What a quaint, welcoming, lovely shop. They have so many unique items. The way they arrange a mix…read moreof vintage, antique, or new things is inspiring. I highly recommend a visit to this establishment. They also carry a substantial inventory of paint and IOD products.

This shop is so full of great things! I stopped in for a quick browse and ended up buying some…read moregorgeous rocks and minerals, a silver spoon ring and some other gift items. Some finds have great prices & the girl at the counter was very nice and wrapped all my items in paper individually. I highly recommend this shop!

Adorable little ship with unique finds! I was immediately drawn to their adorable big foot items…read more So much to look at and a fun mix of cute antique items. Their prices were fairly reasonable too!

Let's tell you the story ... about a princess who changed everything about herself, and how it…read morebackfired in so many ways. Somewhere in the land of Illinois, in a little yonder place called "Granite City", there used to be a storage location that was simply known as "THE flea market'. 100's of vendors every weekend, it was THE place to go just for fun flea market shopping, along with the fun aesthetics of the history of route 66. It didn't matter if it was Rain, sleet, or snow, she was the belle of the Flea Market ball and everyone came to see her.... but it wasn't enough. The offer came in to buy her out and she took it. The problem was that not everyone that served under the princess wanted to move over and that those that didn't want to move were being thrown to the royal outlands! The princess set a bad tone for everyone taking the money and running... So, when she opened up her new kingdom, just being down the road, she thought everyone would welcome come running back to her. Her most loyal guards making an effort of staying with the princess, but the subjects had felt the agony of being tossed aside and vowed never again! That unfortunately is what happened to Rte 66 Flea Market. This was the place you shopped if you wanted something fun, whimsy, or just if you just wanted to make the day of perusing (and it could take a full day to peruse everyone) and all in one location. However, after wheeling and dealing they sold off the 'locker-complex' (yes think storage wars), and started rebuilding a new complex, no more than 100 feet away. This way they were able to keep their key building for their restaurant and bar (used to be known as Tina's Diner, then Rte 66 Diner, and now I don't' remember what it's called). The problem was this move was done so quickly that the vendors barely had time to even ask "what about us", as they were shown the door, with only a promise of something new. That new thing was the new Rte 66 Flea Market, same basic principle, but now with fewer vendors, and most of those were the, for the lack of a better term, long-timers, loyal guards, the ones who were set in what they sold, so finding something special or new just seemed to disappear in the wind, finding new accommodations as quickly as possible. Basically, the magic, that made Rte 66 Flea Market special, has slowly been withering away. Oh, you'll find some good shops along the way, Gary's Vintage Vinyl, The Leather Emporium (Harley jackets as far as you can see), Used appliances, even a Crystal shop, and a few others. And the Diner and Kickstart are still there (pub and diner) and they're worth stopping by just for those alone, but the "Flea Market Magic' just isn't there like it used to be. The owners do try to bring customers back, they even had a small mini-auto car show with a decent vintage classic vehicles showing off (see the Photos), and the vendors are friendly enough, but a lot of feelings were hurt of the vendors when they got told to "shut down and move", so they did. Sometimes changing things is the worst thing you can do, and Rte 66 has kind of learned this the hard way. Rumour had it that the owners were looking to buy back the original storage center, and have twice the flea market in size. It'd definitely make for one of the LARGEST flea markets in the area, but it's still hope against hope that they can bring the magic back. But we'll have to see. I'd really hope that one day Rte 66 gets back that flea market magic, but until they do, it's a very low 2*'s., but maybe someone can tell me the magic is back? But I'd still recommend a quick run by and you never know the vendors might have already made a quick change/improvement as the summer months approach

The prices were reasonable, and many sellers were willing to negotiate, making it a great place to…read morefind hidden treasures at a bargain.

Great selection on your home decor needs. This location was very well stocked and employees were…read moreout restocking as well. They had a lot of items on clearance. Plenty of items for the upcoming season and holiday. Pricing is fairly decent, but some items are a bit over priced if you ask me. Plenty of parking outside, and the employees were kind, and assisted when needed.

So glad to find a Home Goods close to my Illinois home. When I lived in STL, I loved the Kirkwood…read morestore and this one is quickly becoming my new favorite. Since the neighborhoods of Edwardsville and Kirkwood are similar, the merchandise in both stores is very similar. Actually, I would be in amazement if someone went into a Home Goods store and walked out with nothing. I think I've only been able to accomplish that once. I can always find some little trinket for the current holiday, a new pot for the kitchen or some new scoop bags for walking the dogs. If you can't find something for yourself at Home Goods, I am confident you'll find a gift or two for a friend or family member. If you haven't been, get yourself out of the house and go shopping. When: Whenever in E-ville Why: Decorating the home or gift shopping

Miss Eunice has been running this thrift/junk/flea market store in the same location for over 35…read moreyears. She now has her very quiet, older sister keeping her company during the day so don't be surprised if you see her, quietly eating candy in the background. I happened on this place by accident and although it wasn't opened the first time I passed by, it was open on the second pass, around 1pm. This place is a treasure trove of anything and everything you could ever want or need. Of course it's not organized and yes, you have to dig through shelves, boxes, bags etc but it's worth it if you aren't afraid to get dirty or barter. Miss Eunice has a story almost everything you pick up, so be patient and you will be rewarded. Good stuff mixed with crappo jappo but! isn't that how it always is? Enjoy, and bring cash!

Nearly 30 years, this store has everything. Cut glass, lamps, housewares, clothes, tapes,…read morechildren's strollers, playpens, bouncers, beds,etc. All kinds of stuff from Marylyn Monroe purses to fishing rods, vintage games to vacuum cleaners, walkers, radios. Large store. Many one-of-a-kind, objet d'arts. Located in big shopping center with Hood's, Jim's, next to Chinese restaurant. Right off of 170.

One of our favorite places ! We will always come back and recommend to anyone! Everyone there is…read more incredible!! So many things that are to fall in love for (and to get into trouble with )!

Your Enchanted Crystal is your one-stop shop for all things rocks, minerals, herbs, fossils,…read moremetaphysical goodies, crystal jewelry, and more! This place is just what this area needed and the owners are some of the kindest people out there! Their selection is huge and you can not beat the prices this place offers either! I was even able to have a crystal wrapped while I waited in the shop to wear out. I can not wait to come back and support this great small business while growing my crystal collection!