I stop in when I visit my mom who lives way up north. Love this place! I've bought mid-century…read morestuff, English porcelain, cool books, jewelry (dinosaur earrings!!!), and a slice of vanilla cake that was *chef's kiss*. 10/10 totally recommend!

Amazing selection! And the customer service was perfection! I found unique items at great prices.read more

Love this market, so many fabulous items. The music is playing and the atmosphere is such a good…read morevibe. You will enjoy your visit and I'm sure you will fall in love with something you can't live without. The staff is friendly and always helpful.

If you're looking for somewhere to find unique treasures and browse for hours, this is the place!…read moreI've found so many vintage snd unique art pieces, small furniture and decor for my home and gifts! Either over 50 vendors I find new items weekly! They also have some amazing baked goods for sale from local businesses.

I'm surprised its been almost 10 years since this flea market was last reviewed. There is still…read moresomething for everyone's treasure hunting pleasure, vintage, antiques, modern - for your collection, for your kitchen, for your china cabinet - indoor and outdoor items. Be sure to give yourself lots of time to browse. It is easy to spend a couple of hours here. Those of us who live in Gananoque usually pop in once a season, or more often. There's always someone on hand to help you out with questions and prices, although most things are priced clearly. They don't have a website but they do have a facebook page.

Quiet location, deep with treasure and run by a nice crew of ladies dedicated to scouring the…read moreregion for vintage and antique finds!

We love this place. He is an outlet and has vendors similar to a flea market. Besides new items, he…read morehas items from estates and auctions. Sometimes inventory is strange, but we always find a deal and never walk away empty handed.

Great stuff and even better prices! The kids love treasure hunting! Highly recommend!read more

I like this flea market quite a bit. Everything sells eventually but for frequent visitors, there…read moreare new things every time I pop in. Recently, I bought a tall wall mirror that I had admired there often, but it hadn't struck me before that it belonged in my upstairs hallway. Looks great and I'm grateful that it waited for me to see it in my house.

Dirty, dingy, dark..... stock is the same week after week. Expensive and vendors on google review…read morewrite their own reviews of what a wonderful place it is, attached picture is from Julia Clarke is a vendor the biggest in there, The woman with the jewelry has reviews as well. Isles are tight and dangerous.

Love this place! Marché aux Puces (flea market) Saint-Michel (aka "Marché D'Antan," an antiques…read moremarket) is super fantastic, offering wide-ranging, assorted vintage finds from way over a century old to more recent gems! Nostalgic pieces, quality furniture, mid-Century, glassware, dining and cookware, kitsch, you name it! So much so cool! Absolutely check out all my pics! Certainly there are deals to be found. The vendors also really know how to present their wares. Plan on coming back to Marché aux Puces St-Michel on my next Montreal visit and recommend you stop by to discover either something to buy or make you smile! Keep in mind - It's only open Friday thru Sunday.

Firstly, from a tourist's perspective, this was a fun place to visit and browse such an impressive…read moreselection of things while navigating a narrow maze-like walkways. In terms of the things for sale, you could say this is a true flea market and for once, I didn't care that this indoor market didn't have a single food vendor. While I ended up snatching a bargain vintage shirt for $5, I saw everything from furniture and paintings to LPs and rugs. We spent a good 40 minutes both upstairs and downstairs, and would definitely return. There was parking behind the building but it was limited, and traffic immediately around the market was pretty heavy. We ended up finding street parking a few minutes walk from the market and didn't mind it at all. Although I had enough Canadian cash on me so paid in cash, I recall they accept an electronic payment method whose name I don't remember. I hope the marche stays open for a long time.

This was a really nice antique shop that we visited on the way back to Lake Placid. He was very…read morefriendly and helpful. I picked up an American Revolution plate from 1973. I would like to visit again when we return to Lake Placid.

Was taking a stroll around Saranac Lake, and came across this gem. The store has a big, simple…read morelayout (no separate alcoves), so it was cool to be able to see things with ease. Owner is super nice.

Great variety of items in a great town - we come to this place several times a year - service…read moreoutstanding

The best it's like the better Walmart with old things like toys games and everything I like the…read moreninja turtles the best and the game room has almost anything

I love this store. In my mind, this is what a thrift store should be - slightly junky but super…read morereasonably priced. This isn't like some places that sell used shirts for the same price you can buy them at Walmart brand new. I've found great things in the home goods section, all under $1. Check out the 10 cent books, 25 cent greeting cards, and the free stuff section (who doesn't like free?). Proceeds from sales benefit the Watertown Urban Mission, which helps to operate Meals on Wheels, a food pantry, and other critical community services. Stop in, there's always something to find here.

It wasn't a flea market, but it was more like a general country store that I LOVE!!! The layout…read morewas nice and full of things that I would have loved to purchase, but I didn't want to spend too much! The owner/cashier was so nice and informative about the impending weather... It's very cool