Really unique antique mall, always have had good service here and the prices are generally…read morereasonable.

Great stuff great prices nice staff so nice that I ended up purchasing a booth for three months!read more

Very cool! I'm biased though, because I've found some jewelry there I was quite fond of. It's still…read morea good place to swing by on a weekend just to browse too.

Ummm... this "market" looks more like a garage sale with consignment store owners selling stuff…read morefrom their stores. I was expecting a lot more when I saw the sign, but was disappointed not only with the stuff the had but also with the prices! For example there was a stand with a used doll they were selling for $20. What??!! Their used jewelry section was better but again, I'm not sure I would buy earrings that someone wore for $10-15. It was a good 3-minute look, but definitely shouldn't be dubbed a "market".

Great selection of nostalgic items. Lots to choose from vintage jewelry, toys, sports, books,…read morerecord albums, military apparel etc.

Very cool addition to the Eastern Hills mall. It's a similar layout to an antique shop, with lots…read moreof pop culture and some home gems. They also have used video games and CDs. It seems like most items in this shop are less than 50 years old, and affordably priced. Lots of 80s and 90s toys and memorabilia. Even if you're not in the mood to shop, I recommend stopping in just to see all the neat things they have.

Awesome place for treasure-hunting if you enjoy DIY home projects or are renovating a house. If…read moreyou love watching home renovation shows, this is the place those people would shop for all the good stuff. They have SO MANY cool things of all ages, from antiques to newer stuff, everything including the kitchen sink. Prices vary widely but most items are clearly marked so you'll know which things are within budget and which are the splurges. Bricks and countertops are in the fenced-in outdoor area. The staircase to the second and third levels is just inside the main entry on the right, and there is a gender-neutral restroom there too. Staff is friendly, helpful, and easy to find. Parking is available on the street (free, no meters). I also met a very sweet and friendly shop cat wandering around. Bonus points for the shop cat. Note - as with any large building full of really cool very old building materials, there is a pervasive musty smell in the air, so if you're sensitive to those things (allergies, asthma, etc.) a mask might be a good idea.

Excellent place to visit for a variety of items...vintage doors, windows, knobs, sinks, lighting &…read moremore. Staff were knowledgeable and friendly. Will return again. I bought a small piece of stained glass & incense burner both very reasonably price.

Great place to do some shopping. Lots of vendors with a large selection of antiques and…read morecollectibles.

Yep, the barren wasteland and seemingly abandoned building in the photo is actually, in my opinion,…read morethe best Flea Market in the entire Niagara Region. Obviously I need to update that picture with one when they're actually open, because when they are open it's crazy busy. Nevertheless, there she is in all her glory. Open every Sunday from 9-5pm, the hours of a true Flea Market, and boasting an admission price of only $0.25 I believe. You too can partake in the adventure of a lifetime. This place has it all, and none of that dollar store crap. I've found so many amazing deals here that I actually have to restrain myself from going every week. They usually even have local farmers selling produce outside. There are 3 giants rooms filled with booth after booth and you can easily kill a few hours here. Take your time and look carefully, there's a lot of junk in there and you really have to scan through everything to find the gold. They also have a small restaurant, which doesn't really have much that I can eat other then fries, but it's there if you need it. One quick tip: If you drive around to the back of the building, you should be able to find a decent parking place because no one seems to think there's parking back there, along with a separate entrance.

Oh man there's not enough room to describe here how amazing this place is. It's a treasure chest of…read moreBuffalo Home relics that deserve a second life. If you want to add character or bring the Buffalo back to your home - go here with an imagination and plan to be there a while, it's enormous!!

What an amazing place. Visited during the thanksgiving weekend -- there were so many fantastic…read morefinds. From light fixtures and architectural elements to the best outdoor objects yard I could imagine. Can't wait to come back to pick up some show stoppers for our 100 yr old bungalow in Boston. Pricing was reasonable. Staff was very available and helpful.

Gross and dirty place to shop . Wand bed bugs? Shop here lol…read moreHigh priced junk. Go across the street to value village.

I did enjoy how the market was outside and inside but the quality of stuff they had to offer and…read morethe prices where a little high for me(overpriced). I didn't find much of anything other than a couple little things like a record of Elvis (a gift for my mom-paid $10 for the record) and some kids stuff. I did enjoy the little wine tasting/slushee they had at a booth. They also had a cute train set up for the kids to watch. I was surprised they had a booth with plants and a couple food booths if you get hungry. Sorry I forgot to take a picture!!

On their Facebook page they've been promoting some new vendors inside the building and mentioned…read moresome improvements have been made to the inside. I usually go here a few times during the spring/summer but hadn't gone yet this season so I was excited to see the changes. Unfortunately, it's still kind of a dump. More vendors have rented the inside booths, but most are nowhere near being "antique" dealers as there recent posts made it sound. I saw booths selling Tupperware, leather/biker gear, incense, purses, and a tea/coffee shop. There was one farmer's style stand selling fresh vegetables and plants, I'd love to see more vendors like that. As for the outside stalls, more than half were vacant, and of the vendors that were there it was a mix of overpriced, dirty junk and a few good antiques but mostly still overpriced. I did buy one item, but the vendor didn't accept credit cards or venmo/PayPal (come on, it's 2022, everybody has venmo or square). These are sellers that are there every weekend, it's time to upgrade your technology. I paid the atm fee to take out some cash, but other buyers would have walked away. Several of the outdoor stalls reeked of cigarette smoke, I walked out of two of them for that reason. (Unsurprisingly, one booth owner was wearing a Marlboro jacket.) This place could do a whole lot better if every inside booth was filled (with actual antiques), more farmer's market type of vendors, and was generally less depressing/seedy.

The people here are from Antiqua (not Barbados, only Rihanna and her many boyfriends are from…read morethere). The girls who work here are afraid of ants so when they see one, they go "ANT!! EEK!!!" I live here, like right near this place, so I have to show some love for it. It doesn't get enough business and I'm really worried it will end up closing down. Nice to see all the new reviews being posted for it by people who love it. What's not to love. Sometimes the prices, but all the cool unusual stuff, and the way it brings the community together. Fantastic. The selection of stuff of ALL kinds is really really amazing at Clarence Flea Market. You could spend hours here. We're not talking about a few stands. We're talking awful awesomeness. I'm not great friends with the owners of the whole complex but you can't have everything. Antique World is really cool and there's a lot more to it than meets the eye. Come and check it out and keep it in business. The Bird Feed USA store already went out of business and that place was cool :( Speaking of cool want to see how cool my bedroom is.

On bored days when there's nothing to do, and I haven't been to antique shop in a while, I almost…read morealways come here. I've grown to love it, and I'd call it my favorite place to shop for antiques in the area, quite certainly because they practically have everything you could ever want from an antique mall! This antique mall is a part of the stretch of antique places along Main Street in Clarence; they're all connected as a part of the whole 'Antique World & Flea Market' business. Uncle Sam's Antique Co-Op previously sat in this location. Inside it is most certainly a booming antique mall, with separate areas for a couple of different vendors, and all sorts of items on display for sale. In particular I noticed old books, vinyl, LIFE magazines, clothes a ton of old photographs, and they also had a ton of cool jewelry and furniture. I actually spotted a couple of things I would have been more than happy to buy if they hadn't ended up being so out of my budget. Also included in the antique mall is a small area designated as the 'country store,' which offered baked good mixes, noodles, seeds, even fudge! There are also a few home decor items that aren't technically antiques/old, but they're designed in that style. I've brought home so many of my favorite antiques from here - recently a re-purposed oil lamp, a framed heinz ketchup ad, and a mesmerizing pilgrim lady I had to go back and buy because I couldn't stop thinking about her eyes. I'm half convinced something possessed me. She just wanted a home! (Wow, she's a crazy antique lady, huh?!) Staff was incredibly friendly, probably the most friendly I've ever experienced while antique shopping. While making our rounds we were frequently asked if we needed help with anything, if we wanted to see anything behind the display cases, ect. We were also kept very informed on items that were on sale. I wish I could have found something to take home there, as it feels like the sort of store you would love to be able to support. I highly recommend this store for people who are just starting to get into the antiquing world. They have a very fair variety of objects for sale at decent prices (for an antique, anyway), all while not being too overwhelming.

Found some great items, cheap prices Housewares and home…read moredecor was a bit unorganized so you had to paw through a lot - I made a few passes and I am sure I missed some treasure as there was a lot of stuff in the shelves

This was my first time at an AmVets. It's pretty similar to other large thrift stores I've been…read moreto...but a little better. The aisles are nicely spaced, so you don't feel crowded or rushed. Everything was pretty well organized and fairly tidy for a thrift store. It was a Sunday and there weren't very many customers. They have a massive amount of clothing, but this time we were there for housewares and whatever else fun we could find for our apartment. The dish and glassware section is quite large and I'll need to go back with a specific plan to make proper use of it. Until then, I found a few things we still needed (having recently relocated from across the country with only a sedan full of stuff)... -2 quart Revere Ware saucepan for $6.98, lightweight and durable. -Pyrex measuring cup for $2.49. -white glass bud vase for 49 cents. -old aluminum ice trays to use in desk organizing for 99 cents. I will say, some of the pricing seems a little off. And unfortunately, a cute little ceramic dish I had found didn't make it into my bag at checkout. Overall, I was pretty happy with the store and will definitely be going back with a plan and more time. They have a location closer to me that I'll be checking out soon, too.