Had so much fun inside! So many stalls and shops! Lots of toy shops, keychains, phone cases, water…read morebottles, shoes, clothes. I loved it in there shop owners were very friendly and offered to help.

From the owner: This market has a little bit of everything from clothes to electronics,furniture,food, shoes,…read moretoys,jewelry,etc.

Fun selection of new and old. There are definitely some treasures to be had here. Great selection…read moreof vintage vinyl and cassettes at decent prices. And then endless other treasures, stuff for both the tourists and collectors. Worth a stop.

This was a big surprise. They have a lot of Nautical…read morevintage items i got wood float s with original Japanese writing that have never seen. And a barnacle at mark down. perfect

This marketplace was sooo soo so much fun! A super great outing! This indoor and outdoor…read moremarketplace is filled with vendors and lots and lots of food and snacks. My personal favorite spot was the roasted corn stand outside of this marketplace. Second favorite was El Parisa 100% natural the drinks here were so fresh. I got a papaya drink and loved it. Also got fresh shredded fruit not sure the name for it in Spanish but also so good. I got churros for Rosa's churro outside also great! Can't wait to comeback and try more food!

This was my first time here and came specially for the Latin America Food Festival! I didn't…read morerealize how big their parking lot was, and there was also plenty of street parking. This place is filled with food, commodity, and services vendors and it has such a homey vibe. I thought the Latin America Food Festival was a great way for someone like me who is not super familiar with Latin cuisine and culture to get to explore some really delicious things from several different vendors. Great event and I would for sure be back to try some more things in the future!

This was an average experience for us. We do look for special things for our collections…read more Not Yet.

Great service and a huge selection of wonderful things. The people that own it are so nice and…read moretheir staff is always so helpful.

This place is bananas! A friend recommended we check out this flea market for baby clothes and…read moreshoes, and while there are multiple vendors selling such things, a good 90% of the articles are for girls, which doesn't do much for our baby boy. Still, my wife and I were both blown away by the density of both vendors and goods for sale here. Everything from clothes and shoes, to toys, electronics, phone accessories, fabric, anime tchotchkes, games, collectibles, DVDs and probably a whole lot more than we missed, can be found on display, tucked away, or hanging over head. We've already resolved to do some of this year's Christmas shopping here, that's for sure! And that's not even getting into all the food, desserts and beverages available here. My Spanish is too poor, and my wandering eye too unfocused to describe all the wonders I saw being served up, so I won't even try. Except the grilled corn on the cob. I saw that, I wanted it, I didn't get it, and I will rectify this travesty during a future visit.

When I was attending school @ MHCC, I used to pass here a lot! I've never been inside except…read moreyesterday. I found a lot of Made in China products, something you'd find @ any Asian stores CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP. It's Sunday, and several vendors are closed with wrought iron gates, something tells me, they don't trust one another! If you're looking for baby Jesus dolls, and baby Jesus outfits, baptism outfits, Holy Communion outfits, THEY'RE HERE! I did find something I've been craving for a long time, I just haven't been lucky enough to find. Young tender coconut slices & perfect mango slices in a cup. The price is right. Now I know where to find them, without husking a coconut yourself! I also found some fresh small guavas!

My son and I love coming here the owner and his lil dog are always fun to visit with ! The venders…read morealways have unique items always something new to look at and always find great deals ! The owner is very knowledgeable on the items for sale at his store and is not pushy and is kid friendly even though I always keep close eye on my son in the past at different antique stores I did not feel welcomed and they constantly were telling my son not to touch anything! Here you have variety of odd things like bat skeletons and human hair necklace's to pogs and military items to handmade jewelry soaps and so on !

Owner welcomed us in with casual conversation. Loved the separate themed rooms but I have to say…read more. things could be a bit more organized. Kind of seemed like things were just placed nilly willy. Got some old comics for a reasonable price and probably will go back. Great place to go get unique gifts

Gotta go here four times a year any time is a good time. Be prepared to pay to park and entrance…read morefees but you can spend all day if you want or an hour. You'll never see it all you'll make new friends and see old ones. The building and outdoor spaces are laid out neatly plenty of variety you can eat, wander and be comfortable all the while. I know people who bring vans and trailers just in case they need to bring home bigger items. Prices are all decent for the majority of sellers. ATM on site if needed. Food vendors are usually good and reliable but higher prices then you may be used to. Staff is always prepared and friendly. I've sold here a time or two and had great success.

NOPE. 30+ minutes to get into the parking lot…read more Then the price just to get in. $6 to park $8 PER PERSON to get in. CASH ONLY. So if you don't have cash, they have ATM machines and I'm sure there's plenty of fees to charge there. We turned around and left as we had 7 people. **if I had all day and the energy to go with that then maybe. But definitely not with only 2 hours left.

The vintage market is a spectacular phenomenon with so much bustling throughout the day; truly…read moreworth going! I'm happy that portland has this. I also love that small independent businesses have a unique opportunity to display their unique items. Love that there's usually free kombucha too!!! I do have a couple comments though, on things that I wish were different: It was difficult to find nice vintage clothes in an overwhelming sea of streetwear. It would be nice if the coordinators moderated so there would be more variety in style. Streetwear has its place in the vintage world, but it kind of took over the PDX vintage market so it was a TON of T-shirt's, jeans, baseball caps and jerseys. I counted at least 36 streetwear booths that looked nearly identical. Hard to find unique pieces in a variety of trends & styles from different fashion eras. (20's all the way to 80's fashion was lacking) I also wish they would play amplified sound from one location instead of letting all the vendors play whatever music they want, because you end up walking through a crossfire of 20 songs playing at once. Regardless of these things I would still return; just hoping that feedback helps!

Some really great finds and sweet vendors. I ended up getting a few things. It's open the last…read moreweekend of every month. I walked in around 9:30 and it wasn't too busy. I left around 11:30 and it picked up a lot. There are some overpriced items but still a variety of fairly priced items which were great. Would definitely come again. Average shirt was 10-15$.

At the farmers market, 8am-2pm, get your leather arts at The Bone Wizard, he makes all his items by…read morehand from raw leather, got beautiful bracelets 3 for $20 for my sisters and I, awesome guy born and raised in Eugene, personable, friendly, easy to talk to, quality pieces he creates at a great price, totally customizable