There are many nice antique stores, flea markets, and consignment shops in Santa Fe, but Santa Fe…read moreAntiques and Flea Market is a new favorite for my daughter and me. It is exceptional. We were truly amazed at the vast collection of Native American jewelry. They also had lots of pottery, rugs, furniture, furs, books, artifacts, vintage items, and much more. It is a very big store, located in the former Valdes paint store at 1006 Marquez Place. The store has excellent owners, who really know their merchandise, take time to inform you about items, in addition to being friendly! There is so much to see, so we enjoyed browsing the whole store. I'm sure that we will return to this store, whenever we go to Santa Fe. You wont want to miss this store when you are in Santa Fe!

Fantastic fun Shop filled with very enjoyable variety of items definitely more heavyset towards the…read moresouth and Santa Fe locals and local history/antiquities but what do you expect Good variety of jewelry, antique art, sculptures, bronze/copper work lots of silver work historical pieces, some vintage children's accessories, toy games slight industrial and some "man cave" items and much more Definitely bring a a nice size wallet most items are beautiful with a nice beautiful price

This is the best flea market in Santa Fe!!! Great bargains…read moreto be found if you ask! All the merchants want to make a sale!!! Be sure and walk down every isle! The farmers market is across the tracks! Take your time and enjoy the day in this location.

We stopped in here after a walk-though of the Santa Fe Farmer's Market and small art fair in the…read moregeneral area. It is a cool flea market and art fair sort of place...perfectly overwhelming, with interesting things to see on every table, in every booth and around every corner. The vendors are happy to chat and show you their wares. There is vintage clothing, antiques, furniture in need of sprucing up, jewelry, cool art, rugs, and some weird things. I would absolutely stop in on a future visit to Santa Fe, if only to look around.

Some great venders here! Got some good deals! Not sure how they make money at these prices!read more

Absolutely horrible experience the manager accuses people of stealing is very obnoxious and really…read moredefinitely do not go there. There's only junk overpriced disrespectful

Congeries Consignment is a gem in Santa Fe. We furnished our home with unique, comfortable pieces…read morewe would never have been able to find, let alone afford! The art selection is well-curated and fairly priced. The owner, Shawn, is kind, knowledgeable, and very creative. Recently, they expanded their clothing boutique, which now carries exceptional bags, shoes, clothing, and jewelry. I send our houseguests to Congeries for Indian pottery and other fabulous treasures. We are big fans of this store!

Fabulous collection of art and furniture and decor. Also has consignment women's clothing storeread more

Love this place. Make a special trip here when visiting Santa Fe for great bargains. Jewelry,…read morefurniture, collectibles, paintings, Each booth is well maintained and most items of excellent quality. Never leave here empty handed. There are several stores operated by this group but this is the one I like best. Take your time going through the store there are treasures to be found.

Large antique mall with lots of vendors! Plenty to see, something for everyone. Prices are decent…read moreand the staff are very friendly and helpful.

There is no place like the antique specialty mall. Like many other resale shops, the floor space is…read morecarved up into cubes "stores" that are individually managed. Unlike all the other resale places around - it's filled with high quality items. It's just unlike other stores. Highly recommend. I've found some items of excellent value there (like a 60 year old hand woven art rug from Afghanistan for under $50).

A good antique store. This location is fun because it is one of those that is really appealing to a…read moreyounger crowd of antique treasure hunters. It feels trendy and fun. It was a holiday weekend and I did not see tons of sales posted here which is a bit of a bummer. This location has vintage clothing, home items, dishes, and plenty of antique pieces. This location has a vendor near the door with a large display of soaps and brand new items (I am not sure it's soap, but it is some kind of body care). This is always a bit off-putting to me when I antique because I feel like it says that this store isn't totally committed to just antiques but will allow vendors to sell flea market items. I also shouldn't be so hard on this location they are not lying about the upscale flea aspect of their store and it is that. I think the pricing is fair here and I do think you should visit this location as you walk this fabulous strip of antique stores. The top floor has some furniture sets that are worth exploring before you finalize a furniture purchase at a neighboring antique store.

A great antique store filled to the brim ready to explore. There are many treasures waiting to be…read morefound! Great prices.

Still 4 to me staff gets a 5 customers well unique. Best…read morefinds:?sterling necklace $5, some type of old wood hook for that farmhouse chic esthetic $5. Choose quickly as I saw 3 Peruvian crosses for $1 each bam gone in a flash

This place was a bit hard for me to figure out as a newcomer, but if you're willing you dig, you…read morecan definitely find treasure. It's not a typical Goodwill store, so don't expect to find things organized by category. Besides the furniture, everything is in big bins that you rummage through, then pay by the pound (except the electronics -- they're in the bins, but have a separate price list). Things are a little dirty, but I got a few nice things that were easy to clean off. With COVID-19, they require masks to come in. Everyone was wearing one, though I did see a few customers' noses uncovered. And they also only let 25 people in at once, to allow for distance. I was told that there's a line, and you should show up before they open. So I arrived 15 minutes before opening, and got in line. But when they gave out entry tickets (in order of arrival), I was too far back in the line to get one. I had to wait around about an hour past opening time to get in. (The other people in line told me the wait time varies a lot by day. There are a lot of professional resellers who shop here every day for bargains to resell at the flea market or online.) Tip: They put out new stuff in the morning and afternoon. If you want to be first to get a chance to look through the bins, show up an hour early, and wait in line, so you can get one of the first tickets.

Don't listen to the snobby reviews, it's a reliable community centered market every weekend. I have…read moregotten very beautiful pieces and delicious snacks, and tools I use all the time. There's something for everyone. Don't expect a flashy, It's real people selling real things.

The flea market has everything you want to know about the community; how we live and thrive as well…read moreas. Check out some of the really cool and awesome things and people at the market!