Adorable!! The BEST warm apple cider donuts. Fun to just buy some snacks and take a stroll.read more

Underwhelming but part of the is the weather and the lack of vendors - too early in the season…read more It's got a nice-sized farmer's market area - but you'd be better to visit at harvest time, not on Memorial Day weekend (plus it rained). We did snag some super fresh Mennonite-grown asparagus. Too rainy to enjoy the outdoor part. This place is probably more like a 4 star on a better day.

Wide selection of everything. But a lot of digging to find the treasures in a lot of spots. I don't…read moreknow if there are multiple vendors- it seems like maybe. Several stalls/areas packed to the ceiling and unable to look/purchase. Poor lighting in most of the places too. The second warehouse space seemed even more chaotic (the one to the right as you're facing them from the parking area). Lots of outdoor equipment/parts between the two and in the second warehouse too. It all depends on what you're looking for. The heavy heavy cigarette smoke within everything inside became pretty stifling as I walked through- esp the second one. A couple of open doors on the front and side does not help, nor did a few fans. I had to get home and shower and wash everything and even then I could still smell it. I do not recommend if you're an asthmatic.

Lots of selection and good prices. Plenty of parking as well. We plan on going back very soonread more

Always a hit or miss, this year the legendary East Avon Flea Market seems to be lacking... Kettle…read moreCorn! That, and the "Bo-nana Bo-nana" man. Of course the usuals were there in full force. The paper supply guy, folks selling Hot Wheels and Matchbox cars, video games and assorted bric-a-brac that (seemingly) nobody wants. Sure, you can bring your dog-eared vinyl LPs and *try* to sell them for big bucks. Maybe some hipster will pay the $$ to hear some authentic crackle. Till then I'll wait till the Rochester Public Market Garage Sale Sunday opens back up...

Huge flea market with loads of stuff- some new, some junk. It all depends upon what you are…read morelooking for or interested in. From the site: Flea Markets are a popular form of commerce worldwide. The phrase, "One man's junk is another man's treasure," is an adage that has kept people flocking to flea markets for hundreds of years. Flea markets attract customers from every demographic. Customers are attracted to flea markets for their role as a social meeting place, the entertainment, positive environment and the savvy of the vendors who sell their wares.

Massive antique store in a great walkable strip of cute shops and restaurants called the Gaffer…read moreDistrict. You can't tell the size of this place from just looking at it from the outside. Two floors (with an elevator) of tons of great things. Lots of Pyrex and glassware available (it is Corning of course!) and so much more. I found some vintage postcards, wooden blocks, a Christmas ornament, and some Fiestaware. Something for everyone.

Great place to check out while walking around the downtown. We stopped in after a visit to the…read moreCorning Glass Museum. My friend scored quite a trove of vintage Pyrex bowls with glass covers (no plastic yay!) and I grabbed a cool Maxfield Parrish book. Two floors of antiques! Great if you're looking for Pyrex or Corning ware!