There is a little something for everyone here. Antiques, novelties, taxidermy, furniture,…read morehousewares, you name it.....I ended up buying a couple fiction Amish books, because they looked like easy summer reads and they remind me of my Grandma. I think she used to enjoy reading these too. Definitely stop in and take a gander. Easy to get lost in here.

Hubby & I ran across this flea market just recently. We drove by it several times & finally decided…read moreto stop in. It's big & has a variety of items for everyone. I especially loved buying the hot cinnamon pecans - yum. My favorite thing was the wood furniture (bar & barstools). This place is definitely touristy & overpriced on many items but still an interesting place to see.

Marketplace Mall is antique hunter's dream located in the Amish Country. The shop combines locally…read moremade goods and antique finds. There are 70 different vendors in this space. I was so impressed with the selection and spent way more time here than historically at other vintage shops. AMBIANCE/INVENTORY: Each vendor essentially has their own themed booth in this space. To be very honest, the amount of inventory is overwhelming. As you navigate through the space, you'll find everything from local jams, furniture, Viking attire, toys, decor, clothing, and seasonal merchandise (Christmas). I would especially visit this space if you're looking to entertain and need plates, tea cups, and so on. Also, if you're looking for a fancy brooch or necklace for your next social event, look no further. I visited for just browsing. I walked out with gorgeous Matryoshka (Russian Doll), a hand-painted Russian egg with a church on it, and crystal-ish egg holder. I paid very reasonable price for these items considering that souvenirs from Russia are scarce right now. This space really offers very unique finds. VALUE: The prices vary. Each seller sets their own prices so they are all over the board. I would say that you can find items within any budget. Most items are well priced for antiques. SERVICE: The vendors work at the shop to help out. Several people approached me to offer help, share stories about the space, and socialize. I found this to be a very friendly environment. I look forward to returning here. If you visit, I recommend allotting extra time for browsing the store and every corner. There are so many hidden gems. The shopkeepers told me that the inventory continuously rotates and expands, so you'll always find something new.

I was out shopping and thrifting in Middlefield so I figured I would check out the Marketplace…read moreMall. Located on Kinsman Road in a former drugstore building you will find an 'antique mall' filled with individual booths. The Mall is overall very clean and bright, most of the booths are well organized and easy to check out. On the downside I found that less then half of the items were antiques or vintage, instead it is a mix of all sorts of items. For me I only saw a couple of items that interested me. Overall the prices seemed high for what was being offered; prices do vary depending on the booth. The vendors and volunteers that were in the Mall were nice and friendly and clearly the vendors care about their booths. I was primarily looking for wood carvings, especially masks so it is always a longshot whether I will find anything, but usually I can find some items that are worth checking out; here the pickings were very slim. Of course your experience can and will vary.

This place is pretty good i always have a good time when i go there the fruit and vegetables are…read morecheaper than the grocery store plus it is always fresh, they always have good vendors and there stuff like t-shirts are always good quality.The only reason i gave a 4 star is because in the inside of the building could be a little cleaner and its very cluttered. Other than that this place is great.

Laura from A 18 you flat out stole my purple pink Stanley cup off of neighbors table where I set…read moreit! When it started to rain... he set it by tire for me to retrieve it and you took it. Others saw you... I spoke to Sandy and I will fix this review immediately if it is RETURNED IMMEDIATELY! I'm from out of area and that cup is VERY special to me!!! And I would greatly appreciate you calling Sandy and returning it or bringing next week in perfect shape as you picked it up in! ~jg (I will be there) thank you! The Flea Market was wonderful other than this experience! Btw I haven't been to many and this was clean and nice.

A friend recommended I check out Rogers Flea Market so I figured I would give it a try. Located…read moreabout 1/2 hour south of Youngstown in Rogers, Ohio the flea market is only open on Fridays. I managed to arrive at about 8am, 1/2 hour after the opening. There is extensive parking lots all around the market, I managed to find a spot up front just inside the fence. The day was a bit hazy from Canadian wildfire smoke so it seemed like quite a few vendors decided not to show up, many customers also seemed to have decided to have passed on attending. The flea market is huge, there are lots of open air vendor spots, a couple of covered pavilions and quite a few enclosed buildings. At first I was quite disappointed with the product selection since most of the vendors who set up near the front of the market are selling cheap new products the kinds of things you can find anywhere. I was much more interested when I found the back rows where there were more vintage items and antiques along with a wide variety of almost anything you could want. I check out all of the vendors who were there that day. I did find some items that interested me, mainly wood carvings and related items. Prices were OK, not sensational, but I also didn't find anything that I wanted enough to negotiate to see if I could get a lower price. I did end up buying a cinnamon roll from the Amish bakery in one of the buildings, I also bought some candy and trail mix from the discount candy store in the same building. Overall Rogers Flea Market was not bad, but not worth the drive from Cleveland. Some of that was probably due to it being an off day for vendors and part of it was that I have so much stuff I am mostly looking for indigenous wood masks and I just didn't find any on this trip. I did see plenty of people who had found plenty of things to buy, so your experience could vary. My recommendation would be worth a stop if you are in the area on a Friday, but not really worth a special trip.

I've been trying to get out to Rogers for the longest time, but the fact that they're only open…read moreuntil 4pm on Fridays makes it difficult. I finally got out there this week and was pleasantly surprised with the size of the place. They have several enclosed buildings, pavilions, and rows and rows of outdoor vendors too. They have people selling everything from produce and coffee to gem stones and used tricycles. Each person that we came in contact with was very friendly and helpful. We purchased several pieces of fresh, local produce outside and a few random items inside. I thought the prices for the produce were fair and most of the baked goods were priced within the $2-$5 range. The only thing that was disappointing was that by 2-2:30pm the vendors were starting to pack up. You need to be there pretty early in the morning to see most things before people start to close up shop.

It's a nice flea market and they have a lot of unique items you just have to go there and see…read morewhat's in each alcove.

Love Love Love this Place!!! I Try to make it out at least once a month. Prices are very very…read morereasonable (they're non goodwill thrift-like). I rarely leave empty handed. The staff and the 3 pups are always very welcoming! Here's a lil tip, don't avoid the attic. I've found tons of treasures up there!! :)

Yes yes yes!!! If you need something fun to do and get out do the house.... This is PERFECT!…read more There are so many tents you are bound to find something you love! From food, drinks, pottery, jewelry, handmade items, pets things, kid friendly stores, handmade bags, pickles, sweet treats.... Literally everything! My favorite tent/both is SANTA ROSA STITCHES - they make jewelry, bags, baskets, little crochet plants, trays, sunglasses holders, AirPods holders, etc - and every single penny earned goes directly to the women in El Salvador to support their families!!! Definitely check them out if you can! This is the best way to support local businesses and the community! And it's such a fun way to spend your day - I have never had a bad time coming! - except maybe finding parking... my best bet is to get there early or to uber!! There is also close paid lots for about $10 usually! But definitely come and check it out and SUPPORT SMALL BUSINESSES

There are more vendors than I thought it would be..lots of jewelry and permanent jewelry tents,…read moreclothing (up-cycled goods), plants, lots of small businesses like honey, drinks, antiques, body creams and hair products. They also had multiple food trucks, dessert tables, treats and accessories for your pets. Music, a saxophone player playing as you walked into the market, games for the kids, tables to sit and eat. Its a nice reason to get out the house.

I want to thank the owner for great inventory and great service. An item was mispriced but the…read moreowner agreed to give it to me for the taged price without any issues. He delivered my purchase on time and I had a pleasant transaction.

Adorable gem in the middle of nowhere, bigger than it looks. They have a wide variety of home…read moredecor, lamps, desks antiques and so much more... the owner is extremely sweet and informative.

Adorable little gem tucked away in Louisville. There were a lot of neat things that I don't…read moretypically see at flea markets. It was nice to walk around and see all the interesting things. I bought some delicious cookies to take to a party and they were a hit! The owner is very friendly and fun to chat with. It is definitely worth checking out!!