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Definitely an experience for sure, still can't tell if I enjoyed or hated it. Lots of booths…read moreselling dropshipped junk, AI slop, and right wing t-shirts and flags. There are definitely some good sellers with antiques and homemade goods, but overall not worth your time unless you're simply bored

Wow! This place is Huge. Aisle after aisle that go both ways to explore. I found lots of newer…read morerelease albums and bargain prices that were nicely organized to look through. They offer some crafted foods as well as some craft dealers but not too many. I wish the service was a little faster, the line was over 20 deep and took over 20 minutes to get through.

Dayton, Ohio, is a treasure trove for antique lovers. They offer a wide range of shops filled with…read moreunique vintage finds, furniture, and collectibles. Whether one's hunting for one-of-a-kind home décor or just enjoy browsing through pieces of history. With over 80,000 square feet of space and more than 350 unique vendors, Antiques Village is one of the largest antique malls in the region, located on Lyons Road in Centerville. My partner, his family, and I stopped by last Sunday at this very well-organized establishment. One can see the dedication of the vendors to bring in quality pieces and fair prices. Easily the biggest antique shop some of us have been to yet, which we can recommend.

This is a place I absolutely love for antiquing. It's not exactly around the corner for me, so…read morewhenever I make the drive out to Peddlers Mall, I know it's going to be worth it. Honestly, I've never even made it through the whole thing in one go because it's just that huge. The whole vibe is wonderful, and if you really dig in, especially toward the back booths, you can uncover some hidden gems that are totally worth the hunt. Every single time I leave this place, I walk out with some of my most prized finds. It's definitely a spot where the treasure hunt is half the fun!

I really like this place. There are 9 isles and multiple venders. The temperature was nice it's…read morespacious and it's open every day.

We had a beautiful morning to check out City Flea for the first time! We picked up a cold brew and…read morefresh donuts then people watched as we waited for our family to arrive. Everyone we encountered from attendees to vendors were all friendly and laid back. There were plenty of cool flea market clothing finds but we were mostly attracted to the art, much of which had Cincinnati themes. Our daughter and her boyfriend just moved into a new place, and they got a few pieces of unique art, including a Findlay Market painting, to hang on their walls. Washington Park was well maintained and clean. There were lots of park benches and the shade from the big trees added to the ambiance. The flea market was a great way to spend an hour or so.

Cool vibe on a perfect day. Lots of interesting things to look at vintage and new. We grabbed a…read morecouple art pieces. Had a coffee and fresh doughnuts. Love the way Music Hall views.

I enjoy this flea market. There are interesting items and everyone is friendly. Some booths are…read moreempty but I assume that has a lot to do with Covid. Everyone was wearing a mask both weekends we went and each time there was a clean up crew driving around getting any debris outside and cleaning up inside. We usually don't do too many outside vendors because it is usually older things that aren't of much interest but a woman outside sells tons of board games for $3 that our kids like to rummage through. We don't eat at flea markets, just personal preferrence, so I cannot vouch for the food area. There is an Amish vendor inside that has great no-bake cookies and the Sweets Shop inside also has amazing fudge and potato candy (we call it peanut butter candy or pinwheels) that I highly recommend! There is also an older woman that sells kids grab bags for $1, they are well worth the dollar and are packed with cute kids items like Barbies, Hot Wheels, pencils, figurines and etc. It's about a 45 minute drive for us to get to this flea market, we pass two others on the way here but we prefer this one as it is usually less busy, cleaner, and the people are generally nicer.

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Love everything about it. I picked up a mink scarf a couple years ago, every time I go there's…read morealways something new to see

Owner was very friendly, and seems to be a passionate collector. Visited a little over a week ago,…read moreand saw some neat things. Could use more organizing, as some areas of the store are not handicap accessible whatsoever. As this is a new business, I think 4 stars is a good honest review of my visit here. Stop by if if you like antiques.

Absolutely the best place I have ever been. The man who owns the place is awfully kind and…read moreincredibly interesting. All of the items in the store are beautiful and just so cool. If you enjoy thrifting items or different knick knacks this place is the place for you. I got so many lovely things and was just so happy overall. Please stop by this place, it's incredible.

It has gone way down hill since the new owner took over…read more Went there today 9/22/24 and it about 1/4 of the vendors that there used to be, and it is mostly foreign illegals. So sad, it used to be the go to place for a good flea market. Dixie drive in / Parris flea market in Dayton has grown into a nice flea market. Has that old time layout and feel, lots of vendors.