Machlin Open-Air outdoor flea market is quite interesting. Located in Ontario and we just stumbled…read moreupon this while driving around and saw the vendors set up in the parking lot. They are open at 7:30 AM and close at 3PM. Cost of admission was $1 for adults and kids can some in free. Like your typical outdoor flea market, they sell snacks, clothing of all kinds and sizes, toys (new and old) and pets as well. This time I stumbled upon some interesting birds which were quite rare as well as a mini nursery with exotic fruit trees. I did end up just getting some tacos and snacks and bought some t-shirts for fun. Would recommended coming here if you want to see what's new and being sold. Some vendors only allow cash but there are some that will take apply pay.

10/6/24 Finally, found what I'm looking for, after walking in purgatory under 102° weather,…read moresucculents! Good ole Yelp found this place when i wrote " outdoor swap meet" on search. The reviews are a great mix & I kept looking for photos of succulents. It was hella hot, thankfully I wore a hat, otherwise I would've seared some serious burn on my scalp. I was on a mission and I barely took a lot of photos to show what they have to offer at this open air swap meet. I saw musical instruments like huge drum set deli meat slicer, plants, other parts and craft stuff socks selling for two packs for $5, posters, leather slippers, boots & cowboy hats...you name it, it's there, I think. There were live birds & turtles for sale, too Will return when I am browsing for other things & the weather is not scalding hot. Got some succulents for now to start my project with, good selection but you have to come early (8 am) to get better deals

We've been going here for years! We love this antique mall and as small businesses owners we love…read moresupporting the community as well

Treasures & Junk in Ontario is one of those places where you go in "just to browse" and somehow…read morelose an hour wandering through aisles of vintage finds, quirky collectibles, and things you didn't know you needed. Each vendor space has its own personality, which makes exploring the whole place feel like a treasure hunt. Some sections lean rustic, others feel like time capsules from your grandma's attic, and every once in a while you spot something truly unexpected. Even if you are not on the hunt for anything specific, it is a fun way to spend part of the afternoon. The staff is friendly, the layout is easy to navigate, and there is always something interesting tucked around the corner. Whether you are a serious thrifter or just like to poke around, it is definitely worth a visit.

Food was alright. Market was pretty cool. Service was good and people here very nice and friendlyread more

This place has a very devise selections. The meat quality is excellent and reasonably price. It's a…read moresmall place but packed with goodies.

Was here 03/2026 GREAT PLACE WITH SOOO MANY STORES…read more Food, Games, photography, clothing, seamstress, custom lowrider bikes, parts, Mini bikes, jewelry, pet store. The bike store guy only accepted cash which was SUS to me. Not even Zelle or cash app or tap.

I have been coming here for years! Since I was little. This place has always been the same. So much…read morevariety that you can find anything you need here. Great prices ! The best swap meet by far that I have been in the Inland Empire. The churros with caramel inside are a must every time I come here.

There was amazing service, and an amazing selection of not only clothes but other vintage items,…read morelike CD'S, some dolls, comic books, magazines. The prices were a little high, but the quality of the clothes they were selling was very good and almost made it worth the cost!

I had been looking for a Letterpress Printer tray for so long! I was about to just give up and…read moreorder from Wayfair, Ebay or through Facebook marketplace, but something told me to give this place a try. I'm so glad I did I told the cashier what I was looking for and what I needed and she called the Owner out who gave me his printer tray! It was at a more than decent price and look at how good it came out?! Respectfully Reviewed.

We went on a Friday evening. The staff was very friendly but we wish they were more clear about…read morewhat sales that they had that day. The store was clean and organized. They have fitting rooms in the back. You basically can only go to the fitting rooms once so they recommend that you have everything you want to try in before you go into the fitting room. There were a few other people and we were still able to maintain our social distance. They have a lot of trendy and fashionable clothes for a reasonable price but not cheap. They have fur coats, jackets, towards the front and dresses in the middle and shoes in the back right. My sister was able to get 3 items: Levi shorts, dress, and a cardigan and she was very happy with her purchase. We would definitely come back another time.

I have been to the shop a couple of times once I tried to sell something, but they said that they…read moreweren't really looking for that brand of what I was trying to sell no biggie. The overall vibe of the store is that the prices are a bit high, but I do say that they have name brands, Doc Martens, namebrand, purses, etc., but some of the stuff looks like it's been sitting for a hot second.

We brought our Edison phonograph and horn to Scott, owner of Ontario Phonograph Works of Ontario,…read morewhen he was out at the Pasadena Rosebowl Antique Flea Market, because it needed an armature/hanger. He said that, he only needed the phonograph and would not need the horn, so we took that home. After a month, we picked it up at the same location and he showed me how to hook the horn up to it when I got home. When we got it home, I found that the arm was too long, 4 inches too long. So I text'd him two photos showing this explaining this problem. Since we didn't hear back the following day, I called him and explained the problem again. He said, that I should cut the arm to the proper length with a hack saw and make sure it's not too short. I asked if I can just bring it back to him and have him do it at the Rosebowl the next time he's out there. He replied that we would have to bring the whole unit, horn and armature and all, back with him to his workshop to do it. He said that he only charged me just for the armature./hanger, that it would cost extra to size it up, something he never mentioned to us. Then added that, he would rather not mess with it. What customer service, huh. Guess, I'll have to take it to someone else now.