Tartistry is an interesting place. It is located in a small plaza and I can't see inside from…read moreoutside. I have to open the door to see the nice little world. There are varieties of tarts like blueberry, maple syrup, cheesecake, lemon curd and etc. They are very good and good qualities. I am very happy to find this place.

Really cute place inside and amazing tarts. Coffee was great too. Good place to sit with a friend…read more Cozy

The place has a lot of record's for good prices you can't really bargain though and they don't have…read morea video game isle or anything they mostly have comics and vinyl Some vinyl I got at the place

I typically love flea markets but this one has way too much stuff that should have been thrown out…read morein the trash a long time ago. There are a few decent booths but overall it is a pretty depressing place to visit.

A great space to find all things unusual and vintage. It's really a mish mash of stuff- clothing…read moreand shoes to furniture pieces to kitchenware to home decor pieces and a lot of pieces you will be scratching your head trying to figure out what on earth it is! (1950s meat grinder anyone?!!) You can easily spend an hour in here just looking around - i saw a lot of interesting furniture pieces that i wanted to renovate. The staff are really friendly and can help you with the pieces if you don't know what it is that you are looking at! Definitely stop in here to pick up a few items to give your home an eclectic touch Street parking across the street.

Do you buy old furniture? I have dressing table to sell urgently due to down sizing…read more Its 80+ years old, from my family heirloom contact wala71@hotmail.com

Cool place and a welcome break from the overpriced antique stores in Queen west - Roncy block…read more There is tons of junk here but if you are willing to sift through, you'll find some good stuff. I recently bought a solid wood desk and a chair, and I love it! I have shopped at their previous bloor street location as well. Never know what you will stumble upon!

Captain's treasures located on Bloor street west is a decent vintage furniture store. The store…read moreitself is jammed packed like Norwegian sardines with inventory. They should truly be on an episode of hoarders! It is unfortunate that they have not reorganized their inventory because they have some interesting pieces. If you step into the store you are overwhelmed by all of the merchandise. It is a challenge to manoeuvre yourself around the store and it is very difficult to really get a good look and appreciate the pieces. Typically the best items are displayed out front on the street. Prices seemed a little high for me considering the quality of the furniture. They have a decent website with new arrivals posted weekly. Captain's Treasures has some nice booty. However, it is not too bootylicious for ya babe.

All retail stores are there. Very reliable prices. And…read moreFood is home made. And there is Thai massage place in the market Excellent service. Love this market.

I have a soft spot for flea markets. I grew up going to the Pickering and Stouffville (rest in…read morepeace) flea markets on Saturdays and Sundays with my parents. I loved them. We were also there for the food, from fresh produce and kolbassa, to hamburgers and patties. I recently visited Leguan. To my delight, I realized doing a bit of research before heading over that it was located in the food court at Mississauga Flea Market. I felt like I had hit the flea market jackpot. This flea market faces Mavis Road. I was heading southbound along the street and had no problem pulling into the parking lot. I was lucky to have found a parking spot that you immediately encounter when you turn into the lot. I backed into the spot. Again, it was a jackpot sort of day. I walked in through the main entrance. You can also enter on the right side of the building, but I wanted to give the main doors a try. You have two sets of doors to go through. There's Pet Pets, a pet store that's open every day of the week. I like that if you need to get food or supplies for your family pet, it's open every day. There is a U-Haul stall when you get through the second set of doors. It was my first time seeing a moving rental stall at a flea market. It was oddly closed when I was there on a Saturday afternoon. The food court is on the left when you enter the main doors. You basically hug the left side as you walk. There are tables and seats to take a load off and eat. Leguan is there, along with other food stalls to choose from. I briefly walked around after I had dropped by Leguan. I saw a stall that sold hookahs. Cool! You can find everything from a haircutting place to a florist and plant stall. I enjoyed the variety of merchandise you could find. There are washrooms and an ATM between the food court and the U-Haul stand. I ended up making a purchase at an electronics and cell phone accessories stall, which was a couple of stalls to the right of U-Haul. I have no idea what the business was called. I did have a nice man try and find a USB-C adapter with a USB-C and audio port. He had one for lightning, but not for my needs. Oh, well. I did manage to get a cell phone case for my Google Pixel 6a. Normally, most businesses don't have any and you have to find them online. This place had many to choose from. I got a rose gold one, complete with a magnet and kickstand. I had my Leguan food on the counter as he was helping me out. He got hungry. I apologized for making him hungry, as the food smelled so good. This particular stall accepted cash and e-transfer only. I did the latter, which was seamless. Many do cash only, such as Leguan. It makes sense why there's an ATM nearby. I'd recommend bringing cash just in case the stall that you're at doesn't accept e-transfer or other payment methods. I had a nice time here. I will return to spend more time and money shopping. Thank goodness this flea market is only open on weekends. It's roughly a fifteen-minute drive from my workplace, which could have been evil if it were open on weekdays and I was regularly in the office. (16)

I recently shopped at Changing Nest and really enjoyed my experience. I like the selection of…read moreantiques mixed with new merchandise. There is also a big selection of garden stuff. Will go back to shop here.

I love the selection of antique furniture and decor - a mix of cottage, modern farmhouse &…read moreindustrial pieces. The displays are beautiful and well thought out. My experience with the owner, Diana, was very positive. I asked her about an availability of an item on her website and she went as far as digging through her back storage and asking her supplier. Although she couldn't find more inventory, I was impressed with the effort she put in to locate it. I would definitely shop here again.

I contacted these people to inquire about a table that was given to me, not knowing if it was…read moreworthless or priceless. The gentleman I spoke to said I should email pictures VIA the website, so I did just that. Having not heard back from them by the next day we decided to bring the table in to see if they were interested in purchasing it or at least to give us an appraisal. We were told that they were interested in purchasing the table and to leave it in the store so we were offered $40 and we accepted that offer. We were waiting to hear back from them so we could come pick up the money and when we heard back from them we were told that they're not interested any longer in purchasing our table and we are to come pick up the table. We had turned down another interested party at a lesser offer but nonetheless still turned it down because we received the offer from this business. And now we don't have any of the money we don't even have the table at this point because it's still sitting in the store that wanted to purchase it. We have to find time to go pick it up. All in all it is a dreadful experience with dreadful customer service and I would not recommend it to anybody

Williams will confuse you with its habit of stacking rather average looking school chairs outside…read moreof the store on a regular basis. Inside you will find a respectable selection of small pottery, antique cameras, mid-century modern antiques, and other treasures. Service in here on Saturday, January 14th was excellent. My friends made a rather odd purchase and were especially pleased with the helpfulness of the staff member who waited on us. Fun. Funky. Cool.

Large selection of Art Deco, Art Nouveau, and industrial lights and other pieces. Very helpful…read morestaff. Will go back and buy more items.

I've been to my fair share of antique shops where the owners hang over you like vultures, guarding…read moretheir hoards of stuff. But that is simply not the case when it comes to this lovely antique lighting store. It's a clean, organized shop run by a welcoming patron who knows a lot about the history of the area. It's not overly big, so things are easy to find-- glittery chandeliers, Tiffany style lamps, Art Deco wall sconces-- and nothing is caked in dust (you can actually SEE the lights!). Prices range depending on what you're looking for (as expected), but there's no problem finding the price as delicate tags hang about the room above you like snowflakes. Oh, and don't hesitate to ask him to turn all the lights on. It's spectacular to see everything lit up (even better, go at dusk for an even better view).