We drove by this place and kinda stumbled on it, but so glad we did! They have practically…read moreeverything you can think of like toys, clothes, tools, plants, flowers, fruit and vegetables, etc. The possibilities were endless! It was definitely a warm sunny day and there were just rows and rows of vendors. It would have been cool to see more vendors that had new items for sale. It kinda was like a large garage sale or a outdoor thrift store. We got some yummy fruit and produce. I loved how the vendors let us try to various fruits. Everything I tried was so sweet and delicious. It was a $5 entrance fee on a Sunday morning before noon.

I was exiting the flea market and my kid bought a scooter from someone he wasn't riding he was…read morewalking with the scooter.So then when my wife went to the restroom then the old man that collects tickets started yelling at my kid because the sign said no scooters and he didn't know yet because he was just 5. The scooter was $15 and then I came over and started arguing with him and my wife too. It was a horrible experience. I'm never going back to their flea market.

I had the best time here at the Garden at the Flea! I came to multiple events during late Summer,…read moreearly Fall for the Kawaii Pop Night, Mexipino Fest and FAHM JAM. Made lots of great memories with my family and friends at these night markets, had a ton to eat and scored great finds at plenty of one-of-a-kind vendors! I hope they can keep events like this going for some time, definitely looking forward to the next one. Long live the flea market!

Came here on a Friday nite for the Oldie y Cerveza event…read more Parking is $5 but to enter is free There are lots of vendors and taco trucks Event is kid friendly Zero drama Live band There was a huge line for beer cus there is only one vendor selling canned beer only no mixed drinks There were classic cars parked Event is chill and I wouldn't mind coming back

Specifically this review is for the SJ Made event that happened this past weekend (May 30-31, 2026)…read morein the History Park San Jose. L O C A T I O N There are two locations for paid parking which was stated on the website. Paid garage located at 1278 S 10th Street Paid parking lot located at 350 E. Humboldt Street We opted for the closer parking. Luckily you can pay on mobile if you have reception. I luckily did out of the 4 of us that were there. Otherwise, you'd have to wait in line to pay at the kiosk. So budget some time to pay for waiting for the kiosk in case you don't have cell phone reception. Parking was $15 + fee. E V E N T It's a large park and if you show up as one of the first 100 people, you get a free tote bag with this year's design for the event. Unluckily even though we showed maybe half an hour after the opening, it was all gone. So make sure you go early if you want the freebie. The event itself is free and it's outdoors so you can bring your furry friend but they need to be leashed. There are large water filling stations and port o potties. Feel free to bring your water canteens. It said you couldn't bring outside drinks or food but we were able to bring in our own filled bottles as well as some Starbucks drinks. But of course worse case is that you have to bring back your stuff to your car. It's not a far walk but it's still a walk from the parking structure. They do have a nice map of the booths as well as events throughout the day. They also have a bunch of food stands and trucks there if you want to make it a day. We opted to just go outside for food as the lines were long and the day was hot. Although not as big as the Winterfest, this event was a nice outdoor one with various craft goods. I always am in awe with all these makers. They're all so talented! O V E R A L L If you're wanting to do some walking and perusing of crafts, it's not a bad way to spend a couple hours of your day. I'm unsure if there's any free parking around, but you could try searching. We just didn't do much research on it.

Fantastic. Support…read morethe small art businesses! And baked good and all kinds of goodies from very creative local vendors!

I just learned about Classic Loot this week and had to go check it out. It's a shop in Japantown…read morewith new and secondhand items, like men's and women's clothes, purses, jewelry, Sanrio merchandise, plushies, crafting kits, greeting cards, and more. It's very cute and very clean, and doesn't seem like a thrift shop at all. The young woman working there was friendly and helpful. I saw lots of little things I wanted to buy, like the tiniest Labubu I've ever seen, but didn't end up purchasing anything. Most of the clothes and accessories for females seemed targeted toward young people, but I'm glad I stopped in and checked out all of their cute loot. Be sure to bring change for the metered parking or plan to use your credit card.

Our first visit to San Jose's JapanTown. The Wife spent more time here than I was expecting for…read morethis kind of shop, since there were so many cute clothing options for her. She bought a flowered skirt that looked like 1968, but new. The sales girls were super friendly and encouraging, and there were plenty of unusual things for me to look at while she shopped. I learned about Smiskis figures, for instance. They have a bunch for trading only, and they also sell several other collectible figures. Not my thing, but interesting. Very cute and colorfully decorated interior.

Large selection of piñatas and good prices. They were quick to reply on their Instagram page…read moreregarding their current availability. The Labubu piñata I bought for my daughter was better quality and bigger than other businesses I had gone to.

The best piñata shop in the San Jose flea market! Great selection of current and past characters,…read morethey also make custom piñatas. Their prices are the lowest out of all the vendors. Year after year, I keep retuning to this vendor for my kids party supplies. During the holidays they sell the biggest piñatas I have ever seen, we got 3 giant ones for our school cultural event. They are located in the middle of produce row. They have a corner spot with tons of piñatas on display plus their tables are fully stocked with a great selection of candies. Very friendly service, sweet and kind folks.

IMHO Today's Black…read moreFriday deal was 40% off on donated goods! We weren't sure which items would be considered donated, but we figured we'd find out if and when we found a "treasure" to take home. I found a box of picture hangers but there was no price on it! This happens way too often here, unfortunately. It wouldn't hurt to ask at the register, so I held onto it. My husband found a bag of 12 pairs of work gloves for $5. He grabbed two different bags. Before I could even ask at the register, the friendly cashier had already inputted $5 for the box of picture hangers! That was the most I was willing to pay, so I was very happy. With the added work gloves, and minus 40% off the total, we got a great Black Friday deal!!!

This is my favorite store I come here weekly and find all kinds of treasures for such good prices…read more The staff are so kind and helpful. Tianna goes above and beyond to help me whether ifs pulling out couches chairs, plugging. In things, helping me find goods, Tianna has excellent customer services and really goes out of her way to help me find just the right item. I even buy clothes there! Very cute clean store and it truly makes my day when I walk in those doors! And to know my purchase goes to a cause. Thank you Habiitat!

Harajuku "the bay's cutest marketplace" holds various events and festivals throughout the bay area…read moreregularly. We attended the Lumpia Fest in Newark this past Saturday, and there were plenty of vendors to explore and fill our bellies. Merchandise booths selling plants, stickers, totes, plushies and stuffed toys of various sizes, with no shortage of sanrio, pokemon, and kawaii character products. Food tents offering a diversity of snacks and beverages including Nepali street food, Thai and Vietnamese dishes, and of course filipino cuisine. We got pork bbq skewers, cheeseburger lumpia, papaya salad, and aguas frescas, from several different vendors. Everything overpriced, but delicious. The weather was breezy, but so hot due to zero shade at the event, so we fried in the sun as we enjoyed our meals in the eating area which had a few tables set up with seating. Even the DJ's sound equipment seemed to be melting in the heat, the music playing through the speakers (mainly pop and hip hop tunes) becoming slow and jumbled, almost like a horror movie. We didn't stay long, as there was nothing that really captured our attention, not much on the entertainment side, just a raffle. It's a decent event to get a few items for little ones who are fans of Japanese anime, Hello Kitty, or the cute monster Labubu, while snacking on some good eats at a premium cost. But the price for admission on top of that is a bit excessive for what you get. 3 stars for overall value and experience.

This is an event featuring kawaii inspired merchendise including many Hello Kitty items and other…read moreanime items. There area lot of brightly colored clothing,pins,stickers,stuffies, many with licensed characters but some that are local artists. There were some people dressed as Harajuku or anime type characters. If you love Hello Kitty and kawaii items, this is your event. Most of the merchendise is geared toward a young crowd. There are some food trucks as well.