Went to check out the spring flea market and lucked out with a great parking spot right across the…read morestreet. Paid my $5 admission and had to go to the restroom... expecting to see port-a-potties, I was happy to see a big sign indicating the orange building were restrooms. Easily spotted up ahead, indoor plumbing, clean with plenty of stalls and multiple spots to wash hands. For an outdoor venue, this made me quite happy. There are vendors galore at the flea market and something for everyone. Arrive early for the best finds and to be sure you have time to see everything because there are so many items on display. Many vendors are open to making a deal even! A few food vendors on site as well in case you get hungry for breakfast, lunch, snack or beverages but I'd like to see more options in the future. Bring cash although there are a few who accept Venmo, just don't count on it. Otherwise, it's a great place to spend a few hours and find things you may or may not know you needed!

Love checking out the Elkhorn Antique Flea Market anytime I can…read more There is a great collection of vendors, regardless of what you are looking to find. You can pay extra for early bird entry, otherwise the gates open at 7a for general admission. They have a few food vendors but could work to get a couple more on site, especially if you are planning to spend all day there. I've been coming here for a number of years and love meandering through all the booths.

The Kenosha Flea Market closed about July 2017. It can be verified with the changes noted in…read morereviewing Google maps photos between 2019 and 2017. Currently it is an apartment building. The photos posted by Victoria isn't of 5535 22nd Ave, The flea market never used outdoor vender spaces. It was an indoor market until they closed. Currently it is an apartment building. Although to be fair, yes the markets was old and musty. The stairs dirty mostly coming in dark. But the venders were great offering fair pricing. They had both new and old items sometime unusual item.

Great variety, something for everyone. I have bought everything from antiques to honey, car parts…read moreto crates, crafts, jams jelly's and produce. Entrance is only $2 and is well worth the price of admission. The number of vendors varies depending on the weather but I have always found something to bring hom

There were hardly any VENDORS on the Grounds maybe 25, IF EVEN THAT. Parking was $5!! Not worth…read moreit to pay that to see NOTHING. Won't go again. Used to be a really nice Flea Market. REALLY WENT DOWN HILL!

I was so excited to come to this and got there at 3:30 when they're supposed to end at 5 o'clock…read moreand everyone was mostly packed up except for a handful so I wasted 65 minutes of driving

Several of the vendors from Wolff's Flea Market in Palatine moved over here when WFM closed, so we…read moredecided to drive up and take a look. Definitely a different flavor than WFM but not bad. Lots of items to chose from, prices are decent and vendors are very helpful.

It's stuffy in here and dark. It shouldn't be considered an…read moreantique store though. It has a lot of Hispanic items to buy, food, clothes, the usual Asians selling cheap toys, car stereos, decals for cars, bling for cars etc. I would consider if you want something like this, visit the Elgin Mall instead, it is much more open and there's better lightning.

My first time here was today. I only became aware of this event when I heard about it on talk radio…read more- WRMN 1410AM in Elgin, Il. So I went and found many vendors inside the building and few stationed outside the building. Lots of interesting stuff, The majority of the vendors had very fair prices but a few were ridiculous. Some of these sellers have been watching too many episodes of "American Pickers" and they think old rusty tools and old oil cans are made of gold. Besides that, the fairgrounds were clean and free of debris, so wheelchairs could be maneuvered without too much difficulty plus plenty of parking. All in all, it was a pleasant shopping experience.

The event is interesting to attend by the facility itself is dated and fairly dirty. Lots of…read moreparking, though.

The amount of dealers that set up there compared to a few years ago doesn't really make it worth…read morethe drive. Not sure what they're charging dealers to set up (that could have something to do with it). I have attended twice this year. Last weekend the weather was perfect. Not worth driving about an hour to see the same 70 or so dealers that you can see at most of the other flea markets. I would guess that maybe 20 percent or less of the dealer spaces were filled. Don't see any reason to go back to this flea market, It's a shame, this used to be one of my favorites.

Amazing venders over 50 years old. Some high priced booths and fresh produce and tap beer flowing…read morehelps out the local Lions Club, etc. The only drawback is get there early since it closes at 2pm on Sunday. Bring cash too.

We love the depot market. Is a real hidden gem in Dundee. It's right down the street from the Dairy…read moreQueen. It's open seasonally every Saturday morning. There are usually about 15-30 sellers selling all kinds of crafts, antiques, records, plants... you will never know what you'll find, we have sold at the market several times and it could be a better friendly place to sell. It's the best, there are also allot of restaurants in the area to grab lunch after

Fun spot for good food and drinks in an admittedly crowded Milwaukee staple (or so I'm told)…read more I'm not gonna make it a victim of its own success just because it's super crowded and the parking lot is a stressful experience! Its heavy attended volume is well deserved; lots of interesting stalls line the ground floor, from coffee and candy to bbq and Thai. I wouldn't say it could replace regular grocery shopping; it's more like a fancy spot to shop for artisan goods like cured meats, sweet treats, baked goods, and other accoutrement. Plenty of seating on the open second floor (also a good spot to take photos of the market) if you want to eat there; otherwise grab some delicious food to go and enjoy the surrounding neighborhood!

Due to limited availability of street parking, we decided to use the market's parking lot that…read moreadvertised 30 minutes of free parking. That was perfect since we were only going to be there for a few minutes while we had some shaved ice. The market offers everything from cheese, seafood, pasta etc. as well as many restaurants to choose from. We were in the mood for something cold on a hot summer day and Chillwaukee hit the spot. We finished our shaved ice and headed back to our car. We thought we had plenty of time to make it out of the parking lot in less than 30 minutes. When we got in the line to exit there were only 4 cars ahead of us with 5 minutes left of time. No problem, I thought. I was wrong. When it was my turn to exit I was told I had to pay for an hour of parking even though we were only over by a few seconds!! When I explained that I had been in line for 5 minutes, the attendant said that the same thing had happened to other customers before me and that there was nothing he could do about it. I would agree if I had shown up one minute late and there was no line to leave. Other than the parking situation, I enjoyed my short visit to the market.

Came here with a friend and two kids. There was something for all of us! Whether you want toys,…read moretools, electronics, produce, Mexican snacks and candy, jewelry, they have all sorts of stuff. Lots of animals for sale, including chickens, other birds, turtles, and fish, but this wouldn't be the place I'd get a pet (adopt!!) There are some food stalls (we got paletas), and portapotty type bathrooms. The whole setup is on a gravel lot, and the parking lot was a bit washed out by yesterday's rain: some huge puddles. Plan your footwear accordingly! Vendors all prefer smaller bills, so if you can break those $20s from the ATM before you get here, so much the better. Overall, an interesting shopping experience. I found a dress, a charging cable for my cell phone and a miniature chicken mole magnet for less than $40.

This place brought back a lot of memories for me from what I used to come here 20 to 30 years ago…read more We ended up having free time and my friend and my kids went with us to see what we might find. This is a fairly large outdoor flea market and I have always been able to find things that I wanted and didn't always need. For me it's just the experience of wandering around but it's a bonus when you can find something worth buying. One of the great things is it's only $5 to park and then you just walk around. We were there for a couple hours or more and walked through the entire place trying to see everything available. We did find quite a few items as we walked the first row of stalls that we ended up coming back to again before we left. In the end every one of us had bought something. I bought something for my one kid, and there were several spots that were selling very similar food items, and I picked up some dried peppers to use in cooking and to try my hand at making some spicy olive oil. While we were walking about we also stopped and had a bite to eat at one of the stalls. There are quite a few options for food here as well and we randomly picked one and got some tacos. All the sellers that we spoke to were very friendly and had some really good deals on a wide variety of products. This is a fun one for pretty much anyone who enjoys flea markets.

Wow I been working here on and off for years it is like time has frame itself. They have the same…read moreloyal vendors year in year out. My friends keeps inviting me to come and help her out since am the best seller of the millennium. Love everything about this place the customers and the vendors. We are all a big family

Good place for useful used stuff.. Inside area you can find…read moregood stuff most of them are new on fair price.