A lot to look at. But personally the prices are boutique pricing. Not flea market pricing.. also. I…read morefound the same items on Amazon cheaper than this store. There was some things well priced but majority is over priced.

This place is a gem! Such a fun spot to explore. I'd recommend stopping in periodically to see what…read morenew finds they get in. Prices are either extremely reasonable or seriously overpriced, but this is because each section has its own seller. The lady at the front counter was sweet as pie! Definitely worth a half hour of your time to explore.

This is quite a collection of all sorts of items and all manner of categories. The prices were…read morenot in the bargain basement range for the most part with some descent deals to be found. There were quite a number of interesting things to look at and they have a respectable assortment of tiny collectible knickknacks scattered around. If you are out on River Road this could be a good stop before heading over to Rivershack Tavern.

I've been reading about how New Orleans was voted the number one spot in the nation for flea…read moremarkets; so how come Yelp is lacking on reviewing them? This is why a NOLA Elite is needed... I got a tip on River Road Flea Market from an acquaintance, who became an acquaintance because I was asking about where to get furniture. Of all the stores and spots she recommended, this was my favorite and definitely the best. It was a little difficult to find because their address online says the city's name is Jefferson and my GPS only recognizes Jefferson as a parish. Now I know it's in New Orleans city, and not all the far away at all. It's located literally right by the river, separated by a grassy bank and the levee. The building is HUGE. It's like a warehouse divided into little rooms, all of which are decorated with amazing antiques and thrifty finds for a fairly reasonable price (about 125 for a desk-sized table, 150 for a wardrobe or dresser). It's not the cheapest spot, but the quality of the merchandise makes up for it. They get most of their merchandise from estate sales, apparently, and the eclectic collection certainly reflects that. Several of the rooms are themed: jewelry, records, children's furniture and toys (there was an amazing vintage rocking chair that I would buy just to anticipate having children... except I'm not), books, etc. Outside in a small gated area, they sell specialty Mexican pottery, most of which is large and would be appropriate for a yard, and wrought iron benches and trellises. I purchased a vintage bracelet for $5, and I can't wait to go back and actually purchase furniture, once I'm moved in! Just don't beat me to it; there's a table and a bedframe that I've already got my eye on...

Amazing options and deals at Two Fat Friends! I was impressed for my first time! They have…read moreeverything you can find for you at home decor! The workers are so friendly and welcoming! Highly recommend this shop when traveling in Wiggins!

Great place for so many vintage items. Reasonably priced and the staff were friendly and helpful…read more I spent over an hour looking at the many vendor booths that were neat and creatively displayed. I can't wait to go back.

I saw this as I was driving along to the Kentwood Museum, and knew I just had to stop in after the…read moremuseum. It is evidently on the old main street of Kentwood, and takes up 3 storefronts. There is a lot of stuff to go thru. Some is on the new side, some is ancient. Gail was working when I came in and she is a talker. She was so friendly and happy to tell you anything you want to know. She even told me where I should go for lunch, and she was absolutely correct in her suggestion. They have everything here from kitchen appliances to books to cement sculptures, moving vans to rent, original artwork, just a bit of everything. Her stories were so funny, I wish I could have spent more time there just talking to her. I would suggest stopping by if you are in the area. It is really a thing to experience.

From the owner: All kinds of used merchandise, appliances, furniture, TVs, tools, collectables & jewelry. We are…read morealso an authorized U Haul renting vans, trucks, trailers, tow dollies, & auto transport trailers.

Very small flea market, but it is jammed with all sorts of goodies. All reasonably priced. Friendly…read morepeople working the stores. It was a very warm day. Remember to drink water and stay hydrated.

One of the Best Flea Markets in the area. Friendly helpful staff and many reasonable prices ,with a…read morehuge variety of items. A browsers paradise at every turn. Vendors willing to work with customers a good wheeling and dealing place.

Great assortment of vintage items. Always could spend hours in these places and 49 Antiques is no…read moreexception. Reasonably priced and many booths had % off sales. There was a small line at checkout because they had a "Spring Fling" event and it was a little busier than usual. I will be back...a great place to spend a few hours. Benches, coffee and snack bar on premises which encourages browsing longer!

The French Market is one of those main stages of New Orleans culture. It's one of those…read moreestablishments that has been around forever. From the moment you walk into this space, what you are confronted with is tons of all kinds of great and unique everything. Much of it is not only sold by local artisans, but made by them, as well. French market is predominantly an open air location. What you will find here are small shops that each offer a very unique collection of items that are very specific to their own shop. The items that are sold here span the gambit from jewelry, to artworks, to ethnic pieces that represent the culture from where the shop owner comes from. There is really a lot of everything at the French Market. Meaning, this is a great place to get that really unique gift that you wanna get for that special someone or to find that unique piece of whatever that you will personally use. As there are numerous shops here, each business provides a unique buying experience. Each one represents what they offer, and do it from their own perspective. From this, you'll find some shop merchants that are super friendly, very cordial, and more than willing to make deals with you. Others, not so much. But, that's what makes this location truly interesting. All the personalities that make up this shopping establishment. More than simply a place to shop for gifts, artworks, souvenirs, and the like, French Market also offers some great food stalls. So, if you need a snack, drink, or even a full meal, you can find it here. As this is open air, in the summer, it can get kinda hot inside this establishment. This is not bad or good, this is just something to keep in mind. This is the same during the winter months. You can't get kind of cold in there. But, at least from my perspective, that's a little bit easier to deal with. You just have to wear a jacket. Overall, this is one of the main stays of NOLA. It's truly a must see location. And, for people who know the city well, this is a place to go to when you want to find that truly unique item. Truly, you never know what you'll find.

Costume jewelry, artwork, brickabrac, t shirts booths, Mardi Gras trinkets and masks, graphic…read moreplaying cards, cute printed colorful or revealing dresses for sale. This past year I've had a thing for purchasing copper jewelry- most bracelets from South Korea, Mexico City, Tijuana and Mt. Charleston. Wondered if anyone ever made copper necklaces. I saw a few vendors that had thick linked chains. I bought the medium $45 length- tax is high in New Orleans. Far cry from dainty but copper is supposed to be good for arthritis and health. Ok let's see.