festival flea market

Many diverse merchants. Reasonable prices. Convenient parking. Relatively near I-95 and other major roads. Good food court and snacks. Nice clothing and shoes for sale. Even a grocery store here.

Great place to find all sorts of things. Only complaint- long wait to get festival dollar coupons. Waited on long line for 30 minutes as there was only one person at booth.

We were looking for a place to go shopping while spending some time in Deerfield Beach, FL. Our waitress at breakfast suggested the Festival Flea Market. It is only a few minutes off the freeway. Parking is pretty tough, but don't let that discourage you. You'll find a spot eventually and it's worth the trouble. Everything is indoors. IT is very clean and bright and there's a huge selection of booths. My wife and her girl friend shopped for about 2 hours on one day and another hour a couple days later. They bought sunglasses, clothes, stuff for the kids, some jewelry, etc. There's also a small store with lots of fresh produce and basic food stuff. At one end, is a section with antiques.

This place does the job. I mean its a Flee Market so don't get yourself all crazy for it. The gold shop is decent, if your into cheaper equipment. Food court is decent.

Thee Boos for the non consumer friendly golf shop. It has deteriorated badly over the past few years. Their selection of clubs has become more limited especially ladies clubs. Their store traffic appears to be less and IN A MOVE THEY CLAIM IS GOVERNED BY THEIR INVENTORY SYSTEM THEY WILL NO LONGER SELL HALF DOZEN GOLF BALLS. It is 12 balls or nothing. To have your inventory system for multiple years control what you sell in spite of ONGOING CONSUMER COMPLAINTS IS BAD BUSINESS.

This long standing establishment has served south Florida for more years than I can remember. Of course here are professional vendors, who sell discount merchandise at discount merchandise prices. But there are genuine every day people who rent a space and proffer used items of every description in the grand tradition of flea markets. Tools are especially a good buy, as are T shirts, flat goods such as towels, and countless other items . Can't find an item in traditional brick and mortar stores? Chances are you will find it here. Hucksters sell a wide variety of produce, at prices well below retail. Flower merchants proffer exotic plants and blooms either unobtainable or exorbitantly priced elsewhere. Electronics of every sort overflow the kiosks at real discounts. Some items are no big deal but everything IS guaranteed. Its a great place to while away a few hours and no one makes you buy anything. Cold beer and food is plentiful and reasonable. What can one complain about in such a place?

Went there on a cool day with rainshowers and found lots of junk and what was not junk was highly overpriced....can do much better in Canada. In fact one of the nice stalls (across from bakery) with interesting clothes had prices higher than boutiques in Toronto. The only worthwile part was the fruit and vegetable market (good prices) and the bakery.

We spent 2 hours walking around and bought very little. It's big, but most vendors either have the same stuff. They are selling overpriced junk. There is a food market that has some good produce prices, but not much else to brag about. We found the prices much better at the Swap Mart in Ft Lauderdale, plus it was bigger and had a lot of outside sellers and flea market items.

Great place to go and walk around, plenty of bargains. They have a little bit of everything from clothes to bedsheets, scooters.

We went to the Festival Flea Market to pass the time while waiting for a late flight out of Ft. Lauderdale. There were 7 of us ranging from adults, teens and children. None of us thought it was a good place. A big waste of time! Most of the things they had were either junk or way too expensive for a flea market. We didn't buy anything, and only stayed for a few minutes to see that it was not of interest to us.

What a find!! This place is great. Many vendors and a wide variety of merchandise. Prices are good and the quality of what is sold is also very good. Plenty of parking. It even has a booth where you can inquire about and book a cruise. Wear comfortable shoes because you will want to walk the entire floor. There is a food court which is also clean and neat.

I love this place! A recent visit was my second time here. I live in another state, but I definitely would recommend a stop here if you are anywhere nearby. It is very clean, there are many vendors and a great variety of stuff. I like jewelry and there are many vendors selling all kinds of jewelry. There is a little bit of almost anything you might be looking for, but it is fun to just look around. They have a great food court and I like the deli offerings and the knish are very tasty. One of the best vendors has some really nice special pieces. They are just outside of the food court. "Romancing the Stone". At one end of the mall, there is an antique shop also with a lot of variety also. I wish I could visit there more often, but I will certainly do that next time in the area. Check it out.

Overpriced bunch of garbage with people who think they are getting a bargain. Good for the locals to gather but not a tourist place

This place is enormous! Make sure you remember which entrance you came in, or you can be wandering the massive parking lot in search of your car for a very long time. First stop should be the information center (there are two at the far ends of the building). You can download and print, or simply show them your phone with the coupon for the month. Show your driver's licence and you'll receive 20 coupons good for $1 off each $5 you spend.There are vendors for all, but mostly clothing, jewelry, shoes and beauty supplies. LAS Comfort shoe store has a large selection of high-end shoes, and Designs by Koko has unique and stunning clothing. There is fine jewelry, but mostly there are costume jewelry stalls with fairly good "knock-off" pieces (Hardy, Yurman, etc.).There are also art, furniture, home remodeling and other vendors. A personal favorite is the Judaica store with some of the most unique and beautiful items from Seder plates to Menorahs.If you want to see everything (and perhaps try things on), you can easily spend 6 hours or more. There is a food court, and the knish place is excellent!Fun place to while away the hours on a rainy or too-hot day. There are some decent buys (if you know prices), and most vendors offer you the 20% off even without the coupons (or just ask).

You can buy anything you want here from junk to high end. Need to shop around because a lot of the places carry the same things but have different prices. And don't forget to get your "Bucks". Gives you $1 off every $5 you spend.