You can find great deals here like underwear, tools, shoes and clothes for everyone, toys, those thick warm furry/fuzzy blankets, electronics, key fobs, etc.
A bit crowded, but had quite a decent experience. Definitely recommend for people looking for cheap items.
I've been coming here occasionally for the past few years and it's always been fast and friendly service.
The immense crowds give me anxiety but that can be avoided if you go early enough. There's tons of merchandise here so you'll definitely find what you're looking for. Make sure you bring cash, the ATM fees are high.
Warning, don't come here if you're White/Gringo.
I like this place, but finding a parking spot can be an extreme hassle! I brought a copy of Mario Kart DS from a seller in the middle of the store for $35.00 in December 2014. And a pair of glasses from this women called Alora for free in January-May 2015, since my mom is best friends with her. The food here is delicious. 503 ftw.
I wouldn't recommend coming here if you're a Gringo, though, as it's mainly us Hispanics, primarily Salvadorans, not Mexicans as many other reviews have said.
Has a bunch of different types of stands, to include food and drinks. Be ready to haggle on items. Can be pretty crowded and is a mess after the flea market but they clean up quick.
Best mexican street tacos I have had in Maryland . Nayarit tacos
Same vendors indoors all the time. Outside in the summer you get random vendors which is a nice change of pace. Ok to visit every once in a while but if you go every week it becomes dull. 25 cents a person to get in.
I like this place, but finding a parking spot can be an extreme hassle! I brought a copy of Mario Kart DS from a seller in the middle of the store for $35.00 in December 2014. And a pair of glasses from this women called Alora for free in January-May 2015, since my mom is best friends with her. The food here is delicious. 503 ftw.
I wouldn't recommend coming here if you're a Gringo, though, as it's mainly us Hispanics, primarily Salvadorans, not Mexicans as many other reviews have said.
Lots of stuff for sale here, used to great for Saturday or Sunday exploring. Now a days, mostly folks that speak Spanish all selling the same things.
The fact that its led by 99% Mexicans makes it a really interesting place to go to and has a lot of good prices and food. But keep in mind, whatever you're looking for, DO YOUR RESEARCH. Don't forget this is a flea market where people can and will rip you off. Prices are always negotiable. They also have chickens which is pretty badass. I recommend coming on Saturdays where the shops next to the market are open, and the vendors tend to have better stuff on Saturdays.
98% mexicans all selling used bootleg junk for high prices. Your automaticly assumed to be a theif and stared at not stop by the vendors and not allowed to touch anything for sale. They deliberatly stand in your way not allowing u to get past or enter there area. If your not mexican dont waste ur time going here.