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Brooklyn Flea in Brooklyn
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Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, US
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Wheelchair-accessible entrance
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Good for kids
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Comments (199)
Stopped by July 2021. It is barely as large as a yard sale. There are about 8 vendors, almost all with racks of clothes. I’ve never seen the Brooklyn Flea be this pathetic. :-(
Great city views and cool wares at this thrift shop. Its in a really nice space, and the food vendors are pretty damn good! Pho and dumplings are a must.The real power move is to hit up a local bar before to prepare for a shopping spree. Enjoy your used flannel shirt and rusty toy horse, you earned them 😉
Fun neighborhood place to hang out for a few hours. They have a nice food court. Currently they offer discounts at some places of you pay with Apple Pay. There’s a cool view from the food court. Worth visiting!
Very small place. Not as advertised. Restrooms are extremely far away. Not a large variety of items. The upside was the guy that made clocks and city skyline from vinyl records. The This Night sock booth was excellent and gave you great commentary.
Very nice place to visit. Even if you don’t buy you will enjoy these visually. lot of vintage stuff, authentic food and even home mad moonshine. places for coffee and pastry. nice for collectors and just visitors. free to attend. imho in the summer it better than museums. and brides is near so you can after walk and enjoy manhattan view
This market is amazing! The indoor one isn’t huge but it’s super well curated - there’s a good balance of clothes, furniture, toys, homemade candles/soap, and other lovely items. Found tons of Christmas gifts here!
Not too many vendors, probably 20-30. The handmade items are great, but the used flea market items are pretty pricey which is disappointing. Not for the avid flea marketers, but fun day out if you are just browsing. Great stage area for the kids and plenty of food options.
Great shopping experience. Perfect for a day out. Grab a bite while youre there!
This is a must for anyone and everyone. Even though I am a Queens boy through and through I love going to Brooklyn Flea both indoors and out. It changes everything we go so be sure to check it out more than once. I like it best when there are several handcrafted furniture vendors. There is also great food here every single time.
Nice neighborhood swap meet
No admission fee. $5 all day ample parking. A place to go to for tourists to view some of what New York has to offer. Music Concerts, children have a place to play with other chikdren. A variety of food & drink.
I love the Brooklyn Flea - I think sometimes people take things like this for granted, but in a city the size of NY, its nice to come walk around and talk with people who are making great products as a side hustle or entrepreneurs who are supporting themselves with their own businesses. I love it - always find something unique here. I love coming here pre-Christmas to find things for the family.
This was a good indoor place with some really nice pieces of art and antiques. I have been to better flea markets though. They also has some food stalls. The good thing was that most stalls accepted credit cards.
Fun and food food food! We were waiting patiently for it to open. The many types of food aromas draw you in every direction. We had these huge mozzarella sticks fried to perfection, meatballs and tacos.return we will
Its a special kind of joy finding eclectic things at Brooklyn Flea. From cool vintage jewelry to old cameras to leather jackets and everything in between.
Good place to browse around and find odd or unexpected items. Go to the building across to find a wide range of food options. Finding parking is tough, though. We found some a few blocks away under a bridge. Likely still worth a visit, especially on an off peak weekday.
Love coming here and seeing what they have for sell. Great place to see some of your fellow community members and socialize with great people
This place is high and probably awesome bar scene on Saturday night. Didnt stay that late though. Right at the water. Looks out at statue of liberty. Great view. Multiple buildings with some really cool ideas for sale. Of note was the guy making useable items out of old records...notebooks, phone cases, clocks and wall art.
Nice selection of food merchants, but the flea market section is tiny. This setup is really lacking the depth of sellers from the summer flea market or even past incarnations of the indoor winter markets. Not worth the trip.
Easily accessible by train, BK Flea exceeded my expectations. The place is HUGE. Once the cold weather arrives, this will be a regular haunt for me until spring arrives.Lots of booths selling clothes, jewelry, accessories, and even furniture, theres something for everyone at the BK Flea. The food offerings are equally varied... and delicious. Most items are made to order and entrees are usually in the $7-12 range.Today I tried my first pulled pork ramen sandwich, which I washed down with a refreshing prickly pear beverage.If flea markets arent your thing, come for he food. When youre done, theres a Costco literally next door. Oh yeah, they also have pinball games and a pool table if youre looking for a little fun.
This is a soulless place.Except the food. In particular, Stand Coffees $3 hot apple cider. That one warmed me.Also would like to commend the coloring nook. Excellent low to the ground seating.
Love the Brooklyn flea, but when I went it was SUPER small. A little disappointing as there werent a ton of vendors like there used to be.
Dope place. Some very interesting furniture at crazy expensive prices. Good food and very cool odds and ends
Great for no pressure browsing. Never know what youll see in the next stall. Clothes, nic-nacs, curios, and some high quality furniture. Plenty of variety in the food choices, but rather pricey. Lots of fun for a weekend afternoon
Came for the experience. Place is oozing hipster. The food selection is definitely more limited than in the summers. Lots of kitschy stuff but generally not at a bargain. I think this is the last time the winter one is going to be held here.
VERY... UNIMPRESSIVE: Fewer vendors than previous location for Brooklyn Fair, mostly clothing and limited selection at that ( I was fairly say it was about 30, if not less, vendors). The space allotted for Flea Market vendors is much smaller. I was excited to go, and saddened to find so much less of a selection
A fun thing to do on the weekends. A very unique experience and chance to see lots of fun new vendors. Lots of great homemade items as well as vintage products for sale. Always a good selection of food as well.
Great vintage market and many food options. Good time to spend with your family, friends or couple - every weekend in Brooklyn. Only street parking.
I went there at 28th, Feb and it was hold in a cozy and warm building. they have many things to look around and foods for nice lunch. The price is relatively expensive for me but i bought some stuff. I definitely recommend here for everybody
Unpredictable selection of crafts and knick-knacks, but thats what makes Brooklyn flea great. There are a couple of cool record vendors to check out and chat with.
Great flea market with a fairly wide range of things. The food choice here was surprising too with a lot of vendors.
Visiting from Australia and was expecting a big market (it was a nice sunny day) instead none of the food vendors were open and there were about 10 stalls in total very disappointing given we had to travel 30 mins from New York to get there 😓 if your a tourist don’t waste your time.
Moved here from Florida and my dad found this place when he was visiting. A little pricey but they have some great stuff. Location is fun, weve never been to an indoors flea before. Going today with some friends.
Great to go have a look around and spot something funky to buy. Food vendors are a highlight.
Fun experience but different from the LA one which made it even special!! We bought an old New Yorker cover dated 1982 May 10 for my mother-in-law, a really special gift from a really special city!!
Love the idea of this place and the building is lovely, but I wasnt totally bowled away by the offerings. I had expected more in the way of local food vendors, and a lot of the antiques/vintage dealers had unimpressive selections for astronomical prices. Still, if you are in the area, it was fun to browse around and there are definitely some fun vendors to visit.
Lots of unusual stuff, all a little overpriced. Great food selection along the back row.
Cool stuff to walk around and look at. Kinda random. Not anything I’d buy personally
This is a wonderful creative venue. You can meet people from all over the world here. Eclectic curated collection thats always changing make The Brooklyn Flea a must experience destination!
Youll find a lot of overpriced junk here as well as some neat artisan stuff. Food is available too if you get hungry. I like to come browse around here.
Not a fan of flea markets but it was a chance to get out and walk around. Food options were pretty decent.
The food is delicious. Items a bit expensive but you can get great finds
I enjoy it! It was nice walking around and seeing all that the market has to offer. Lots of food and interesting vendors.
Cool place with many different food and few antiques, clothes and collectables. Not too big but neat and spacious to walk
Amazing flea market. Plus good food vendors. Things like this are a reminder of how much I love Brooklyn.
Very interesting shops, the prices are a little bit high. nice food!
Poor directions to get to the indoor flea market, overall prices for items were outrageous. The food prices were also outrageous and I barely spent an hour there due to sheer boredom.
Great place to hunt for all kinds of quality items, and for market prices. We picked up some vinyl records, for practically a steal. If you have a couple of hours to spare, give it a visit.
Nice market with an interesting assortment of clothes, curios, and art to peruse. Also some food trucks and artisan food producers as well. Nice way to spend a couple of hours.
You can find a lot of nice vintage stuff. People is nice; prices are not so low but a discount is almost always allowed...
The place to shop if you: love unique gifts, special housewares and decor, indie brands and great food!
So sorry- it has a good day and then I saw no snakes . The snakes can b cute pies if they are not anymore hungry. Flea is more than normal. Pretty bigger but still like a few nice jewels. Great
Nice small flea market. A lot of classic rock vinyls. The donuts are amazing
Best market for cute handmade crafts. The Dumbo location is better and typically has more sellers than the IC location.
A lot of antiques. Not everything is a bargain. Great food
Lots of cool stuff to dig through. Can get a little crowded though.
Such flea! Very wow!
It was alright... There weren’t many sellers when we visited but there were plenty of food options to choose from!
A great place to wander around with a friend or your sweetie on a lazy weekend. Come early if you plan on doing some serious shopping; it gets crowded, especially on sunny days. Plan on getting lunch - the food vendors shine here. Stop by the ATM on your way, too. A lot of sellers take credit cards but will give you a break if you present them with cold hard cash.
Flea market did not really have much items of interest for me. The price were also much higher than what you would expect at a flea market. Food stand pricing were higher than most local restaurants in the area.
Best market for tourists looming for items that arent touristy. Great art, jewellery, clothing, collectors items & food.
Not really worth it if youre a tourist, but you might find something nice if youre into antiques.
Great space, great variety of food and flea market stuff to buy. Expect to spend 2 hours here max.
I love the ambience of GOOD/DIVERSE flea markets and this one is simply DIVINE. ENJOY EVERYTHING 😍
Overpriced hipster BS. Dont go here if you go real antiquing. But if your name is Gavin, you wear Dr. Martens, and have a manbun then this is the place for you!
Quaint flea market with clothes, trinkets, food etc. The surrounding streets are also full of other vendors if you wander around.
Ive been to the flea market a few times now and Im kinda disappointed with the standard vendors who peddle the same wares week in week out. The bonus for me is the awesome selection of food vendors on the premises. One vendor did have a pretty awesome selection of old playboys but so did I at one time.
Good food trucks , decent selection of classic flea market junk.
Small place, smaller than expected, not much variety of things being sold
You can find everything from antique door knobs to furniture here. I thought the antique/ vintage prices were okay, but the food trucks are RIDICULOUSLY expensive. Id shop here, then go sit down somewhere else to eat.
While the vintage garbage grates, the food vendors make up for it with inventive and delicious snacks.
Looked for a few pieces of furniture for my apartment that I didnt find, but I did discover the oven baked pizza in the back of the market, which was excellent.
Approximately 10 0r 12 food vendors, not nearly as many as Smorgasburg outdoors in the spring/summer. The Flea side vendors were fairly repetitive with pretty high prices.
I was a little underwhelmed by quantity and quality of vendors but interesting if your in the area; hardly worth a special trip.
Good way to spend a lazy Sunday. Make sure you get there relatively early or the food vendors will start running out of stuff.
One of the best and coolest things going on in NYC right now, whether its winter or summer out, its always interesting and fun!
Went in 2019 I didnt really find anything, it was also very small.
Nice vendors, unique finds, and a great atmosphere
Lots of fun crafts, trinkets and antiques. Marvelous wood furniture of all sorts.
Some cool food stalls, everything else was ok and very expensive
A must stop by when in the neighborhood. You find all sorts of things you dont need, but are happy to have. Cheap eats too
Nice place to visit during a slow weekend, a rainy one or a visit to Costco. I was expecting more exhibitors but its an interesting walk
Fabulous merchandise various kinds of antiques. Specializes in refurbishing and repairing antiques , and ART, from A-to-Z. Also specializes in the sells and repair of vintage watches, clocks, and jewelry and antique furniture. Reasonable prices, Wonderful Southern gentleman who is very friendly and very informative relating to antiques.
Ever since it moved and combined with the vacated dealers in FT. Greene it is horrible. Separately, they were very good. Now, its clothes, that arent really vintage and overpriced junk...literally. The dealers are also not that knowledgeable and arrogant relative to the stuff they are peddling. Not the the same....the best markets are now Upstate and in Connecticut and Pennsylvania.
Interesting vintage stuff, great food and Blue Marble Ice Cream!
Tons of great vendors and great food! Definitely worth checking out
I have only ever been to the Flea in the summer months and always enjoy its selection and quirkiness. I went in the winter (inside) and although the selection was still great, it was PACKED. That made it a little difficult to enjoy and browse. Nevertheless, this is a great way to spend an afternoon. I always come away with something Brooklyn-esque and cute.
Fun and funky. Bring a crafty friend, and save room for lunch!
Cool old fashion flea market with a little bit of everything.
Jewelry offerings were good. There seemed to be some furniture and some antiques, although neither are my thing. Highlight for me (shocker here) were the $1 tasty mini-cupcakes from Kumquat Cupcakery. Its been too long since I was last here - I need to go back for another visit.
A mixed bag of slightly pricey vintage items over various stalls... most of this stuff is overpriced but its fun to peruse all the same. I especially like the stall with the retro toys for dome reason - Star Wars figures, 80s badges and once even an ALF doll (remember him?!). Theres also branded vintage crates and maison jars... but the real joy of coming here is the food and that view!
Good selection of vendors and food.
Great flea market, Nice to be inside
Nice place cheap price $bigsaving
Too expensive to be called a flea market. too many vintage clothes and not enough interesting other items.
Similar to smorgasburg, food faire also featuring antiques and handmade furniture
Cool flea market but bad weather/rain means a lot of the vendors stay at home.
There are a number of antiques and clothes for sale here. I wished there were more items available.
You always find something and its always of the finest quality. Hands down the best Flee Market on the Planet.
Because my wife and I live in the neighborhood, we have been able to frequent Brooklyn Flea quite often. I am not sure that it would be such a big deal if it were located in another city but that can be said about many things in New York. There is a nice mixture of low-end, traditional flea market stuff, and also nicer furniture and clothing,etc. The vendors seem to come and go...if you see something you like, it might not be there next week or the week after. In the year we have been going, the food vendors seem to have increased but the vendors seem to have dwindled a bit. Dont expect dirt-cheap prices just because it is a flea market. Nonetheless, it is something worth doing if you are going to be in Brooklyn on a Saturday.
A lot of vintage clothes and some crafts nicely laid out lots to do in the area to make it a day
Pretty fun for a couple of hours on a Saturday morning. Flea market sounds like its cheap, but no one who lives in Brooklyn expects the wares to be even somewhat cheap (its not. at all).The Smorgasburg stands are awesome. Excellent food there and nice variety for a small market.
Nice crafty flea. Lots of furniture surprisingly
I brought my gay son here and he really enjoyed it :)
Saturday Williamsburg Hotel Location. My understanding was this was one of the biggest and best flea markets anywhere. Do NOT make this a destination. In fact you should forget you ever even heard of it. You can find bigger and better flea markets in any Church field or shopping center parking lot, literally anywhere but here. We havent tried the DUMBO Sunday event but it couldnt be worse than this one!
Very few vendors compares to years at Williamsburg clock tower. Could have been the season I went (summer)
Trendy urban chique...check out the doughnuts and papoosas!
The ramen burgers 🍔🍜 are amazing(the best Ive ever had at the Brooklyn Flea market
A nice little market although in a small side. I loved Supergussy creations.
Awesome please make sure you come and visit and enjoy the spot. You can get it done in 2 hours and go to something else.
Cool vintage stuff but often way to overpriced. Seems like these people want to make some serious money on hipsters!
Nice neighborhood flea with so many offerings!
I have to admit that Ive been so much less dull places, especially flea markets, before.
Awesome food and some awesome buys, a fun experience to do over the weekend.
Good location for shopping and great event venue for bar hopping.
Its a best place for jewellery shopping
Ive been perhaps three or four times and, while the vintage varies in quality and price, the other reviewers are right that the food and drink stalls here are great and a strong indicator of the next big street food thing (such as flavoured shaved ice on a boiling day). Still, theres secondhand goodness to be found if you rummage and the view across to Manhattan is particularly gorgeous.
Cool but items over priced.
Great food, interesting vendors.
Its good. I like it. Dogs are allowed.
Always some great finds here!
Very nice place for cheap prices😎😎😎😎😎
Going every Saturday has become a tradition for mu girlfriend and I. Weve both found some hidden gems. Make sure to check every booth!
Great place, awesome selection of vintage items. Amazing food
A less crowded but equally good smorgasburg. For instance, Porchetta rarely has a line. Slightly less food options than smorgasburg but a lot more great flea vendors including vintage shops and local clothing and furniture artisans
Winter location inside Atlantic Center. Not very many vendors. Smorgasburg food vendors are expensive.
Located in Williamsburg Brooklyn, theres lots of fun and interesting products.
A bit over priced and the stock was a little thin. But still fun to look.
A little pretentious. Good breakfast tacos. Lots of overpriced knick-knacks.
Quite dissapointing... The buildings have a lot of potential but there are too few stalls.
Sunday today, its nothing there. Close down?
Excellent place. I love
Food food food! A lot of neat stuff on the flea market side as well
Chill vibes and cool antiques.
Ok not great.. not much variety but ok to spend a few hours.
Fun place to go lots of vintage stuffs and yummy food
Honestly too expensive. Saw a second hand and not luxury dress for almost 100 dollars. Seriously?
Awesome food porchetta mmmm
Delivered one those postal slavery packages there probably dont ever remember going here
Lovely little market!
So much to choose from, including great food.
Lots of vendors selling clothes, furniture, household items, and food. Worth the visit.
Great site to pass the saturday at Brooklyn. It closes at 17-18:00.
This was more of a hipster food hall than a flea market. I was disappointed.
Great artists, awesome crafts! A fun stop!
Great place, lots of different cuisines
Just. Plain. Cool. And the indoor winter long Smorgasburg was a great surprise!
Absolutely loved the food and the Nostalgia!
😳 Tinny😱 Expensive price
Great food here!
Food the best thing
A real flea market!
Too few fleas - and way too many artists selling their art
More food than vendors. Mediocre
Very small number of vendors. Really small.
It was ok but there was not as much as I thought there would be.
This was a bit boring and most items were high priced.
Pricey but fun and great food
Nice place to spend some time doing nothing
I AM A JUNKIE FOR THIS PLACE ! FANTASTIC FINDS !
Great spot for apartment decor
Small. Limited selection.
Not much happening the day I visit.
It was better in bedstuy, bring it back!
Must try the wowfulls egg cakes
Fun place thats still growing
Great place to explore!
Super cool 90s stuff
Nice place
Cute little flea market
Lots of vintage
Nice things available
Interesting
I think I went on a slow day.
No dogs allowed :(
True antiques.
Very small, nothing to buy
This is not as big as you imagine.
When will this sort of thing be out of vogue?
I thought is gonna be bigger
It was ok
Its ok
Loved it!
Trinkets and photo opportunities galore.
Hipster stuff found here
Cool
1738 a
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Nice
Total reviews rating 4
199 Reviews for Brooklyn Flea 2023:
Review №1
2021-10-05A must visit during winter. Its a great place to spend time. You can find various historical items for fraction of the price. There are shops that sells succulents too. So in general its a great place. Do take some cash. Sometimes the Cards dont work and ATMs inside have a limit.
Review №2
2019-12-29I was a bit skeptical about the winter location of Brooklyn flea in on the 8th floor of a corporate building but I have to say once you are inside it is actually quite cool. It has great views of the city and nice to be warm and have bathrooms that are not port a potties. The flea market itself I find to be overpriced and a limited selection but that’s also just Brooklyn for you.
Review №3
2020-03-07This is one of the best flea markets I have seen to date!
Review №4
2019-11-14Brooklyn Flea is fun. You find a lot of interesting things. Prices are higher than any other less popular flea market but worth the prices still. Meet a lot of fun and personable people. Also near the smorgasbord so it’s a whole day trip in Bklyn.
Review №5
2016-10-01Found a few nice things here, it a nice vibe.
Review №6
2018-05-29Interesting and fun to look around. A bit PRICEY,,, but still, a fun way to spend a Saturday afternoon!
Review №7
2021-09-18Fun antiques, vintage fashion, and original art. A fun weekend shopping experience. Photo of t-shirt is art by Devon. Her art theme is brightly colored flowers. 💐💜💐
Review №8
2021-04-19The best flea market I’ve been to in... forever?? Seriously, the vintage clothes here were to die for. Reasonably priced, unlike the boutiques you’ll find in soho. You will LOVE the 90’s toy, tables of antique silver spoons, and fabulous leather jackets.
Review №9
2018-02-26Came here more for the food. Can’t wait till the summer though!
Review №10
2018-06-16Saturdays flea in Industry City is much smaller than Dumbo location on Sunday. That being said there is a lot to see in the other outbuildings at IC.