Los Feliz Flea

Los Feliz Flea is a very unique, quaint and different place. You can find anything from retro electronics, LPs, CDs, VHS Tapes, to all sorts of accessories (earrings, watches, rings, hats), and even clothes of all kinds. There are two whole floors. People are friendly and welcoming. If you search far and wide, you're unlikely to find a compendium such as this one of vintage clothing, electronics, and even places to eat anywhere else (they also have pickle ball courts on the rooftop floor).

Best Flea market in LA. Under ground level, roof top level, free parking, unique food vendors, food trucks, and drink vendors. Bar on the ground floor and roof top. Very dog friendly and kid friendly. Best spot to get true vintage, Y2K, antiques, unique finds and handmade crafts including jewelry, shoes and apparel. Free entry. And the very best staff, hosts/owners, team and volunteers. A great place for small businesses to thrive.

Parking was a bit difficult, but the flea market was wonderful! It had a great vibe and such a beautiful rooftop view. I especially enjoyed the Berry Sweet Berry Good booth. ALIZA is so nice and their products are amazing... and reasonably priced.

If you enjoy home made crafts and body care/ creative art/plants. Vintage clothing and home decor. Then come on down! You'll love it. This friendly fun and fashionable flea market definitely has a youthful spirited vibe. Took a few pictures, but there's lots more to see. 50 + Welcoming vendors. Fee parking. Good food & treats. Cute crowd.

Didn’t think the clothes were that great, and also it has a lot of Jesus memorabilia, but there is a watch guy called Meta Jewellers on the ground floor that I cannot recommend enough. I’ve gone back only for him twice, and I’ve got amazing gift for my friends.

Loz Feliz Flea Market is a hidden treasure! This local market is a perfect blend of unique finds, vintage treasures, and delicious street food. The lively atmosphere and friendly vendors make it a fun and enjoyable experience. Whether you're looking for vintage clothing, antiques, or handmade crafts, you'll find it all here. Overall, Loz Feliz Flea Market is a must-visit for anyone seeking a delightful and eclectic shopping experience.

If you’re looking for a good flea market, Los Feliz Flea is definitely the one to go to. The market is pretty big but you can walk through it and browse comfortably within a few hours. It’s not as overwhelming as Rose Bowl Flea, and has more variety than Silverlake Flea. There are some food trucks and coffee stands close to the entrance and tables that you can hang around if you need a break. The back of the market is where most of the non-clothing items are (eg prints, home decor, records, etc), and that’s where I found most of my favorite finds. Some of the clothing vendors have really good prices but many of them are open to negotiating lower prices if you buy multiple items. My buddy got a nice fitting vintage blazer for $10!

We had so much fun walking all around this flea market and looking at the unique items offered at each booth. It brought back memories to me from the 70's and I felt so much at home!

Los Feliz Flea is a very unique, quaint and different place. You can find anything from retro electronics, LPs, CDs, VHS Tapes, to all sorts of accessories (earrings, watches, rings, hats), and even clothes of all kinds. There are two whole floors. People are friendly and welcoming. If you search far and wide, you're unlikely to find a compendium such as this one of vintage clothing, electronics, and even places to eat anywhere else (they also have pickle ball courts on the rooftop floor).

I would have given 5 starts but there's is no light in the floor below and overpriced items you can find in goodwill or eBay for a 3rd of the price

This market is great if clothing, costume jewelry, hand crafted items, and an occasional vintage vinyl record or print is what you're looking for. If the before mentioned is what you need, this is your spot. Not so much if you're looking for home decor. On that, the flea market fell short during our visit. It's possible that vendors of that sort of thing took the day off? There's a pretty good selection of pop up food booths too! American, Latin American and Mediterranean from what I saw. Parking is a breeze too. Just follow the signs and when you see the guide just come on in. Parking is free as is the cost of entering the venue. And who doesn't like free? Overall: Yeah I'd come back to shop here! It's easy to get at and at the very least...there's a great view of DTLA from the location. Come out and support local vendors. Happy shopping peeps.

Came to check out their new spot a few weeks ago. All the same great vendors plus some new faces. We came on a really hot day and I really appreciated the misting tent. It's about the details right? This location also has a bar in case you need a little drinky drink whilst shopping. The market takes place on 2 levels. Top floor of the garage and the bottom floor of the garage. Middle floor is free parking for the event. Gotta love free parking in LA!

I really miss the old location. The parking situation is crap. The vendors are snobs!!! Especially TulipB. I've been treated better in finer establishments...come on TulipB...you're selling mediocre fashion in a flea market...let it go..it's dark and dirty...one visit was enough for me!!!I won't go back. Overpriced used clothing in a filthy part of Los Angeles is not for me!

Great flea weekend market located right outside of DTLA. Rooftop with parking below - lots of artsy venders including a lot of retro clothes, shoes, jewelry and other fashion. Food trucks and booths. Great view of DTLA skyline from the market. Free entry. Pet friendly. Even a bar with cocktails to chill out and enjoy the view while shopping.

This was my first thrift shopping experience in LA and it was really fun. Parking was easy and finding the location was easy too. There were a lot of booths to shop through ranging from clothing to shoes to accessories. I loved how there was food and drink tents too and we definitely needed something to drink while shopping in the heat. Some places had good pricing, and don't be afraid to haggle. For the most part everyone was friendly!

Los Feliz Flea is a small flea market place in Los Feliz-Franklin Hills neighborhood of LA. It's located at J.Marshall High School. Majority of the stuff sold at this Flea were old classic clothing apparel, shoes, jackets, caps, jewelry, tote bags, used 80's cameras, plants, sunglasses, etc. And they're mostly overpriced with very few exceptions. Vendors seem cool and friendly. Food trucks available. Free Rear parking lot as well as side street parking. You can spend 30 mins and have seen all the booths. We just browse and didn't spend much time at the Flea. Most of the customers were hippie trendy folks who like to indulge with old used clothings which baffled me. Overall, it's a decent flea market. I'd definitely okay with just one visit for the rest of my life.

Great selection of thrift, vintage and handmade. I loved the handmade block printed tees and art @obiokfor and purchased a lovely souvenir. Diverse offerings, in addition to all the thrift and vintage, there was tea available @fymbas and it made a great souvenir. Various price points; I found a gorgeous dress for $10, a handmade t shirt for $30 and tea for around $20.

Enjoyed my visit! And found some cute things for good deals. Parking is free and no entrance fee but if you come later you have to wait in line to get a spot in the parking lot. Two floors of vendors with lots of choices and some food and drinks as well. Enjoyed the tea shop. Mango tea was refreshing.

Space is abundant and great layout to shop. I went on Mother's Day and the number of vendors were less than normal. First time I've been since they've relocated Lots of parking and easily accessible I will go again!

Drove out here from Vegas early this morning just to check this gem out. I had such a great time exploring all of the booths and showing my daughter the areas where my classes (that I remember) were. #ClassOf89. My only complaint is why are parking so small here (or in LA area)!?!?

(6/19/21) Forgot all about my summer fling at the Los Feliz flea market. Went with my good buddy, Allen (been friends for ages, much longer than any Hollywood marriages by many standards). zig was beautiful m, warm & gorgeous day in LA. Found many items of note, some gently used clothes& appliances, some vintage items, foods & snacks....such an assortment that I didn't get to snap as many photos as i wished. There's a Scooby Doo Tshirt that was priced at $100, circa 1980's...nope! Fought the urge, that's nuts! It was certainly a collector's dream & a bunch of knick knacks but luckily I was not in the mood to splurge, only to look & be amused. If I ever was on the lookout for these items, I'd know where to go. It's at the parking lot of John Marshall HS, notably where my middle school crush went (snseveral other celebrities)

Checked out the new location. Awesome parking and location. Wide thrift clothing selection. Chill vibe and friendly service.

I have sent multiple registrations since they moved from Marshall high school and not a reply about participating as a vendor.

I was very disappointed that there were only approximately 1/3 of the vendors on the roof and the entire downstairs section was completely closed off. Very different from when I was there a couple of months ago.

Had a nice time here looking at some of the decor items. Plenty of soy candles, vintage clothing, and some records. Wonderful parking lot and if you get hungry. The Bao Bao dumplings are tasty.

Beautiful flea market and the people are friendly. The tacos were good, as was the tea and coffee. My friend enjoyed the salad dressing selection. It is on the smaller side, good if you don't want to get overwhelmed. I did indulge here but the prices were high. Mostly just people reselling stuff they thrifted but at inflated rates and a few artisans.

The Los Feliz Flea (at John Marshall High School) has been around for awhile now. One of my neighbors recommended checking it out. So, we came out today to give it a shot. What to expect! A few food trucks lined up outside, free parking, and lots of peeps selling stuff. We walked inside throughout the market and found this is a great spot if you like thrifting. Stalls included - -preowned clothing -Homemade candles -Gold plated minimalist jewelry -one coffee/latte truck -lemonade stand -stones and essential oils -book bags -new hats I loved the homemade items, like candles, jewelry, stones, those all really appealed to me. If I was to come back I'd probably explore those more!! I had this on the bucket list, and got the experience. But, if you haven't you should check it out. Sometimes, you find a little something that speaks to you!

Great weekly event if you are looking to add to your wardrobe. Cool space and lots of vendors. Both sellers and buyers seem relaxed (as opposed to large crowds and pushy sales at some other markets). My only gripe is that it's basically all clothing. There's nothing wrong with that, but I would expect more diversity from a general flea market. I did see some records, some kitchenware, and a tiny bit of artwork, but just not enough product diversity here, overall. 8/27/2022

New to Yelp, but was so impressed with this Flea Market, I had to make a account. We made a visit to Los Feliz Flea for the first time yesterday and are so happy we did. We are from NY and have been in SL for a year now. This place reminds us of BKFLEA from back home. Large market but easy enough to shop with everyone. Happy crowd, lots of dogs, and food trucks. This place is not all clothing like one closer to where we live now. We met 5 Artists, left with Antique Art, and a pair on boots from the 50's. Be back next week. Not all overpriced like that huge one in Pasadena. Free Admission & Free Parking.

Great place to find good deals and vintage items sellers are very knowledgeable want to help

Nice flea market. Had some LA movie locations. Will definitely go again, and this time bring more money.

Ok... Lots of clothes, candles, incense Jewelry...no tools or guy stuff... Lots of..... interesting shoppers

This place is pretty sweet. Dog friendly. Plenty of vendors. Got an anatomically correct candle for my girlfriend. (A gift for my girlfriend, not that I had taken a candle as my girlfriend.)

Nice clothes a bit more worn than I like. But I get it some of the good stands are ceramics , pottery, plants, and some jeans and shirts I. The 90s era range. Some a bit over priced like 90 to 100 plus really over used shirts. Smaller than I pictured

Drove down from the Bay Area to visit my son in college. I wanted to go to a flea market and found this one. There were so many vendors, with so many different styles of clothing. There were bathrooms, food trucks, and sweet strawberry treats. We were there for three hours. Overall I would highly recommend it for vintage shopping.

Cute little flea market but it is 80% clothing, so keep that in mind when going. Enjoyed the food and drink options. Restrooms available. Most of the sellers are really nice and prefer Venmo payment but the cell service at the high school is awful (I have Verizon).