Portland Flea-for-All

I love to come here to explore! I don’t usually purchase since a lot of items are pretty overpriced. I’ve seen finds of similar uniqueness at the goodwill by the pound in Gorham. But there are definitely some mint condition unique/beautiful pieces.

It was ok but found alot of overpriced items especially 70s furniture. No tools found. Large space with limited selection. Much better shops around.

Awesome shop with a variety of vintage items and prices. Overall the prices are very reasonable, for example a “vintage” Woolworth jacket for $35. Hard to beat a quality jacket still in good shape especially when considering they’re almost 3 times that new.

Great place to spend an hour or so exploring on the weekends. Much larger than I expected and very diverse offerings. We loved the selection of records, vintage clothing, and prints. It's a good thing we were traveling by plane - otherwise I would have walked out with lots and lots of goodies!

One of my favorite places to stop in on Sundays. But just a heads up, there's no parking lot, so plan accordingly and you'll be fine.

Such a. Cute place, loved the furniture and Knick knacks. Would definitely come back next time I am in the area.

Flea-for-all is a very special store. My partner and I are avid thrifters and vintage collectors and have been coming here for the last few years. I have never found a vintage store so beautifully curated and who values the history behind their items so much. The prices are not going to be what you find at a good-will necessarily, but the items are unique, in great condition, and well worth their price. Just like any thrifting or vintage shopping experience you may not find something every time, but over the years we’ve brought home so many cherished pieces of furniture and Knick knacks including our BEAUTIFUL blue kitchen table originally from an elementary school in Maine - flea-for-all’s items will be in our homes forever. The owners are amazing people who care so much about their work and what they’re providing. Not to mention if you follow them on Instagram, they’re fierce advocates for local business, environmentalism, and social justice. Thank you flea-for-all for this unique space! We’re so grateful for this store <3

there was a local parade in the area that prevented us from getting to see the shop. Was planning for a couple weeks to visit the shop, but sadly we were not able to..

Fabulous. Thoughtfully curated with an assortment of vintage furniture, records, clothing, and knick knacks. Well-priced as well. I'll be regularly popping in when I'm in the area for sure.

This place is amazing for anything from rare finds to pieces of furniture to little knick knacks. Now located in downtown Portland so I can always walk to it from any place I'm staying instead of having to catch an uber. Not sure if bigger items can be shipped if you live out of state, may be based on the seller. Even if you just want to "window shop" this is a great place to spend a little bit of time if you're in town and they're open.

Incredible place for absolutely gorgeous antique items. We were just visiting Portland otherwise I would have bought everything.

Pretty awesome vintage store! Prices were reasonable. The owners were super super nice. Spent about an hour going through the store. Lots of variety of items from clothing to small items to furniture. Can't wait to go back !

The Portland Flea-for-All is a truly unique store that houses a variety of antiques and previously owned items. In the store, there are sections where particular vendors sell their products, but the store is mostly made up of antiques and used items. My husband and I came here when we were looking for an authentic Portland sign for our condo. We were looking and fell in love with a sign that the store had. We talked to the employee who was very friendly and helpful and called the owner of the sign, who happened to not answer. The employee asked for our phone number and she stated that she would have the owner of the sign give us a call. In a matter of 10 minutes, the owner of the sign called us and we were able to make a deal on the sign. Everyone involved was incredibly nice and helpful, and my husband and I couldn't be happier with our purchase! I would definitely check out the Flea-for-All even just for a look to see what it's about. They do a really nice job organizing the place, and you wouldn't believe how big it is until you actually see it!

Every time I visit Portland from Brooklyn (where I live), I need to make a stop at Flea for All. They have a high quality selection of furniture and I always enjoy looking through the clothing and records.

We stopped in on a Sunday afternoon and were pleasantly surprised at the selection and the space. Great music, vibe and unique items in every nook and cranny. Vintage clothes, furniture, vinyl records, and decor were in a warehouse-type space. I think the space used to be Paul's Food Mart back in the day and it is neat to see the "bones" of the repurposed space. There was also some unique jewelry and t-shirts for new items. Most of the prices were as you would expect with a few deals if you hunted for them. The items ranged in style from mid-century modern, to industrial, refurbished and repurposed. Great way to spend a few hours on and afternoon.

A must visit location when you are in Portland. I remember the old Paul's market. So what a change. You name it and you can find it in some variation. Furniture, jewelry, frames, clothes, frames, records, etc. Make sure you give yourself time to view all the rooms and come back often as merchandise changes on a regular basis. If and when I decide to remodel I would consider using this place to furnish rooms.

Love Portland Flea-for-All. It is a great vintage store with separate vendor areas and antiques. This place has it all. Retro clothing, record corner, a screen printer of Maine-centric prints on Tees. I am a purist. The word flea market gets thrown around too casual. Where I come from, flea markets are dirty and you walk out thinking you might have fleas. This is not the case here. Wooden floors, clean without dust bunnies, objects you want to hold and touch without feeling the need to wash your hands afterwards, this is Portland Flea-for-All. There is eclectic tastes here. It is worth the stroll through even if you aren't in the market for something. Who knows, you might just find that strange tchotchke you didn't know you need.

Amazing store, lots of unique items. It's unfortunate that the female owner is so unpleasant! I've never experienced a more difficult person to deal with. Talk about a control freak. She wasn't accommodating at all and was really down right rude. Her husband on the other hand was very helpful and nice

This store is curated beautifully but most items are very overpriced for a bargain shopper. If you want vintage items and don't enjoy hunting them for yourself then this store is exactly what you're looking for.

So totally confused because today I'M SURE is the grand opening at this location or at least the grand partial opening.. And WOW. As a long time lover of Paul's I totally expected to at least have some difficulty loving any replacement of the food market that made living directly above it so convenient. But this flea market redefines flea markets for me from the junk you want to get rid to amazing finds lovingly preserved like a hip best of the best antiques store. And since the owners also now own my apartment complex I have had a chance to meet them- well mostly her but no after getting to know my land lord the hip sophistication is not surprising at all. Tomorrow is First Friday. Seriously check this place out!!!

This is one of my favorite places in all of Portland. If anyone comes from out of town I bring them there and they are usually blown away. It is three jam packed floors of just super amazing stuff. The first floor is mostly locally crafted vendors, perfect if you are looking for a quirky made in portland gift for a friend everything from soaps, jewelry, t-shirts and other treasures. I like that usually the vendors are at their booths on the first floor as well so if they see you pick up something and see you like it they will usually cut you a deal! I'm talkin' about you adorable lady who sold me the hand carved Kiwi bird statue which is lovingly gracing my apartment now! LOVE! Totally made my whole weekend! The second and third floor are tons of furniture and vintage home decor, trust me when I tell you there is something for everyone. Some of the pieces I admit are a little spendy but it's good quality good condition stuff and for what it is I think it's perfectly reasonable. I have quite a few pieces from there in my apartment and I love them. Some of my most commented on pieces came from there. The owners are absolutely amazing and super nice, you can tell they love what they are doing and want you to be happy with whatever you find there. Huge thumbs up for the music playing as well, they have a turntable rigged up to the sound system and they are usually playing something fantastic!

Very large selection from housewares to furniture to clothes there's something for everyone. Inventory changes regularly and furniture goes quickly! Get there at 11 if you have an item you really want. Take the tag and bring to counter. Very friendly despite another review.

This place was SO fun! If you like antiques then definitely visit here. It's like going into an indoor flea market, different booths by different people all in one place. Take your time and wander, if you rush through then there is so much you will miss. Everything from furniture (surprisingly affordable), dishes, instruments, clothing, etc. so much to look at. As you roam you realize that there is a back room! And in a corner of that backroom a vintage record shop! Vintage records, music posters, vintage electronics all there. It was nice to just roam but be able to ask questions about items if you had one. The vintage jewelry was organized neatly in cases, very easy to look through and explore. The area this place is in is neat as well. Lots of shops, Including a vintage book store that was just unreal. Stop in at the starbucks across the street for some caffeine load up and get shopping!

I had a great trip to the Flea-for-All last weekend. Visits were by appointment only (super easy to make online), and copious safety precautions were taken for the current COVID world we're living in. Masks required, hand sanitizer, gloves available, and people without appointments were told to come back after making one. I felt extremely safe (except from myself as I contemplated buying a gorgeous $325 mid century highboy dresser). Left very happy with two vintage map prints. Thanks for the great experience! Even if I am still lusting after that dresser...

Gorgeous curation! We've slowly filled our home with furniture, art and housewares from the Flea-for-All over the past 10 years of living in Portland. Thank you Erin and Nathaniel for your kindness : )

Let me start by saying this isn't a large indoor flea market, i was sure for over a year it was and that I had to go. With that said, this is a vintage/retro booth store with awesome stuff and a great selection of dealers. The prices are a little over the top but there is such a good selection of odd, rare and eclectic you will be willing to pay the price. If you are looking for yourself the costs of the items are a little more than you will want to pay but if you are a business owner looking for stuff this is probably not where you want to check out. Good selection of vinyl, midcentury modern, vintage and retro items. Signs, vintage furniture and oddity conversation items. Worth a stop even if you are just museum visiting. No bathroom.

Bought dining room table with 6 chairs, realized that 3 chairs were broken which it did not say on the tag, contacted owner a female who is rude rude rude does not care about good custome service, she is nasty. dont buy expensive items here, not even a store credit.

The best flea place ever they get so many amazing things People are nice and they always have weird stuff

The perfect stop for us to see what Portland is all about. Collection is well curated, with items stylized as if it were an actual living space vs. thrift store collection. Three stories of clothes, kitschy items, home goods (furniture, mirrors, dinnerware, and pretty much everything else). Minus one-star for price...these prices are not a steal (they're about the same that you can find in an Etsy store). Then again, you're paying a premium for such great finds. It's still a better deal than purchasing antique-replicas brand new esp. for furniture.

What a cool shop! We hustled up from the waterfront after a boat ride to make it before they closed at 6pm. We arrived at 5:30, and enjoyed every second we had in the store. They had a great selection of MCM, at reasonable prices. The owner told me, "they price to sell". WOW. I can so appreciate that sentiment. Cool art, some vintage clothing, light fixtures, small selection of jewelry. We will stop back by here next time we are in town.

An awesome indoor flea market. Huge variety of different things for sale from lots of different vendors. Love the unique space, but make sure you check out the areas at the back since it's not altogether obvious at first that the space is larger than just the big front room. I did not end up getting anything but I look forward to going back!

Such a great asset to the community! Socially active and safety minded- proud to have their voice heard in this city! I love having a coffee and wandering around the aisles pretending that I own the whole place. Great MCM furniture and vintage clothing.

This place is so well curated with amazing vintage and antique finds! One of the most anxiety-inducing parts of going into antique shops is the dizzying hoarder-style piles of stuff everywhere, but at Flea-for-All, they do an amazing job of showcasing the items they have in a way that doesn't make my head hurt. I found a beautiful antique bench there that I had been looking for forever, and they were extremely reasonable on their pricing. I would definitely go back when I make my next trip to Portland!

I. LOVE. THIS. PLACE. As someone who spends time refinishing and upcylcing antiques, I really enjoy walking through the entire space, admiring the collection of vintage items and getting ideas on what to do next with the pieces I collect. Furniture, appliances, posters, kitchenware, bearskin rugs - if you're looking for it and it's at least 25 years old, then they probably have it. From the looks of it, this is a giant space (3 stories of warehouse!) where different collectors and vendors can sell their wares, and each vendor has their for-sale items clustered together. There's a lot to browse through, and it can often take a few passes before you see something new that catches your eye. In a recent remodel, I acquired from here a few Maine posters, a sap collection bucket (repurposed as an umbrella stand), and some vintage aluminum coasters. They were a bit more expensive than what I would normally pay at an auction, but they were the perfect touches that I needed to complete the decor in my space. The owner of the space was also very helpful in pointing me in the direction of a place in Portland where I could find vintage town maps. I believe they're moving to a different space on Congress St soon, so I look forward to checking that out soon!

I have a love-hate relationship with Portland Flea-for-All. I think the concept is 5-stars, I love the idea of lots of people sharing the space, selling fun, quirky, interesting found or handmade items, I love it. But here are my gripes: 1. While there are some truly rare finds, most of the stuff is priced WAY too high. You can go anywhere outside Portland and get items for a fraction of the prices here. A mason jar for $12 or $20, I don't think so. 2. Parking is difficult in this neighborhood. There is a small lot, but it's always been full when I visit. 3. All of this would still be ok, if it wasn't for the snooty attitude of the people who work and frequent the flea market. I want to be able to browse without being made to feel bad for not buying something, or for not appreciating the 'rarity' of a box or some cutlery. I will happily admit that I am not a connoisseur, and while I don't understand the value of some things, let me browse without your stare! In the end, I will visit this place occasionally, but buy very little. When I actually want to shop I will head north to Brunswick or the mid-coast antique areas!

Love. We found Wellingtons for our toddler granddaughter, ephemera about Maine air travel and law, one of a kind dishes. Love this place.

Portland Flea-for-All is a wonderland of antiques and yard sale type stuff. It expands to three floors of various stuff for every desire. They have video game posters, antique chairs, military water barrels, and maps of Seattle. If you can think of it, they probably have it or something similar here. They are even dog friendly, but be sure to ask if it's ok to bring in Fido first. The selection is huge and prices aren't too bad.

I found out about this place from a window advertisement downtown and I am so happy that I found out about it before I started home for the weekend. While I wouldn't exactly classify this as a flea market because most of the vendors are selling their own art, I loved the vendors all the same. I left with a beautiful wooden cutting board and jewelry box as well as a stack of some vintage fabric, all for way less than I would pay back home. I am so much happier to be leaving with these things as souvenirs instead of the cookie cutter stuff I could get in the old port shops. The place was clean, well organized and all the vendors were friendly. You could tell these guys do this weekend after weekend and know each other pretty well, and that just adds to the atmosphere.

The Portland Flea-for-All is fun place to wander around in, especially if you've got some out of town guests visiting and you're looking for something to do on Congress St. There's lots of beautiful furniture, strange old magazines, stereographs, vintage records and posters, clothing, and so much more. The place also has a pleasant rustic feel to it. Nevertheless, while fun to poke around in, I'm always loath to buy anything because everything is so expensive here. Normally, when I go to flea markets I expect to find cool weird stuff at cheap prices. That is not the case here. For example, many of their "vintage" t-shirts that sell for over $20 are pretty unremarkable and could be found at the local Salvation Army for about $4. Almost every time I check a price on an item here I am surprised at the high mark-up.

This is a pretty great place...make sure you have a couple hours on your hands or you will surely miss something! There are many vendors around on the first floor particularly and many of the finds are really unique, crafty, antique, or even just plain strange! I came here before Christmas, which I am sure is a very busy time for them, and was told by my friend that they generally have more than they did on that particular day, but with it being the holiday it was very understandable. I found some records to get my husband and most of the rest of what I purchased was for me! There are 3 floors of goodies to check out. For those who enjoy antiquing this is surely a place to buy and sell, but for me it was more about finding interesting, classic pieces that called my name. I found a beautiful green pitcher and a pewter dish in the shape of a strawberry. I had to have both. They have some very interesting and old art, lots of dishware and server pieces, some really amazing furniture and so much more. I look forward to going back as this is the type of place that every visit is a brand new experience. If someone out there is looking for a lamp in the shape of silhouette of a life-sized woman's body with a lamp shade instead of a head, they have it...or had it. You seriously never know what you will find!

Although I cannot official-ize this review until I have actually experienced it on opening weekend (April 14th & 15th), I can review the experience thus far as a vendor interacting with the founders of Flea For All and the physical space, itself. I will update my review after opening weekend. As a seller of vintage wares (bowling accessories, clothing, accessories, jewelry, toys, kitchen goods, and more), I was approach by the founders of Flea For All through my etsy shop (http://www.etsy.com/shop/AlleyOopVintage) and asked to consider participating in their brilliant flea market plan. I accepted and the planning began! I met both owners of the Flea For All (Erin and Nathaniel), who were both very pleasant, excited, organized and talented with a grand, well though out, vision. I also had the chance to meet some of my fellow vendors, and was pleased by everyone's excitement, talent, and variety of goods. The goods are mostly vintage (clothing, accessories, furniture, etc), arts and crafts of great variety, and fine arts. The Flea For All space is gorgeous! The gorgeous 3-floor building, once home to Asia West, is located on the corner of Elm St and Kennebec St, in the upcoming Bayside area. Other surrounding local businesses are Bayside Bowl, Schlotterbeck & Foss, The Aphodion, Whole Foods Market, Walgreens, The Miss Portland Diner, G & R Dimillos, Port City Bikes, and more to come! The space, itself, is lovely; classically rustic: hardwood floors, exposed beams, high ceilings, warm lighting, large windows, soft and fresh paint, and beautifully carved accents. I can't wait to see the space filled with all the wonderful local talent The Flea For All has gathered! Bravo!

This is a great place to browse. You never know what you will find. About a year ago, I scored some awesome bar stools that were repurposed from "the old" East Ender. I now have a "vintage" relic from the Portland food scene in my home! I spent $40 per stool, yet they are priceless in my book! Kudos that these stools left the restaurant and were put on the market for anyone to buy. I was in the right place at the right time. These stools are one of my treasured possessions.

Stopped here on Sunday after reading the reviews on YELP and maybe you guys hyped it up a little too much or I was just a little over excited because I left a little disappointed. The space is really beautiful and many vendors are set up the first floor selling hand made items, and vintage clothing. The second and third floor offered more furniture/home goods. Overall they seemed to have a good collection and I found many things I liked, I however didn't love the prices, everything seemed priced a little too high. For some reason it didn't really seem to be the environment to haggle either. All in all I'd probably go back again when I'm back in Portland but I'm not in love yet.

Great great store, worth spending some serious time because there are treasures hiding every where. My husband for a stack of 78 records we will be hauling back on to the cruise ship! Great prices, super friendly staff. Don't miss this!

Handmade jewelry by Wilder Designs and other talented artisans as well as vintage & antique treasures can be found at this weekend marketplace in the Bayside section of Portland near Whole Foods. The organizers, Erin & Nathaniel, have done a fabulous job filling the beautiful space with high quality artisans and vintage dealers. Open every weekend year round from. 10-5, the offerings and vendors change weekly (with many regular vendors each week in attendance), so each visit will be a different experience. Definitely a great addition to Portland; finally a marketplace supportive to local quality artisans !

Great place, we found a fire place mantle in the store and let the owner know that we wanted it. While we were measuring it to make sure it worked another customer offered 70 more than asking price, and he knew that we were buying it. The owner turned him down and kept her deal with us. We will be back next time we are there.

Beautifully curated space with a wide selection of antique and vintage. The owner was lovely and really knowledgable about the items we asked about. I purchased a gorgeous, mint condition Bonwit Teller dress for a fair price. Look forward to going back next time I'm in Portland.

LOVE the store. I spend so much time here and always end up purchasing something. The stock always changes and it's all quality. You can tell the owner cares about her store and what she chooses to sell. It's a can't miss in Portland

Lots of cool stuff. If it hadn't been crazy hot, I could have spent hours poking through the vintage clothing, knick knacks, and furniture. The sellers were all really friendly too. If you go, be sure to check out the second and third floors as well! The biggest drawback of the Flea For All was pricing. It's wasn't crazy expensive, but it certainly wasn't flea market cheap. For example, tarnished 15" silver plated platters were $10 each. I paid $1 and $2 for the same thing at a true flea market a few weeks ago. Ditto with a simple, rustic wooden box: priced $16 here, and I recently bought one for $5. Summary: awesome place with a huge variety of unique stuff for reasonable, but not crazy cheap, prices.

Insanely cool flea market (that really just feels like a hipster converted old warehouse space) with vinyl, furniture, clothes, and jewelry. Smells cool, and prices surprisingly affordable compared to Boston. We found exactly the mirror we needed to fill out a friend's house.

We stopped here on our way to Biddeford, because I read the YELP reviews. I was not disappointed as I really enjoyed our visit, and I saw art work made by a guy from whom I bought a poster at the Independents Day 2011 festival in Columbus, OH. Turns out his cousin is in Portland, and is selling his stuff. I bought another poster. Cost of poster: 25 dollars Cost to ship poster UPS: 60 dollars I would gladly give the artist 60 dollars and UPS 25 (or less). Screwy. Overall, as others said, there's a good mix of jewelry, vintage clothes, some art, odd furniture, etc. I saw a really cool red bike that I wouldn't mind having. The people were very friendly, and it's somewhere that I'd visit again if I were in the area.

There are many fine wares to sample, and if you're willing to shell out a few extra federal dollars for the good curation, you just might walk out with some treasures. ALSO be sure to check it out during the quarterly record fairs they host-- they clear space on the first floor and invite record vendors to hawk their wares. Food trucks add a finishing touch making them a great way to spend an evening.

The selection is fair however items are affordable, especially compared to similar shops down south. My husband and I found two crystal lamps in working condition for 45-55 each. Love them!!

Great selection! This is a very entertaining way to spend a weekend day. The prices are a little high for my budget, but the items are all of very high quality.

I wish Yelp did 6 stars! This place is my jam! I find all my gifts here, and tons of things I didn't even think I needed. Most recently I bought a beautiful vintage tie, tie bar, a seersucker blazer, and a t-shirt of 2 howling wolves. I also watched a couple get an a fantastic deal on some beautiful furniture. Plan to spend a couple hours for all three floors, otherwise you'll miss out on all the details!

This place is very cool! There's also an antique salvage place next door which I'm not sure is part of the flea. My boyfriend and I spent over two hours in the many floors of this building. So much to look at and browse. I wish I had enough money to by everything I wanted to buy. Lots of unique items to discover!

Umm no deals here. Totally a store for hipsters and type A people. Not a real flea market. I like a little dust on my antiques