Quaker City Flea Market

Great place to find some great deals. I have been coming here since I was a kid, my parents would load us all up in the car and we would come down here and spend the day shopping and eating at all the little vendors. They have an inside area with stores restrooms and a lil cafeteria that sells snacks and cheap bites to eat like sandwiches, hot dogs (3 dogs a soda and chips for $6.50) and various pastries and desserts. You can find everything here from tools, electronics, clothing, home wares and even pantry items. There are inside and outside stalls and everyone is super friendly. If you want somewhere to spend a few hours and a few bucks this is the place.

There are like 5 rows with around 15-20 vendors. It's super small. The inside is the same every week.

Everyone was Very Polite 😊 All the Prices were reasonable; if not quite inexpensive. Some Sellers had GREAT products. Especially if you're looking for Tools to Baby Things & Children's Toys, the Outside parking lot is Amazing ♡ Don't get me Started on the Indoors! 😍 Perfect place for Collectors of All Kinds! From Comics, Horror Movie Memorabilia, & Kaiju Actions figures! ☆ These are just a few on my Favorite things ☆ Inside, there's also a Store who MAKES Masks ( including Customs ) 😷 The ONLY THING I had Trouble finding was Bookcases & whatnot ( Because some people haven't returned... YET. GO CHECK IT OUT & I GUARANTEE YOU'LL BE HAPPY YOU DID. 😉 🖤 😊 I'm thinking of looking into Renting a Spot out Myself ♡♡♡

One man's trash is another man's treasure. Not all used stuff but they have their share . Sometimes you find some interesting things .

I get great bargains and so much more there. Quaker city flea market is my favorite flea market

😎 I mean that store had snacks in big boxes and small packages, they have huge pack of King's Hawaiian Rolls, they have good deals & they have some big packs of drinks. 👍 ❤️

My 2 daughters have at least 3 different places in the Flea Market. They sell out almost every week. Then they restock again. Plus, a lot of great bargain's there.

Visited this place for first time wasn't impressed people are friendly but facilities are a hot mess not clean at all pretty messed up lots of vendors but not impressive not worth drive from NYC if your looking for toys

Stop complaining. This is a Philly flea market, not a Beverly Hills department store. Get over it. I like to shop here for cheap collectibles. Some of their stuff is competitively priced. The neighborhood continues to deteriorate, so you may want to avoid driving on any street except those east of I-95, which serves a as bulletproof barrier to the roads on the opposite side, where fatal shootings routinely occur.

Please people.its a flea market is tu oy want something something oh ng shine in a perfect box go to a store . These folks have some things you can't get anywhere and are there to make a dollar.never felt pressure while I was there and always have found a gem to me to you it might be junk but it's a gem to me . So if you dint like it I am sure your yuppyness is welcome at the major stores . I love this place and will be there this weekend looking for my next gem.

This flea market is small but very atmospheric. There are sellers outdoors and indoors. I have found some nice little treasures here. Sometimes I find something kitschy-cool. This flea market is of the low-rent variety but I like it when I'm in the mood.

This is a cool flea market with a few odds and ends. There is a lot if housewares items, appliances, electronics, movies, and even old video games on the outside. Inside there are a few cool collector shops ,such as comics, toys, and models, to someone making custom rc cars. I just love the thrill of the hunt here, especially when I found a bunch of Atari games.

Since the palmyra flea market shut down many merchants come here now. Yes it is small, yes the vendors are bunched together, parking can be interesting. Yes you must haggle here cause that has been the deal since markets started. You can find some nice stuff here but you need to be here early. Before sunrise is best, " early bird gets the worm "

If you are spoiled by the flea markets in Bucks Co, PA or even by Philadelphia Flea this market is a big letdown. Very small I dare to say minuscule percentage of the items for sale are antique, cool or vintage. I see local people from the hood taking home bargain priced household goods. That's about it for excitement. Better chance to score at Goodwill or Salvation Army.

Lots of garbage at high prices, and vendors that act like haggling is an affront to their family. Apparently it is under new management and they are cleaning it up but if this is an improvement I can't imagine what it was like before, and I have been to a lot of flea markets.

who dosn't like a good flea market to go to on the weekend, not to big not to small, you can spend a few hours here, nice on the inside, you can find some good deals here, there is food available inside and out if you get hungry, and my four year old loves coming here, classic american past time

Like it! You can find cool things. I like that there are a lot of sellers of used things so you never know what people will have. I like this better than some of the so called flea markets around that primarily sell new things that are cheaply made from china! I found a lot of gems by intensely rummaging through piles of clothes and stuff. My recent finds include an authentic Tory Burch Dress (It was missing one button but who cares lol) , Vera Bradly Bag, and like new Under Armor Workout tops and jackets for my husband for only 1 buck a piece. Its always exciting if you like searching at fleamarkets!