Boulevard Flea Market

The stuff is cheaply made because all of its mostly knock offs and merchandise has known to break. I guess that is the price we pay for low prices. My husband went there and bought to pairs of shoes they had designs on the shoes that broke off when he put them on. I also got ear buds that when i took them out the tops broke off like nothing. All of their clothes run small so always get the next size up. I got a pair of pants and the material was so poorly stitched together and cheap material that when I went home and pulled them up my legs my nails actually cut right through and they are short. I don’t think I’ll be going back. The best thing I have ever gotten there was make up and a pair of puma shoes.

I went today they had tons of MLS knock off soccer jerseys (they run small) every thing there is a knock off FOR SURE! That being said they are decent fakes. There was a guy selling random tops like Lands End, north-​face, name brand items. everything for $ 3. He would not let you open the bag with the item. The sweater I bought was used! Beware of that booth. Other than that fun day great deals on scarves and gloves. $ 2 parking j

The same stuff they sell on the streets of NYC, but the streets of NYC are cleaner than this place. If you like cheap looking knock offs this is the place to go. It’s the same stuff over and over purses, shoes, perfume. I bought some sunglasses but could have got the same deal from any two for $ 20.00 booth at any mall or highway rest area.
It’s only a $ 1 to park so it does make for a cheap day but don’t expect to be able to eat, we had to leave to find food.

I came here today to see what it was like. It was raining so there were not very many vendors, the vendors that I did see were selling what all of the other reviewers have said, knockoff purses clothes and shoes all sold by asians and hispanics. I will return another day when it is not raining when there are more vendors present.

Gross. This place is like a cesspool. Sure, they have «knockoffs» but that’s it. It’s not a flea market, it’s a bunch of crooks selling garbage or stolen merchandise. I suppose if you need a new iPod case, or fake uggs this is a hot spot — but if you’re looking for antiques, furniture, hard to find items this is not the right place.
One vendor after looking at a pocket knife wanted to show us some «other stuff» in his van. What does that mean? Does this guy have an uzi?
Anyways it’s a waste if time and it’s in a terrible neighborhood.

Knockoffs, knockoffs and more knockoffs! Besides all the MK bags from every other vendor (which some look really good!) you will find alot of stuff here at great prices. Phone cases, sunglasses, housewares, kids merch, etc. Always try and bring the price down, they want to sell so they will negotiate.
There were long lines for the food trucks so we didn’t try it but it definitely smelled great, we will try it when we get the chance.

Just left this place as I’m writing this (my mother’s driving). I’m not one for knockoff bags but they had some great ones and I grabbed one for only 25 $ and it’s GORGEOUS… A third of the price you would pay for it in chinatown. I felt totally safe here. We got there around 9am… they have everything. So many nice bags and sunglasses I will definitely be back here again.

I love the boulevard. You gotta know what you’re in for and what to expect. It’s a place where all these vans come in from New York that are filled with knock off goods. Granted there are some people selling legit items, like tools — weapons– video games– blankets and socks. But 80% of the flea market is black market stuff. Calvin Klein, Michael Korrs, Gucci, as in purses sunglasses and clothing. There is also tons of perfume, again New York based. Jordan’s, Nikes, timberlands. They stopped selling CDs and DVDs as that was illegal. BUT if you walk through the parking lot (not the dirt/​gravel one) the medical building parking lot, you will find there a bunch of guys selling DVDs and CDs from vehicles. There’s a really good donut maker there too. It’s this little machine that makes like mini fried donuts. Then the woman puts 8 of them in a bag with a cinnamon sugar blend and shakes them around. It comes to like $ 2 or $ 3 but they’re the most incredible donuts ever. Yes it’s ’ ghetto ’ and yes it’s in a rough area. But if you go before 10am, you won’t see any of the crowds. The crowds start at noon. My advice, go between 7:30 and 9:30. You’ll be able to fly through there uninterrupted. I’ve been going since I was kid. I know what I’m getting into when I go, so I’m never let down. But you should go. Great spot to buy knockoffs for Xmas and birthdays. Hope this helps!

I was excited to check this place out, what a big mistake! This place was beyond Ghetto! Every other vendor was selling the same cheap crap. Unless you are looking for sunglasses, fake Michael Korrs Purses or Wallets or Raggeton Cd’s DO NOT waste your time going here.
Double thumbs down!

Can’t beat it. Free admission, get music, shoes, produce, clothing, haggle, spend just a few bucks and get lots for your money. Oh btw… It’s Not Sacks Fifth Ave.

This place is SO much fun! Like some of the other reviewers said, it’s a great place to get knock-​off sunglasses, perfumes/​colognes, bags, etc. I’m never going to order a new case for my iPhone online again… I’m just going to come here.
Honestly, it’s a great place to browse and kill a couple of course on a weekend afternoon.

This was so worth the drive. Like the previous review said… lots of knockoff goodies but good quality and great prices. I wanted to hit a flea market today, read the reviews online and chose this one. Loved it. I’ll be going back.

great place! Mostly like knock off purses/​jewlery/​sunglasses, etc, but its still great stuff, high quality, and really cheap. I frequently go to new york, and canal street is horrible compared to this place. great way to spend a saturday afternoon. 20 bucks can get you a variety of things, I go pretty often, i would recommend it!