Mikes Unique Flea Market & Antiques

Pretty cool booth store. Some really cool antique furniture and accessories.
I like taking walks in there. Like going down memory lane.
Not a good store for hoarders. So much nostalgia.
A little too pricey but that is subjective.
Unfortunately, the stuff rarely changes there, so as I said, it’s just a walk down memory lane.

I called the guy asking if he had a Commodore 64 and he didn’t even know what that was and he was unwilling to help me find one either! I thought that the 80’s was pretty «Vintage», I read it on their sign in front. He was really upset that I even asked him this and he chuckled at me, what hostile customer service!

This location: first, it was a skating rink. Then it was «Crazy Cecils.» After that it was a «Wal-​Mart.» Now, it’s Mike’s Unique Flea Market!
This is a very large store with a LOT of booths and a lot of different things in it. It’s a lot of fun to go through, but you will need time to see everything. Plan at least two hours, so go no later than 4pm. They close at 6.
It is a clean store, and well laid out, so you will have no trouble navigating around it.
The attached furniture room is also large and has a lot of different kinds of furniture in it. They are all WAY over-​priced though.
Getting into and out of this store’s parking lot is very difficult, as David M. stated. There is only one entrance/​exit to the lot and it is on the westbound lane of Sunshine. If you are coming off West Bypass, or from the west of the west bypass, you’ll have to go up past the store to the next light and make a U-​turn to go back west on sunshine street to get to the entrance, and you can only exit going west. It’s a pain.
The prices around the store range from inexpensive to exorbitantly over priced. One might think some of the sellers believe they have gold nuggets in their booths. This is true, though, of all flea markets. You will find many different kinds of items and you will have a great time looking around! I always find several cool things when I go to Mike’s!

Antiques? Mercy… no. Flea Market? Yep. A good sized indoor one. Clean, well lit, and plenty of booths.
It’s tough to describe the merchandise. Kind of all over the place. Just like a Sunday flea market. The word «miscellaneous» comes to mind. Mostly housewares and decorative items. It makes one wonder who made all this stuff in the first place.

Another fun place! I thought I had been to just about every antique mall in and around Springfield, but this was a surprise! Lots of well-​stocked booths, clean bathrooms, friendly staff.

I love this type of antique mall because with so many booths, owned by so many different individuals, there is almost infinite variety! Whether you’re into Victorian style, mid-​century, country, or modern, there is probably something here for you. It is more of a fun atmosphere with low/​reasonable prices and not the type of place that would attract very serious dealers and collectors. For me that is the whole attraction of Mike’s Unique. The people who work there are very friendly and helpful and the owners are usually present (and also very helpful). This is relatively rare in my experience with similar antique malls. They take debit/​credit cards and when we visited in summer, they even had a good display up front of farm grown fruits and vegetables. I always find something cool at a good price when I visit this store. Its size is large enough to kill at least an hour or two, but not so large as to be intimidating. If you head in with plenty of time, you will be able to see it all.

This flea market has a ton of antiques. It is one of the biggest, brightest flea market in the area. I definitely recommend this place. Make sure you plan your visit ahead of time as it could take a while to see everything (or make several trips like me and my wife). There is lots of booths and a huge furniture floor.