B & A Flea Market

Not a fan. Use to be a vendor here and business wise they don’t look out for you. They are more worried about making money then fixing the issues they have.

B&A Flea Market has been here since 1975 so they must be doing something right! One of the reviewers commented on our Flea market looking like «People of Walmart». Not sure what he is referring to, but people come here to shop, eat junk food and walk around. That is what flea markets are all about! Perhaps he needs to just stick to malls. People are nice, food is good and it is a great way to spend a day at the B&A.

Parking here is $ 1.00 and after a visit I think we may have been ripped off! Just booth after booth of stuff you don’t need, want, or would buy, sandwiched between popcorn and funnel cake booths.
This is the place that the folks in those funny pictures entitled «People of Walmart» stroll about getting a tan, while packing in a ice cream cone and some caramel corn.
Perhaps there are some worthwhile vendors but honestly we didn’t see them, just a sea of crapola.

The bottom line is, if you can’t find it here, it’s not on the planet. From new items to a pickers haven.
My husband and I got through maybe a quarter of this place. It’s HUGE! Parking costs $ 1.00, then make sure you have your walking shoes on. As some previous posts state; as I am originally from NJ, this place is reminiscent of Englishtown and Berlin.
The live music was a man with a steal drum. We enjoyed his Christmas music.
We will definitely be heading back.

Love this market close by ive found tons of deal you cant find no were else you can stop an get a hot dog and listen to music but go early for the best deals new and used stuff great market

Great place to spend a Sat or Sunday… lots to see, eat and buy! Even music to shop by.
You can eat your breakfast there so go early!
Something for everyone. Don’t listen to the other reviews and go see for yourself. it’s a fun place to go. never know what you may see? Something for everyone! Take your time to shop. pace yourself!
My wife, her sister and I had a BALL! One of the best flea mkts around!

It’s a good place to hang out & shop during weekend with family during season. More choices & vendors during winter. Way too hoy in the summer to walk outside.

This is a great little treasure spot! I love this place so much! It’s truly the best place! I love their little cosmetic store as well! They have great deals wherever you go there… Not so much on food though, lol! Clothes, makeup & knick-​knacks? HECK YEAH!

Just check the weather… don’t go if it’s hot/humid…you will be miserable!
Saw this on a real estate ad that this was a fun thing to do in Stuart. It reminded me of the great flea markets and marts we have/​had back home in NJ. Pennsauken and Columbus namely! With a dash of Berlin!
Parking is a little annoying if you are with someone who just had total knee replacement as well!
Our favorite shop, the hat/​jewelry lady from Brooklyn! My mom bought a hat, which she festooned for us and gave us another ribbon/​sash for us to use and two really nice designer rings all for really great prices.
I also liked the postcard/​magnet man!
The produce looked a little rough/​bruised, but it’s been a rainy summer.
Definitely worth a stop in!

Some old stuff, some new, some junk, some treasures. Isn’t that what a flea market should be?
I really enjoy coming here. This is my idea of an old fashioned flea market. I don’t want to shop for items that I can buy in a store. I want to see the no-​longer wanted stuff, the cheap gadgets, grandma’s trinkets, and handmade crafts. This is flea market heaven!
Years ago, when flea markets came into fashion in New York where I was living, the attraction was to find a discharged treasure or a used tool, or part to something that needed repair. You found those items at the flea markets. It was like going on a scavenger hunt.
Flea markets evolved into a place to sell new cheap junk. There is some of that here but it still has the guy selling his mother’s old kitchen tools or car parts. You can find gadgets that they sell on TV but also decorative signs for your door or an old washing machine. There are belts and handbags, cheap clothing, and handmade items.
There is usually music and a food service area, so come for the day. You can walk around for hours, then eat something and listen to the music. You may not buy anything but it will be entertaining.

When I think flea market I think people selling their old stuff from their houses and discovering lost treasures. This flea market has some of that. But it has many vendors selling «as seen on tv» junk. Most of the items in the stores are new. I suppose its a nice place to go because you will always know whats going to be sold there on any given weekend.

This flea market has more than just shirts and hats, and you don’t pass by too many repetitive things, which Swap Shop has. The things sold indoor are where you find the most interesting things. You might see things right by people’s cars, but they’re usually old toys or collectibles (these parts I sometimes avoid)
The food and snacks place had great sausage sandwiches! I had a hot dog because I’m usually never a big fan of the taste of sausage. I took one bite out of my fiancé’s and it felt so homemade and delicious. I didn’t catch the name, but according to the website under food, it’s gotta be called The Dog Pound Concession.
If you’re bored of going to the mall and want to save some money, this is the place for you! Great during sunny times :)