The San Jose Flea Market

Elsa Serna a month ago

It was ok, Not like how it used to be . Then you were able to find things you want and needed at a fair price , now it's like your shopping at the mall pricey. If your lucky and you go early you will catch good deals. What I do love about the flea market is that the first Saturday of every month while the flea market is open it is free for those who want to sell. That's a big plus. And for those who are shopping, the flea market is free to get in on Fridays, Saturdays it's $3 and Sundays it's $5. Now parking is $10 on Fridays, $20 on Saturdaysvand Sundays. If your using a wheelchair you'll be fine maybe a little bump here and there but you'll be ok. And yes it's kid friendly.

Kimberly Zavala 2 months ago

It was our 1st time out there! Truly clean and peaceful on a Friday afternoon! Free parking + free entrance!! Truly amazing. The vendors were kind! Affordable prices.

Will Pappin aka Spinjastar 6 months ago

​Visiting the Berryessa Flea Market was like taking a sudden, wonderful trip into "Nostalgia Land." It has such a unique layout, with the BART station integrated right into the environment, making it feel like a bustling, vibrant community hub. I went in just to look around on my way home and ended up finding a beautiful jacket for an incredible price just by walking across the way. It’s the kind of place where you never know what treasures you’ll stumble upon if you keep your eyes open. ​Beyond the great finds for myself, it was a fantastic spot to pick up something fun for my son. I managed to snag a giant "Simpsons" pink donut that was a huge hit. The variety of items is impressive—from practical clothes and shoes to unique collectibles and fun treats. I even found a pair of boots that I almost brought home, and although I decided to pass on them at the last minute, the sheer number of quality options available was really impressive. ​Overall, the atmosphere is what makes this market special. It’s energetic, nostalgic, and full of surprises. Whether you are hunting for a specific bargain or just want to soak in the local culture and grab a bite, it’s a great way to spend an afte

Joel Villa 7 months ago

I’ve always loved this place ever since I was a kid, and coming back now at 35 brings back so many good memories. It still has that same fun, classic vibe that made it special when I was younger, but it’s also improved in the best ways. One of the biggest surprises for me was seeing they now have a BART entrance — such a game changer and it makes getting here way easier. Just keep in mind, walking in through the BART entrance is $5. If you drive instead, parking is $20, so it really depends on what’s more convenient for you. Either way, it’s totally worth it. I also heard a rumor they might be closing this place around 2035, and I seriously hope that’s not true. This spot is a huge part of the Bay Area and it deserves to stay open for future generations to enjoy.

G Lee 2 years ago

It’s a pretty cool experience but you need to set your expectations. They have shops (new and used stuff), food, drink, entertainment, and even kids rides. It’s a great way to spend a Saturday or Sunday. Walk, eat, shop. Clearly there’s a lot of cheap stuff and knock offs. But there are hidden gems. I’d say a great place to shop for cowboy hats and boots. Produce is decent. Might as well go on Saturday instead of Sunday to save $10 on parking.