One of the best on the west side of nyc. So many items to choose from. I go there every time that I am in NYC. Do not miss it. It is every saturday and sunday 9- 5pm. More

Easy to get here from Times Square. Don't go too early in the day as the vendors were still setting up by 10am on a Sunday morning (although it was threatening to rain). I prefer the Garage Antiques as it is indoors and full of shops. More

I sell at country flea markets in PA so I had to stop and check out Hells Kitchen flea market plus I wad looking for the guys from Dirty Money. They were not there.It was a fun jaunt and hsd a great deal,of interesting things from various cultures..short walk south from Times Square perfect tging to do on Sat am... More

Walked High Line Park south to north (end at 30th Street, then walked another 9 blocks to check out the Flea Market. It's not huge, just a city block long, but there's plenty to interest the flea market aficionado - glass, ceramics, knickknacks, funky furniture, jewelry, vintage clothing, ethnic/folk crafts. More

I bought some great costume jewelry from a vendor, wish I bought more. More

Not an art & craft market, not a Goan like market, not a food market, not an antique market, not a Xmas market... But finally a real FLEA market as it should be, run by very down to earth people. There's a bit of everything: old bottles, vintage clothing, reclaimed bits and pieces, porcelain, old advertising, old type writers, etc..... More

So much to look at, and not enough time. I bought a beautiful scarf for only $8. More

Disclosure: I was helping my sister selling her vinyls & stuff yesterday so much of this may be from the perspective of the seller. But I did spend some time perusing the wares, speaking with the Sellers who were on the whole low key, honest, friendly, interesting people each with their own "niche." Very pedestrian friendly, fairly wide spaces, lots... More