Brooklyn Flea - Williamsburg
(Now Closed)Flea Market and Food Court
Williamsburg, Brooklyn
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Like A Local GuideFebruary 3, 2015Expect above-average flea market prices, but many of the items for sale are very unique. There's something for everyone; from old records to antique furniture, handmade jewelry to vintage postcards. Read more
Grab a berry doughnut from Dough, a cup of hot or cold brew coffee from Crop to Cup, and escape the madness by eating on the pier to the south with killer views of Manhattan
- CollegeFashionistaFebruary 3, 2014The Brooklyn Flea Market is the best way to spend an afternoon. It features more than 250 vendors that sell everything from antiques to jewelry to handmade items, plus all kinds of amazing food.
Jen RAugust 30, 2012Look for the Kumquat Cupcakery booth. AMAZING cupcakes worth the price tag. They are hard to find anywhere else and the best you might ever taste. Peanut butter banana honey is where it's at!
Date Night Is...April 30, 2013Date Night Is... an afternoon at Brooklyn Flea followed by drinks and dinner nearby. There's plenty to choose from, but Isa is one of our favorites a few blocks south.
YoplaitAugust 28, 2011Grab your girlfriends, a bathing suit, blanket, and dinero and go to the Brooklyn Flea! It's cute and right by the water. Lay out on the grass, shop, or fill your belly with delicious treats.
Time Out New YorkOctober 31, 2011The best year-round market brings together 150 local vendors carrying all manner of vintage, handmade and antique wares. The Flea will move to its winter location on November 26. Read more
CharlottesFebruary 25, 2015Spent a lovely couple of hours here in Winter. Bought a great vintage poster, and courted a necklace. Will return when the weather heats up.
Lindsey RhoadesJuly 24, 2011While I am partial to the Fort Greene incarnation I'm always excited to explore the vast array of vintage and unique wares. The goods can be expensive - don't be afraid to barter!
Dave DawsonSeptember 12, 2013Definitely worth strolling through here, even if you don't intend on buying anything. The view of Manhattan is worth the trip over here.
Elysia MannJuly 30, 2015If it's not hot as all hell, patiently stroll through the vintage booths and you'll be rewarded with gems.
Contiki HolidaysSeptember 5, 2011Grab a honey and cardamom iced tea from the grilled cheese stall, and a fresh donut that will blow your mind. Mill around the markets before lying down in the park to enjoy the sun.
Jason BrewAugust 30, 2015If you are looking for vintage, reclaimed or artisanal furniture or accents this place really delivers. It's not the type of flea to go to find pieces to rehab, that's been done already
Hannah SerenaApril 5, 2014Best vintage sundress selection ever. Period. (Also fantastic source of funky rings and vintage housewares.)
BingJune 19, 2012You can’t throw a rock without hitting something tasty at this weekend market. My vote, Asia Dog washed down with a Japanese Knotweed Soda from Brooklyn Soda Works. – Meg Paska
For the MakersSeptember 25, 2011Say your are going for the vintage inspiration but really everyone knows it is all about the food here. We love the sesame noodles from Shorty Tang and the artisan sodas from Brooklyn Soda Works.
Christine HaFebruary 29, 2016Hipster flea market with vintage goods & food stalls. Explore away. Moves indoors at Sunset Park during winter.
Katie EytchAugust 21, 2015Don't forget the sunscreen! You will get some sun pursuing the flea on a hot summer day.
Design*SpongeApril 11, 2011This spot is all about the food. Ginger bubble tea, porchetta pork sandwiches, honeycomb candy from Liddabit. Grab all three and you'll be set for the day.
Andrea SchneiderJuly 11, 2011Go for Saturday's new Smorgasburg, grab some gourmet grub then head to the grassy area by the water to gaze at the Manhattan skyline while you nosh. Read more
Buy a vinyl, a table, or some vintage sunglasses. There's usually some food stands too.
Patricia LeeJuly 25, 2015Cute place, good nibbles, but I'm not sure it's worth standing in the heat except to sit on the beach
Adam SilverAugust 12, 2012Smorgasburg or Brooklyn Flea? Who cares. Get the Japanese tacos and artisanal iced coffee, and people watch on the pier.
So much to see. So little time. High prices. Go early to get the good stuff.
Natalie OlbrantzOctober 3, 2011Brooklyn Flea is a great weekend activity. The Dough donuts are the best I've ever had. You need to get one...or two... Or ten!!!
Talia FisherNovember 21, 2015Open on Sunday. Find cool vintage finds and eat food from the various vendors there. Read more- jeremy millerJuly 27, 2014so many delicious food options - kelvin natural slushies are great on a hot summer day
felixApril 15, 2012Don't miss Noodle Lane - my favourite Chinese in williamsburg. Don't get there too late either - they sell out!
Ingrid OstbyMay 15, 2011go to the donut stand! $2 for what will be the most delicious and fresh and uniquely flavored donut you've ever eaten.
Lauren LachsOctober 2, 2012Bring a group of friends and sample everything-- one of my favorite ways to spend a weekend afternoon.
Evan BashaJuly 16, 2013There's some unique and artistic things for sale, but you can hardly call it a flea market when everything's $20+.
naveenApril 23, 2014The ramen burger, if it's here. Also, a stop at The Gifted Putterer: interesting items for your home and walls.
ReALTOOctober 21, 2012BLT at Landhaus is a must! Thick cut bacon, fresh tomatoes, on toasted French bread
Patrick BaskinSeptember 28, 2014Good spot, some are too expensive, fresh juices are great on a hot day
Cliktrips (Jen Amadio)May 29, 2011The shopping is cool, but I come for the food! Pizza Moto, Sunday Gravy, Porchetta and the pupusas are all great.
Douglas SouzaNovember 25, 2014The place to find original gifts and souvenirs. There are also some food and drinks available.
J.M. SaponaroOctober 17, 2015You have to go there if you're in NYC summer (and it's inside during winter)
Kirsten AlanaSeptember 8, 2011Go hungry. Food vendors at the Brooklyn Flea are to die for. Also, bring cash. Read more
pinsuda sagooleimJune 20, 2011My favorite booth was the one selling terrariums with small figurines. Such imaginative, magical scenes. Read more
Sabine (Your Ambassadrice) de WitteNovember 6, 2011Enjoy your lazy afternoon with little treasure strolling. Perfect for indian summer days
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Brooklyn Flea - Williamsburg
50 Kent Ave (btwn N 11th & N 12th St)
Brooklyn, NY 11211
United States
Brooklyn, NY 11211
United States
This location is open for the 2015 outdoor Brooklyn Flea season
Permanently closed (Show more)
- Sun
- 10:00 AM–5:00 PM
(718) 928-6603
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