Buford Highway Flea Market

Atlanta, Estados Unidos

2.6

Fechado agora

7 avaliações

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+1 678-209-0451
Endereço:
5000 Buford Hwy, Atlanta, GA, 30341
Paradas e estações próximas de transporte público:
1.6 kmChamblee
1.8 kmDoraville
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Hoje

Hoje 8:00 – 16:00
Fechado agora
Horário local (Atlanta) 03:44 sábado, 21 de junho de 2025

Horário de funcionamento

segunda-feira 8:00 – 16:00
terça-feira 8:00 – 16:00
quarta-feira 8:00 – 16:00
quinta-feira 8:00 – 16:00
sexta-feira 8:00 – 16:00
sábado 8:00 – 16:00
domingo 8:00 – 16:00

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7 avaliações para Buford Highway Flea Market

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Classificação do local: 3
Atlanta, GA
i would really like to give it more than 3 stars, but it truly is no shang ri la. it is called a flea market, but it really is just a bunch of small privately owned shops mainly geared towards hispanic consumers. they have small eateries and shops that sells clothes and other knick knacks. It was definitely an experience for me. i did feel uneasy due to the clear and heavy police presence. I mean, it was 6pm on a saturday? why do we have uniforms in and out patrolling this place? anyway, although my spanish is not something to brag about, i truly appreciated the few shop owners we encountered for being kind to us. i tried one of the eatery’s sangria and limon drink. i was in high spirits since the sangria, although alcohol free, was so refreshing and definitely made out of real fruit. would i come back? i think so… theres something very interesting in this place.
Classificação do local: 2
Atlanta, GA
This. was an experience. Yeah, that pretty much sums it up.
I remember coming here when I was a kid, back when it was still a grocery store, and then more recently when I volunteered with CPACS for the TEA Walk a few years back. A pungent smell knocks you flat on your ass the moment you step foot inside. The interior was reminiscent of the grocery store with all the original flooring, I’m sure. There are booths set up with pretty much anything you’d want to find in a place like this, including several restaurant-​esque establishments serving up something [surprisingly] delicious-​smelling. I thought it was pretty cool how they had Atlanta street signs up at «intersections» between the rows.
Not my cup of tea, but my friend was really excited even though he didn’t even buy anything. Judging from another review, I’m glad the beau didn’t opt for a churro.
Watch out for the gnarly potholes in the parking lot.
Classificação do local: 3
San Diego, CA
Yo, one time (several years ago) I was walking around here with a friend of mine and a bunch of white vans pulled up to the entrance. As soon as this happened, someone yelled «La Migra», and people turned into track stars and spider-​man as they balled out. Shit was wild. It made me forget why I was there, so I grabbed some some candy and walked out.
Good times.
–M
Classificação do local: 2
Chamblee, GA
If you’ve seen one Buford flea market, you have seen them all.
What you will find:
Rosary beads, plastic slippers, perfume knock offs, rhinestone studded clothes pins, gauzy scratchy quinceranera dresses with poofy sleeves, used cell phones, cell phone covers, beaded bracelets, VHS tapes, candles with the Virgin Mary on them.
What you won”t find:
Credit card machines (cash only), anything particularly useful, any brand names, food.
I love a good old fashioned flea market, but this one doesn’t even have the basics. Oh, and don’t get excited when you see the Churro man outside, (man with a food cart that says «CHURROS» on it) He only makes Churros on select days. Womp womp.
Classificação do local: 3
Acworth, GA
Why fly or cruise to Mexico when Mexico is here! This place is 100% Mexican! I was let down by the Churro! Shit tasted burnt! I was hurt! How is that Costco’s Churros are better than Authentic Churros? SMH! If you like Cowboy Boots… this place has them everywhere. If you can’t afford to go to Mexico, go here! It’s a pretty big place too! Crowded as hell on Saturdays. Even the cops be out there! They sell Enchiladas on the curb too!
Classificação do local: 2
Atlanta, GA
It’s like the poor man’s version of Plaza Fiesta.
Which, if you’ve ever been to Plaza Fiesta, is really saying something.
I had been wanting to go to this place since I was a kid and they had TV and radio ads with people from different backgrounds encouraging you to come to «Buford Highway Flea Market!» in heavily accented English. It all seemed so Utopian-​Epcot to me back then, and I’ve got to say I was crestfallen the minute I stepped in the doors. I should have stayed away and kept my childhood memories intact.
Classificação do local: 3
Atlanta, GA
I’m not really sure how to rate this place because while you really have to check this place out, you may not like it at all. This flea market is inside and has a bunch of stalls where people sell everything from automobile upholstery to cell phones to shiny pictures of the last supper. They sell clothes, cheese balls, underwear and tacos. I didn’t eat anything but they do have an elote cart outside. I’m not sure if it’s there all of the time, but it might be worth checking out if you are wanting that yummy corn street food. Like every flea market I’ve been to, you can bargain with the vendors if you really have to have that Virgin Mary t-​shirt. It’s also kinda dirty like most flea markets so don’t expect much.