Milton Flea Market

Hillbilly Pet Shop & Exotics is the most disgusting place I have ever stumbled upon. The animals are in dirty cages and everything in the place is filthy. Please someone shut this place down.

The majority of shops are CASH ONLY.
Bring the kids only if you can keep an eye on them and they’re not prone to running off or breaking things. There are too many shops, and the shops are tiny, so breakables are more likely to be broken!
There are soda machines and food shops, some with fresh veggies/​groceries and others that serve hot foods.
So many things! This flea market is basically a series of indoor warehouses with shops set up both indoors and outdoors. Stalls are rented to shop owners — there’s everything from crazy hats to antiques to café food and iPhone repair/​accessories.
Each shop has it’s own thing. Some are pricey, most are extremely reasonable. ALL of these shops will bargain, so don’t be too concerned about the sticker price. Sometimes while examining well-​priced items, the owner would give me an even lower price!
Shop around first. You might find something you want at another shop at a better price.
My purchases:
— A wooden sign to hang over my bed that says «Always Kiss Me Goodnight.» $ 20
— Cast iron frying pan for $ 15. I later found the exact same frying pan in the same condition at another antique shop for $ 125.
— Winter hat with a yarn mo-​hawk instead of the standard ball. $ 10
— Six foot iPhone cable. $ 10
— Two sets iPhone headphones with mic. $ 8 each
— Large winter coat. $ 5
— A dozen American Eagle and Hollister shirts (boyfriend wears small and only shirts that are plain or without writing). $ 5 each
— Small Raggedy Ann doll (nostalgia!). $ 3
— Two pairs of thick, woolen socks. $ 1 each