Oregon Flea Market

This is a neat place. There is many different things to be found in here! The parking can be a headache though

When I was attending school @ MHCC, I used to pass here a lot! I’ve never been inside except yesterday.
I found a lot of Made in China products, something you’d find @ any Asian stores CHEAP CHEAP CHEAP.
It’s Sunday, and several vendors are closed with wrought iron gates, something tells me, they don’t trust one another!
If you’re looking for baby Jesus dolls, and baby Jesus outfits, baptism outfits, Holy Communion outfits, THEY’RE HERE!
I did find something I’ve been craving for a long time, I just haven’t been lucky enough to find. Young tender coconut slices & perfect mango slices in a cup. The price is right. Now I know where to find them, without husking a coconut yourself! I also found some fresh small guavas!

Crazy little place with lots of crazy stuff inside. From car stereos, antiques, food, and even Hot Wheels, this place has a little of everything. Open Fri — Sun.

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Sweet food!
Esquites, corn, smoothies, shakes, fruit, Cockte, l mexican & salvadorian food.
Their alot of things they sell; (cheap)
Food
Clothing
Accessories
Rugs
Electronics
Perfumes &
Jewelry
Note;
Parking is annoying.
And guetto too!

This crap flea market sucks butt! Who in their right mind would want to buy any of the crap they sell there.

Fresh food, bedazzled gangsta wear, cheap everything, galloping horse rugs… Oregon Flea Market is amazing. And thank goodness an armed xenophobe like Robert B hasn’t been there in three years.

Wow… most concentrated great Mexican food I have found in this town
I must say… get the barbocoa tacos inside… with handmade tortillas and barbocoa made from lamb… fucking awesome! They are huge and more than worth the 2 bucks that they are each…

I’m but a lost SoCal soul, desperately seeking the Mexican swap meets of my homeland. For this, I’ll drive to near-​Gresham and loop around a parking lot for half an hour at midday in search of one available space.
It’s no Santee Alley, but the Oregon Flea market is packed with small booths selling sequined spandex slut-​wear, faux-​alligator boots in every color of the rainbow, «chinga la migra» t-​shirts, bootleg banda CDs, random electronics parts, candy with tamarindo and lead, y todo lo que gusta.
And food! Tostadas de ceviche de camaron, $ 3.25. Bionicos and giant cups of fruit with chile and lime, $ 3. Signs saying, in Spanish: «Mexican food for Mexicans». Genuine Mexican food is almost non-​existent in Portland, but way out here, you’ll come pretty damn close.
Tip: the food truck across the street has hand-​made tortillas and tacos for $ 1. YES.