Revere Flea Market

This place isn’t even worthy of that single star I gave it. The people that sell there junk think they have gold when in fact they really have shit! On top of that the first 3 lanes of the flea market is knock off junk and fake hand bags. Plus they charge you to get in. Don’t waste your time here.

The best part of this flea market when I go is the $ 1 boxes that the Chinese people sell… There are useful stuff for the house and to wear…
Sometimes you find good finds… And after I go watch a good movie right in the same parking lot as the flea market…
The movie theater is the revere cinemas…
Flea market is open from April-​late October
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We visit a couple of times per season. Good for luggage, bandanas, hats, plastic spaghetti drainers, tee shirts, shaving cream etc. We did not see any knock off Coach bags, if you are looking for that and it still exists there is that flea market up in New Hamspshire that specializes in that sort of thing.
On this particular date it was insane windy, and there were very few vendors, most notably the tool guys I wanted to see were not there.
I did get a back up car charger for my Iphone for five bucks though.

I have been going here for years now, ever since I was a young child. I «used» to love this place because as a kid, everything was awesome. Back in the day, they used to have a lot of actually «flea market» stands and not the open market stands they have today. The stands all sell essentially the same products over and over again. Saturdays are not a good day to go because the selection is half what it would be on Sundays but keep in mind that it’s free on Saturdays but cost a dollar on Sundays.
The best thing about this flea market is the back half which actually has people selling their household goods. I’ve found some good products at very reasonable prices here. Last week, I bought a very nice ottoman for five dollars! Oh and the other great thing about this place, as other reviewers have stated is the fruit stand that is close to the middle entrance. They have very good produce at very good prices. Their carton of strawberries (which would sell for 3 – 4 dollars at stop and shop) goes for a buck a pop!
Three stars

Ohh, this was a bit disappointing… I love a good flea market /​yard sale, but this was another disappointment as many these days are.
Many of the vendors were selling the same stuff as one another… bulk socks, underwear, packaging tape. random stuff, but nothing really good… and then there were some vendors who bought a bunch of clearance items from stores and tried to re-​sell them (one guy had bags of chips and other food a week past the expiration date). Also, you’ve got your typical cheap jewelry and luggage areas… Very few people selling actual used yard-​sale kinda stuff.
Similar to the one on Lynnway, but in my opinion, not as good.

Not the greatest flea market, but it’s fun to kick around. If you have time on a Saturday morning, it’s fun to go here and walk around for a bit. Mostly it’s the same people selling the same stuff (copied DVDs, fake purses, odd rugs and blankets) but sometimes you’ll have a few tables of people selling their own stuff — like a 1-​table garage sale. I once found a brand-​new kitchen-​aid appliance here for dirt cheap. I was psyched. So, for the occasional find here and the fun of looking around, I recommend it.

It’s a Flea market, If you’re looking for a good one It’s not this place. It’s in the parking lot of the movie theater.

went there today to check things out got there & they were closed they reopen in March 2009 which the vendor who sent me there should of let me know. maybe i can make a better review once ive seen things

I like coming here on a summer day just to look around and buy some random stuff. Items that can always be found here are sunglasses, designer bags, Tiffany jewelry, t-​shirts, lacoste polos*** (Please note all merchandise mentioned should be categorized as follows: cheap, knockoff, fake, etc.)
It’s fun place to spend an hour or so walking around and my favorite thing is the fruit stand right by the entrance/​exit area. They always have some good deals on plums, nectarines, tomatoes, corn, mangoes and other produce goodies!
$ 1.00 per person to get in, but most of the time if you go later in the day no one is at the ticket booth and that equals FREE!

Please, do yourself a favor, and just go to the mall.

When I was 12, I haggled a fake Xmas tree from $ 40 to $ 10!
I felt proud. :)
p. s.- Don’t eat the nasty food here.

This place is one of the excursions you can only go to once or twice a year, since nothing really changes.
Here is a list of the decent items
Knockoffs wallets and pocketbooks… some really nice ones… Check ALL tables before you purchase, since the same bag could be $ 10 less two booths down… some pocket books aren’t necessarily knockoffs people would recognize off the bat (coach, gucci) as they some Marc Jacobs etc… so that is cool
Avon and perfumes. boxes look like they got run over by a Mac truck… but that’s ok
Sneakers
Knockoff jewelry (Tiffany) and Watches (Movado)
Luggage
Than they have a dollar section, with bottle openers, knick knacks, silver ware…
Really nice costume hair clips-​if you are into that…
Sweat shirts, game jerseys…
Luggage
And bad for you food… throw all the crap you bought, in your car and than head out to see a movie
Make sure you check the hours. Only here for a few months on the weekends.

it always bums me out when you have to pay to get IN to a flea market. and this isn’t really a flea market. it’s an open market, sure, but i think here may be a total of 4 vendors who set up a huge booth in each of the four rows of the market, because the EXACT same items are sold in each section. that’s lame. but hey if you need $ 5 sunglasses or used cds and cheap luggage, by all means, head to revere’s sunday flea market.

I woke up Sunday morning feeling like I needed a change. So after changing I decided to go to the Revere Beach Flea Market.
It’s like a third world country but this isn’t bad if you’re comfortable in places like this. I am. (I work in downtown Boston). We had fun. Here is what was bought:
Knockoff Coach bag
Knockoff Movado watch
used playstation games
fruits and vegetables and hot sauce
5 cool shirts for 10 beans
cool baseball hats for 2 buck aroos each seriously
luggage
fried dough. I love that stuff.
In conclusion, everything was rediculously cheap. It is worth the ride because then you can see a movie at the new Showcase theatre or have brunch across the street at the Linden Diner or go to the Squire to see naked people. It’s a borgasmord or smörgåsbord of entertainment and value. I give thumbs up. Way Way up (not that high) come down a few inches. You go, you like.
Unless you believe you are too good for places like this then in that case YOU need to change.