Love this place, just not sure on return policy on items that work by plugging in and they do not work.  But still a AMAZING  store.

Might take two or more days. I gotta go back!! If you are looking for something it's probably there.

Great finds and employees are always welcoming!

Great place to find little treasures for sure.

good place but unfortunately you need to carry cash or at least spend 10 dollars to use card.

Great building with lots of vendors, however it's more of a Antiques store not a Flea Market. So don't expect flea market prices. Very big so expect to spend over an 1.5+ hours in there. They have shopping carts which was I thankful for.

Very nice and friendly flea market. Has a good variety of anything you could be looking for.

I always find awesome treasures here. I love browsing through the whole place and always come home with some beautiful pieces

Can always....well, a lot of time find something you just kept passing up and then BAM! There it is at a price you can't pass up.
It's good to find stuff that others may be hunting for as well.
Christmas budget can go farther and better if you shop all year and keep an eye out.
I'm looking for a Bugatti Veyron Super Sport, let me know, please!
I prefer low mileage but I'm not too picky.

Enjoyed looking through the individual booths that people have, selling everything you could think of. You get a chance to find vary unusual things that you don't find in stores.

Place is freaking huge spent 2 hours there and still probably did not see everything.  Some things are way overpriced so be prepared.  So your research before buying something big. Highly recommend though.

It is a very interesting place to go people are sweet and nice also friendly, it is a great place to go looking around you'll spend hours in there if you don't watch it. Cause there is so much old and new things everyone will love to buy . You want leave without buying something

I personally love this place me and my wife love spending our free time thrift shopping and the prices here are amazing the staff was very friendly and very helpful and there are multiple vendors at this site

Enjoy going there and never can tell what you can find and usually you get a good deal it's always well kept and courteous people checks you out

Whether you love it or hate it depends on whether you have a sense of nostalgia. There is some garbage here (like a 5-bottle 6-pack of Cokes, which has very little value because it's missing a bottle). There are some gems here, too, like a great dining set in top condition for under $200. Unfortunately we were passing through on travel and there was no room in the SUV. Plan to stop again when we travel that way...

Lots of booths to explore - including mine: Booth 870 in the back by the makers' space. Look for the porch posts.

Very cool place. I enjoyed walking around looking at all of the antique items and my wife found a nicely preserved singer sewing machine. Owners were friendly and helpful.

Love this place! Vintage finds, collector’s paradise, country decor, repurposed goods! Each booth is different. We travel 1.5 hours just to go at least twice a month!

You better plan on spending a few hours here, there's a lot of stuff!!! Some of the vendors are way overpriced, but most are reasonable. I needed a Harry Potter book for a baby shower, and they actually had one for just $2 😁 Several of the booths have handmade crafts too, and would make nice Christmas gifts (instead of the same ol' junk from wallyworld!). Pretty cool place, easy to get in and out, great location!

Great location and reasonable prices.  You can stop by on the way to Walmart.  You can walk through 3 times in a day and still not see everything.  You can find really good bargains when they do their parking lot sales.

I love this flea market when I'm in town I make a stop to shop here.

If you haven't been here in a while. Stop by. So many new booths. They sell Wise owl paint.

Been there three times, Nice place, friendly people at the front. Found several items each time I visited for very reasonable prices. Plan to go back several more times.

I love this place! The staff and vendors that I met were welcoming, friendly and very helpful. I will be back again soon to shop and possibly get a booth.

Love this place! You can find so much stuff their!!!

I have a both there and love to shop there. Nice clean and well organized flea market. The people are also friendly.

I could stay in here for hours and still not see it all. All kinds of fleas and tiques, too.

Several vendors and lots of booths with truly reasonably priced items.

The help is friendly and polite. They even call back when they tell you they will. I am going to keep shopping this one.

If you enjoy these kinds of stores, you will not want to miss it on your next 'flea spree'.

A wide variety of antiques and also modern things.  The prices were reasonable.  I could walk through for hours and not see everything.  Still room for more booths to be occupied.  A very friendly and helpful staff.  I will be returning here.

If you like knick knacks, clothes, or kitchen do-dads, this might be your mecca. Not a true antiques mall, though there are antiques scattered throughout, the stalls are heavy on 2nd hand reclaimed thrift- type items.

It's a nice medium sized indoor ( that's important) flea market. Handicapped parking. Scooters and wheelchairs can access the main aisles, you can use your debit or credit card. That's important also. Friendly staff. Good clean atmosphere.

Giant place and a lot of vendors.. Awesome place. It would take hours to look at it all.

Large array of boots with very nice people and the prices are pretty reasonable. I would recommend this place

Was driving cross country and stumbled across this spot. At first glance I was blown away by the pure size of the shop.

I spent about 45 mins in the store and didn't find anything I absolutely NEEDED but thats okay! It was still enjoyable looking around.  Most items are unusualy quite expensive. This spot is more of a Swapmeet / Flee market with some retro items scattered throughout.  There is tons of non vintage China holiday home decor if you're into that type of thing.

The two positives I have that make this place unique.
1. Tons of Homade items from crochet stuffed animals to custom furniture. Something you don't normally see.
2. This place isn't 100% full of your grandmas junk. There's are some quality stuff scattered throughout.

Love this place! Lots of interesting things here... alot of stuff! Just fun too look around and soon as you walk in look too your right and buy this local Bread n butter pickles!! Oh the best!

Great place! Found just what I was looking for plus a couple of other things. Visit frequently.  Always lots of new stuff to see.

Sorry you felt that way. We were offering to sell it but as we said we would have to sell it for more than cost to make it worth it  

The dead end in the back it so manage traffic flow and gain the best flow for vendors. No other read ends in the store. 

Hope you have a better experience next time

Went earlier today. We did buy some things, the variety was there. I will say I like it better when the aisles go all the way through. There were many dead ends here. Also, there's a very large mustard floor lamp at checkout (pictured). I was interested in it, but it wasn't for sale. One of the workers said they might start selling them, but it would be for $400 or $500. I found the same lamp at Target for $250!

HI, sorry you had a negative experience. We just replaced our credit card account with a new one and going to the trials of learning their application. Refunds are a rare event at our store. Thank you for your patience. 

Bad experience at the check out.  The guy with the weird haircut was rude and didn’t even know how to do a refund after he incorrectly charged me.  Then wanted me to wait for him to check out others before he gave me my refund.  The store was ok but as we all know if you don’t have customer service you don’t have anything.

Sorry you felt like you needed to give 3 stars. Not sure what to say to this. Our vendors have thousands of items and you judged based on this item and other shoppers being in your way. Not sure what to say to this one. 

It's expensive was looking for an old wash board, found very small, $30.00 for each, I was shocked, I use to have a bigger one and it cost me $10.00 and in a lot better shape, no rust. These had rust and them some. I did buy a few things like 4 exact. I'll just use marketplace or eBay if I want a bigger one, wasn't going to pay $30.00 for ones that looked like that. People were talking and standing around couldn't get past cuz they won't move even when I said "excuse me please" still just stood there. Cashier was nice.

Hi, sorry you felt your experience was negative. I would always suggest you inspect what you are buying... older items definitely can be in a large variety of conditions. I can promise you, lids are taped on to prevent them from coming off, getting lost etc. No one is trying to hide anything. Also, please remember, this is East Texas and a small town compared to Las Vegas. I have been to many markets in Las Vegas actually.. we do not have the population to support a lot of specialty stores. We know our market has new, used, and vintage items... its what our community likes in a mix of products... our sellers and buyers are our community. It's a great place to find anything and everything. Also its changes weekly as items come and go. One trip to the store can not truly reflect the volume of vintage items offered. Come back and see us again on your next visit! 

I live in Las Vegas, but visited this Vintage Flea Market the first week of June when I was on vacation, visiting my parents in Foreman, Arkansas.  My mom had shopped here before, and she knows I love everything vintage, so she brought me here.

It's a very large, indoor flea market. It's a consignment-type market where each booth is rented by a separate individual and they pay the owner of the market space a monthly rental fee and in exchange, the market brings in the customers and takes care of payment processing, etc. This setup type offers the shopper a very diverse shopping experience with a large variety of items, however, it also opens the door for people just looking to sell all the junk they don't want anymore.

Don't misunderstand me, there is a plethora of genuine, vintage items for you to rummage through, but, there's an equal amount of non-vintage items that you'd expect to find at a run-of-the-mill yard sale.  I guess that's ok except they market themselves as a 'Vintage' flea market, but just as much is NOT vintage as IS vintage, and that's not fair to those shoppers who may not know the difference.

For an item to be classified as 'Vintage', it has to be at least 20 years (up to 99 years) old. 10 years to 19 years is 'Retro', and 100 years old to 299 years old is 'Antique'. 300 years to 999 years is 'Antiquity' or 'Artifact'.  Too many of the items I saw were contemporary items that were made to look old, cheap reproductions and even items I have seen in dollar stores... being sold for WAY more than a dollar!  Thankfully, I am experienced and educated in this field, but most people aren't, so they may buy an item thinking it's vintage, when in fact, it's from IKEA or the dollar store, of which I saw plenty.

I wish the market owner(s) would be more discerning about what they allow to be sold at their 'Vintage' market, however, that's not the reason for my 3-star rating.

I did find a 1930's Susie Cooper Kestrel, wedding banded coffee pot that appeared to be in perfect condition. The lid was taped on, so not removable by the customer.  I paid $29.99 + tax for it (approximate value of $100 - $150). I just assumed the checkout would include removing the tape so the interior could be inspected, but that didn't happen. When I was able to remove the tape, I found the interior rim was badly chipped, greatly reducing the piece's value to about $50.  When I tried to return it, they would not accept it.  I feel like it was a known defect that was deliberately hidden.  So, be sure you can thoroughly inspect any piece of value both inside and out prior to actually purchasing. I should have insisted the top be removed at checkout, so it's partly my fault, so I will split the difference by my 3-star rating.

nice lil flea market, although the checkout speed was ridiculously slow. we had to wait in a very long line for 12 minutes 😅 i don’t mind waiting, but for THREE people being up at the checkout desk, they could have done better. they didn’t even say “sorry for the wait” or anything else after check out, definitely NOT friendly employees. overall, flea market is wonderful, staff is a definite no.

Pretty neat selection of items here. Wasn't impressed by how the cashier talked to me last visit though and would encourage her to take better inventory of the store before she argues with customers.

Hi, sorry you had this experience. We usually greet every customer. 

When you walk in the door, the workers never look or acknowledge that you are even coming in Store looks good. It pays to be friendly!

HI, we do our best to get pricing when the tag is missing. Unfortunately, if a tag is missing, we do need to take a moment to discover which vendor it belongs to and what is their price. The store does not own the products. We also offer to take your name and number for a call back if it can not be resolved quickly. We are happy to hold the product for you. 

I understand that things happen and vendors prices get removed. However there should be a policy that is in force so customers don't have to wait 15 minutes while a vendor is contacted. I have been into many flea markets and never have been told I can't have something because there is no price. Most of the time there is no price and one is agreed upon. Just make sure if you take a child here and they pick up toys there is a price tag.

Not my personal cup o’ tea. Feels like a giant garage sale- maybe two vendors with a SOLID collection of antiques… (you know… items  that are at least from before the 2000s? Lol It’s clean though and some may find it very good! I just didn’t personally enjoy my shopping experience.

Lots of neat vendors.  However, be prepared to wait to check out as the lady running the register wants you to place 1 item on the counter at a time.  Would not help the other lady box/bag your items, to help the process move along,  while the check line continued to get longer

I was amazed at the many things and would have suggested to anyone that was the place to visit. However after I got home I realized that a certain object that I bought that I was sure had a tag of $13 somehow for that item I was charged $28. It was a rusty tea kettle and I would have never pick that up at $28 so I'm a little skeptical now.

We would say sorry you have this approach after we just discussed the situation. The cameras to do work fine. We are in the process of replacing one monitor that stopped working recently. I informed you if this. We told you we are very happy to look at the camera after the replacement is completed. We also informed you that it very common for customers to pick up and leave merchandise in other locations. Very common thing in markets. We would be looking for the missing items and give you a call asap. It can be difficult to find items among a large volume of vintage market. Please be patient and we will follow up. No one acted like it wasn’t our problem. Just not a true statement. We take everything serious, certainly the conversation we just had with you. Please have a great day and know we do care about your concern.

Had to give a star just to review, ain't that something! If you're thinking of renting a booth there, be aware that the owner/management lie. They say they have cameras watching, and that was the reason I choose this place to begin with , but they don't! I had a booth and had a few items valued over $100.00 missing! And when I brought it up to their attention, they acted like it wasn't their problem. My loss! Hmm, trying to make a dollar & this is what you get! Never again! And yes, I walked the entire building in search of my things, not to be found! The cameras don't work, so I guess it ok to steal! I bet I'm not the only vender this has happened to!

I went there, found something in someone's shop that I liked but didn't have a price. I took it up front to ask the cashier if they had a listing or could call and ask because I wanted to buy it. They told me they "don't do that" and that it's "probably not for sale and just decoration". I asked how I can find out they said that I can't. I asked if I could leave a message for the shop owner and then suddenly oh-yeah they had paper for messages like that. Once I filled it out I went to hand it back to her (the cashier) and she informed me that I need to attach it to the item in question. This paper that has my PERSONAL information on it. Name and contact information just sitting in plain sight for just anyone to see?! No thank you. I left on the spot and didn't even bother looking at the rest of the store at all. I hope anyone who has their shop in this place is aware of this ridiculous policy of theirs. I'm willing to bet that they (the shop owners) are unaware that they are potentially losing business. I've had friends and family over the years who've used places like this (not this one) to sell items &, of course, I've shopped at them for years (again, not this one) and I have never heard of anything like this. I hope that anyone who reads this review that knows someone who has a shop here lets them know what's going on so that they decide what they want to do. Thanks.

The store is okay but the customer service was terrible. We found an unmarked puzzle and took it to the front to ask for pricing. We told them which booth it was from, but they accused us of taking the price tag off. Then, as I was putting an item back, as I didn’t want to give them my business, they accused me of trying to steal a 4$ item. The two ladies at the front were awful to deal with and it isn’t worth giving them any business. I feel sorry for the booth owners.

We will never go back. I have never seen anyone as rude as the lady who checked us out Saturday night. Other people didn't like the way she treated them either. The owners need to take a look at this because it is bad for business.

Treasure Trove Vintage Flea Market is a sprawling 26,000 square foot antique store located in Texarkana, Texas. Customers describe it as an "amazing" destination for finding unique vintage treasures, with a "nicely set up" store and a "quality" selection of merchandise. Shoppers praise the "great finds" and "beautiful pieces" they've discovered, noting that "if you are looking for something, it's probably there." The massive size of the store means visitors may need to allot "1.5+ hours" to fully explore the vast inventory.

While the store is referred to as a "flea market" in its name, it is more accurately described as an antique store, with one reviewer noting that "it's more of an Antiques store not a Flea Market. So don't expect flea market prices." Despite this, customers still seem to find excellent value, with one remarking that they can "find something you just kept passing up and then BAM! There it is at a price you can't pass up."

The friendly and welcoming staff also earn praise, with one customer describing the employees as "always welcoming." Reviewers consistently award the store 5-star ratings, with one summing it up as a "great place to find little treasures."

Overall, Treasure Trove Vintage Flea Market appears to be a beloved destination for antique and vintage enthusiasts in the Texarkana area, offering a vast and diverse selection of unique items in a well-curated setting.

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