Newly opened areas for foot tragic flow; gives this place a welcomed new feel! Sundays only 9am 5pmNo parking. Parking lot was full. If you can find one, street parking available.Admission...$5The line to get in was long. However, the line moved quickly and we were in!100 + friendly vendors offering you the best deal they can.Live DJ Killing it!And Various Music playing here and there as you stroll looking for those sleepers (hidden treasure)!Shady areas to relax/ post.Delicious Food trucks to fuel you when you get the munchies. And yes, Rest rooms available and clean.If you enjoy:A lively atmosphere.Youthful spirited energy.Friendly faces. And a barrage of clothing, vintage items, oddities, Art, etc.Then Ill see you there!

Really nice experience. Not a lot of social distancing but definitely encouraged. Mask were worn by mostly everyone. The Thai and Jamaican food trucks offered some great tasting food. I found some vintage and trendy items here. I would suggest prepurchasing a ticket to avoid waiting in line.

Definitely come by, tons of very cool vendors and unique stuff. Absolutely worth visiting if youre looking for some retro goods (clothes, vinyls, postcards). Dont confuse this with a vintage store or thrift market, these are artisans and these goods are not necessarily cheap.

$5 per person is a bit steep for a flea market, reason for two star. Cute stuff but more of a arts and crafts festival than a swap meet.

Not as good as it used to be even though it is bigger now. The set up seems to have no rhyme or reason now and not a lot of cool stuff like before. LACC is just as good if not better now and is a lot less to get in to.

It was $5 per adult to enter. We parked for free up the street in the residential area because it was Sunday. I didnt think anything was swap meet pricing and I think most of the second hand stores from Melrose Ave. opened a booth here. It was an entertaining afternoon and the Pad Thai from the food truck was delicious.

Great choice of vendors! The vibe here was so chill! Found some good stuff. Plants galore! Go early when its not so damn hot. There are a few food trucks. I got super lucky with the parking but it is a challenge getting down Genesee Ave. Very narrow street. Looking forward to my next visit.

This is the place to go to in downtown when you dont know exactly what you want to eat or when youre with a lot of people and you cant decide where to eat. This place is packed with flavor from different parts of the world. I was able to see Thai food, Chinese food, Salvadorian food, Mexican food, Italian food, and even vegan food (yes, I know vegan food isnt a part of the world but it deserves recognition as a food category haha). There are also little markets inside that sell produce, meat, spices, and candies. This place has it all!

So many options here. There is something for everyone. You cant go wrong with any store here, even the shop that sells mole. It does get crowded but cant complain about it. That is the nature of Melrose Trading Post. Parking prices are pretty decent for downtown L.A.

Such a cute place! I got a good deal on a cotton crop sweater and a necklace. A friend got a vintage fur coat. Very fun!

Very interesting place. Many different vintage clothes. I like to collect coins and stamps, but not find here nothing.

This place is massive! Its also a bit of a maze so I would suggest getting a map. Dont come here if you are looking to get valuable items for super cheap prices. This isnt junkers laying stuff on tarps (which I happen to love also). The sellers here know whats for sale and prices are similar to antique stores or Etsy.

I love this flea market. It’s there every Sunday and there’s always so much to choose from. I saw Heidi Klum there with her daughter last time I went! Definitely check it out if you’re in the area. There is free valet parking here as well or street parking available. There’s always live music and food trucks here with delicious food!

A huge secondhand market with nice location, it’s good for tourist as me spending some hours there treasure hunting!

Ugh. I only went because my trendy daughter dragged me there. Typical L.A. flea market littered with used $98 Levis and the smell of pot wafting through the air. So not my scene.

I love coming here! There are so many things to thrift. They also have really cheap succulents and plants there too! A great place to find unique clothes and jewelry. Theres an entrance fee but its not too bad. The food there is really good too :-)

This is the best flea market that Ive ever been to! Sooooo many cool things to get here! You pay 5 bucks to get in, but the prices are pretty reasonable at most stalls. This is a great place for unique clothing and gifts! Love it :)

I am the business owner of Bassiq Organic Scents LLC and it was my first time vending here. Its a really good crowd of people and great shopping

Awesome market. only a cupla bucks to enter main gate.Anything and everything type traders. We found treasures! New hand painted shirts through to vintage glass! Held at Fairfax High School grounds on Melrose, only on Sunday, the area this market takes up was very worthwhile taking the time to go and wander through, as it’s extensive. If you’re looking for an ‘Aladdin’s Cave’ treasure hunt market, this is it. Beautiful array of stock, a visual feast, well set up alleyways. Good food available, the restrooms are in the school building, and walkways are asphalt, some shaded, some sunny. also had a beaut little mini golf area kids can use for FREE, using fancy shoes as the bumpers.

Back with truly xclnt, well-planned layout for safely distanced outdoor shopping. You can also prepay admission online. Welcome back, weekend fun, people watching and bargain shopping!

Love this place vintage stuff fairfex high school on sundays.

Lovely spot to find amazing vintage clothing pieces, leather jackets, denim jackets, denim jeans and so much more, the only down side its pretty expensive for used clothing. Entrance fee is $5 as for now.

Really cool place. And you can find good things here.ticket us5.

A nice place to purchase items from the extremely creative and grab a bite from a visiting g food truck.

Lots of kewl stuff. Safe. There are always two armed School Cops working and everyone cares radioa.

We love the Melrose Trading Post, it opens every Sunday on Fairfax, supporting the local High School.There are so many vendors filled with creatives who’ve come together to bring you affordable one of a kind pieces from; furniture to antiques, to jewelry, clothes, a shiatsu massage, crystals, vinyl records, dream catchers, plants... etcThere is a lovely square of food trucks and a live band.Great place to go with friends, family, or with people visiting!

Over saturated with streetwear-aimed shoppers and vendors. So many t shirts and denim shorts. Not the best place for vintage collectors looking for anything pre 80’s. It’s there, but not in abundance.

A great place for eclectic finds and special items. My new fav place to shop!

Support small businesses So many wonderful treasures here! The people are amazing!

The market is quiet small, the items are expensive. Lots of people there during COVID

Amazing place for vintage shopping!Good prices, a lot of variety and you might also find famous people there

Loved it! The vendors are great and the selection is incredible; vintage furniture, jewelry, leather goods, handmade rope bags, and plants. The range of food choices is also excellent!

The place to find unique one-off items. From clothing and accessories to furniture and trinkets. I love wandering around the aisles, getting lost and promising myself not to spend any more money. Hard to do.They raised entrance fee prices from $3 to $5. Cash is best to have on you for most of these merchants.Come right when it opens to find the best items. Or if you just want to browse, take your time and get here before they close or else you’ll get a million reminders on the loud speaker about closing in x-amount of minutes.There’s a cute food court area - all located out doors. Get coffees here, rest your legs and unwind.I love how people who shop here are wearing amazing, trendy clothes.

So much funnnnn . Found so many awesome stuff, food truck was so good. Plenty of sitting and restrooms were clean.

Loved it. You can find unique and beautiful things there

Fancy-er Swap meet/market.

Fun for a while, but after a half mile of almost identical stuff...enough already. I mean, really, people selling old photographs from attics they pillaged at estate ssles?

Best place ever love to come back

Very nice flea market. There is a great variety of goods on sale and you will be surprised by what you will find. Even if you dont buy anything just looking at all the wares is fun and worth the $5 dollar entrance fee.

Got the best furniture ever and also a cold. Will be back.

A great authentic flea market experience. Entry for $5 a person to help cover costs, the proceeds go towards to school and activities. Decided to venture in after walking past outside the fence. My partner and I were surprised by the scale of it. All kinds of boutique stores for clothing, fashion, jewellery and memorabilia.Bargain buys for a range of styles and trends. There is also a decent set up for food and refreshments where we were able to find a seat without too much difficulty. There was also live music going throughout the day which added to the atmosphere. It was a great way to spend a few hours of our afternoon together and I would recommend this for those in the area, whether you are solo, in a partnership of with a family.Two thumbs up!

Good crowd very hipster, not cheap so bring $

Great place for rare finds, vintage tees and an around Kool place to chill hang with friends on a Sunday

Melrose trading post is a great Sunday spot to go for the true LA experience. Extremely good looking people making trendy look natural. Good food in and around the place. Check out the vegan burger place across the street, it was better than In and Out.

Lots and lots of goodies not cheap .definitely fun

I didnt know this place before until my daughter who is Miss Jr Teen Hollywood was there to sell some cookies in order to help some non proffit organizations. This place remind me of my home town Tlacolula plaza because there are a lot of different vendors so you can enjoy different kind of foods and flavors. You can also rest under a big tree with a big shade there. The cost for the entry is $5.00 each person. If one day you are there, I hope you search for the girls, Miss Hollywood and help them to help the program No Kids Go Hungry. They sell water and sodas too.

Lots of vendors, good music in the food courtyard, friendly staff and free parking

Don’t come during covid. The lines to get in are disgusting. There’s no parking. It’s such a negative experience. I’m so disappointed.

They had quite the plethora of different plants and knick knacks at cheap prices

Mostly clothing vendors. I was hoping to find more artesanal items or upcycled homegoods

A huge secondhand market with nice location, it’s good for tourist as me spending some hours there treasure hunting!

Miss going here! Definitely an early rise to beat the crowds and get parking

This is a relatively fun, but small flea. It carries a $5 entry, but once youre in youre greeted with mostly vintage clothes, a few succulents and/or house plants vendors, some vintage print places, local Jewelers, vintage furniture, and a pretty great coffee place. Its more of a quirky outdoor home decor shop with a cover fee, but it does have its gems. Go here for clothing, or home decor. Dont come here for bargain hunting and lots of treasure hunting.

Fun little flea market with a great and varied selection of odds and ends

I could go on and on about this flea market - I have devotedly attended this Sunday tradition for years now and have watched it steadily grow in size, vendors, and popularity. You can find an eclectic variety of wares here: vintage clothing, artisan and vintage jewelry, houseplants, antiques, local artists, new furniture from local craftsmen, food for all tastes and diets, knick-knacks galore, and even more items in between. Most vendors inside accept cash and cards, but be prepared for the cash-only entrance fee of $5. You’re guaranteed to find something you didn’t know you wanted every time you go.

This is a really cool flea market, Place is great for art, one of a kind clothing, plants and antiques!

Its very sad that you are charging $5 to get into a second hand market especially in the middle of this pandemic. Millions aof people are unemployed and you are not helping. How ridiculous!

What can I say, I love the Melrose market!!!! So many awesome vendors: clothes, accessories, home goods, plants, art, vintage, repurposed, new, local, global, you name it! Ive bought handmade jewelry, rugs, candles, homemade beauty products etc.We also always go to the food area and get crepes and lemonade. They have so many choices though. Live music as well. The best Sunday hangout. Entry is now $5, I seem to recall. Might want to bring cash, although most vendors do square now.

Very fun to see artisans and makers alongside antique and thrift sellers. Lots of great clothing, house wares, plants and several great food vendors as well. Will probably make this a weekly visit. Make sure you check out Raphael Creations.

Lot of creative stuff, good place to see creative stuff,,,very innovative, I found many old items like ..camera, ornaments, plants, hand made ornaments,Many of them can bring their kids to show how an old camera looks like, stuff to decorate home, made with wood, iron, fur etc.

My must go to in Los Angeles!!!Great hippie vibe, special stores and clothing.

It benefits a good cause. There are tons of unique items. Good people watching. Found an awesome coin to add to my coin collection!

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I really liked it a bit to expensive even if you ask then to lower the price down for Used stuff.Besides I like it alot.

This place is amazing. I could get lost in this market for days. Downside is that some things are just overly priced but worth perusing.

You will for sure get something nice here

I wouldnt suggest bringing kids or babies because people smoke inside Melrose. Anyways, parking is FREE just drive up to the schools gate and someone will help you. If you finds your own parking spot outside of the school youll end up walking a pretty good distance. Stuff is super expensive.

Great for quick shopping.

Amazing vendors. Very fun thing to do on Sunday

High five, awesome place. Lots of cloth sellers, antique sellers, some vinyl/cd/cassette sellers, food stalls, live music, and so on. We spent easily a couple of hours just wandering around. Really nice vibe. 5$ entrance fee.

Good mix of old, new and mash-ups. Few stalls are open upon opening time but gets complete by lunchtime. Valet parking is convenient. Decors, clothing, photographs and posters, collectibles, zen elements, jewelry accessories.

Fabulous flea market with vintage and handmade items. I go for the vintage photos but have found many wonderful objects. Fun people watching, too.

Deceptively large and a lot of vendors.

Its so hot but all the stuff were cool, we had a great day .

Love the authentic italian food and choices, not to mention the cheap prices. You get your food like cafeteria style but its so good and you can ask for small alterations in your order without the price going up. For example I wanted less noodles and more meat sauce. No bbn problem! They only accept cash is the only bad thing.

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Lots of neat stuff

An incredible vintage/thrift market! Prices range so you can find stuff that works for you. Large enough to spend almost a whole afternoon. So much to look at and tasty food too, would highly recommend.

Awesome place to just enjoy the day

Dog friendly! And free valet parking with admission. The two best things.

Cool vibes ^^ entrance fee is 5 dollars cash, but there’s an ATM right there so....no problems! I love how big this place is with so much selection (handmade candles, clothes, plants, art pieces, retro cameras, sunglasses, etc etc )

I love this place! If you re looking for just a walk in a vintage flee market, or to buy something specific, original, vintage, or artistic, this is the best place ever. Its fun, there s always music, the crowd is nice and friendly, kind of a community that shares common interests. Great spot!

Such a great market with so many cool stuff. Lots of the same, same but for sure a place where you can find your next treat to yourself or friend and family!

I love hunting for treasures here. It gets pretty packed with “trendy” people who mostly shop for vintage clothes, which works great for me because it keeps the crowds concentrated at the clothing booths while I look for home decor. You’re able to find anything from antique pieces to modern handmade crafts. Most of the vendors are the same every week, but some change out and you’re able to find new things every time.

Just overpriced and kinda lame but you can sometimes find some gems

My first time at a flea market! There are two entrances ($3 each person). Its cash only, but if you dont have cash there is an ATM right by the entrance. Inside there are a lot of vintage items & stores that sell sunglasses, clothes, furniture, accessories, candles, food, & just some random items. Reminds me of an upscale outdoor swapmeet. Its only on Sundays and its just a fun spot to walk around! You may find a treasure or two!

5 dollars per son to get in and you can bring your fur child lots of different vendors

Great place to buy funky vintage stuff.

This FAirfax Flea is so different compared to all other flea markets. EVERYTHING VINTAGE & CONSCIOUS LIVING .....I love love the place, the people the variety of vendors

So many cool vendors. Could spend hours and all of your funds here. I ended up getting some really cool records on vinyl

No longer the fun great place it use to be... Now just a big swap meet... Mostly clothing, not even a good quality... This place is a waste of time, not deserve even one star!!

Non-profit partnership between Greenway Arts Alliance and Fairfax High School to bring a flourishing community market, professional theatre and arts education/life programming to the Melrose & Fairfax neighborhood.Awesome local & independent businesses, artists, musicians, designers, collectors and makers fill the market every Sunday.Your $3 admission fee directly benefits students at Fairfax High.Art & local commerce uplifting the community = everyone wins

Great market, reasonable prices.

Cost $5 to get in and there are plenty of shops to browse. Good experience and great selection of curated vintage clothes.

Such a fun place to bring guests from out of town. Great for people watching and finding treasures.

Ok it was very hotMostly clothes

Rabbit hole of wonderful goods. Refurbished furniture, art, albums and creative street clothing. A few original designers mixed in, as well. Food court. And Melrose Ave for after.

Good place to eat and buy vintage!

Had a good time walking around and looking at all the cool, vintage clothing/shoes/ jewelry and kitschy decor . Definitely have to visit the corn booth. The baked potatoes are at the same booth and are really tasty. Live music brings it all together.

Like every swap meet you find random things out of the blues