Alteraciones Eva

"Wow the have some many goodies especially the fruit cups and drinks"

"I like coming here. The items each vendor carries are varied, and the vendors themselves are invariably friendly. This building is basically an under the roof area for predominantly Latino cultures, sales, vendors, and food/drink. Knowing Spanish isn't really necessary, but knowledge of a few words and phrases can make it easier when communicating with some vendors. The building itself is old, but it doesn't leak, and there is plenty of parking. We like to shop there when we're in the area on days they're open. If you like this kind of shopping experience , I definitely recommend it."

"Free admission. A great flea market to get authentic Mexican food, DVD's and CD's, clothes and dresses, appliances, medical equipment, jewelry, video games and more."

"Might have been better experience if I spoke Spanish; definitely a cultural focused location. The people were nice, lots of variety for sale (especially on the weekends) for reasonable prices. The facility is a bit dirty/run down"

"they are the best for authentic Latino gift they have a real flea market or you can get authentic gifts from South of the Border with people who actually speak the language and no the culture and are prepared to tell you right there exactly what it means to the Central and South American people for all the cultural this entire Marketplace is devoted to one massive flea market that runs on weekends and is divided into food stations pinata shops clothing shops and so many other types of flea market-type shops it is really amazing you should come down and take a look at it five stars"