Queen Mary’s Market

I've always been a big fan of our Super Flea Markets. I find that this one offers a little more variety than the one on 50th street, but it's also a little more cramped.

This is a great way to spend an hour or two on the weekend. Hot dogs used to be $.25, now they're up to a buck a piece, but they also have a wide variety of other food items available! Hot dogs, burgers, fries, poutine, pizza... there's also a new Chinese food place that's opened up here in the last year or so. Their prices seem to be a little high for flea market food though.

It's been a while since I've actually purchased anything here, but I love looking around. Where else can you find Betty Boop statues (swoon), 1000s of DVDs and CDs, Watkins products, bongs & pipes, AND more piggy banks than you could imagine.

Parking in the front is tight, so don't forget that there's a lot in the back too! And be prepared to get lost once you're inside, because it really is like a maze.

Happy Shopping!

Quite enjoy this place on the occasional weekend. Lots of items mainly new from overseas but some very nice collectibles as well.

Many tables there have interesting things that will make you excited or sometimes scratching your head. For a few months I'd go there to buy whatever I see! Could be just a pair of socks, or a huge set of Legos. Most tables there are cheap and efficient, but some tables can contain stuff that's overpriced but I won't complain. My favourite table there is the CD table with hundreds of songs to choose from, from local artists like Gord Downie, to huge hits like Tyler the Creator. Did I forget to mention a lot of people are nice and willing to bargain at a very good price? AND you can even have a bite to eat if you need a break from all that shopping! Need to shop for something? Sell stuff? Even go there for a family activity? The Super Flea Market is the best place to go to!

Wow.

What else can I say? This place is a crazy, jam-packed wonderland of treasures you didn't know you needed! Everything from...well, just everything. It's here somewhere. Anaconda snake skin? Check. Record store? Check. First Nations concession? Check. Bongs? Check. Clothing, cell phones/accessories, food products, books, antiques, jewelry, models, signage, tools, psychic reading, antique breast pump, food court...check check check check check check...

Wandering around here definitely gives off that Alice down the rabbit hole vibe. If it wasn't for my hubby I probably would have gotten lost! The rows of vendors aren't neatly laid out. There's a sort of rambling maze-like feel to the place, which means there's a surprise around every corner! I noticed there is quite a charming sense of community with the vendors here. You'll see quite a lot of visiting going on, and honestly it's the most eclectic group of people I've seen in a long time.

If you haven't been. Just go. Apparently there's two locations. You might find a thing. Or make a new friend.

One of the largest and most diversified flea markets I've ever seen! It's a real go to place if you like shopping thrift stores and flea markets on your weekends! We spent quite a few hours in here!

Such an eclectic selection of vendors and a feast for the eyes! Board games music video games and antique memorabilia. Food items as well very interesting! I will definitely go back!

Not much has changed about Super Flea in the two years that have passed since my last review. Even as it's being slowly overtaken by peddlers of new junk, the market's pockets of greatness (ie: Terry's record booth) are getting, if possible, even better. Last weekend I picked up one of my serious record wants, something I've been searching for for years, and for many times cheaper than I'd been willing to pay. Gem after gem after gem line the wall right now - it's times like these that make me wish I had some sort of lucrative career so I could take home that copy of G.I., that Johnny Thunders record, the second Cuddly Toys album, those Secret V's LPs I've always wondered about.
Also: mini donuts with cinnamon sugar, year round.

Nice place to browse for a few hours if you like old records,dvds ,or just about anything.
There is a restaurant near entrance 1 with good hot dogs and perogies for cheap.


Update; the restaurant near entrance 1 has been changed to a Native Delights restaurant with a whole different menu of aboriginal food.
Too bad for me cause i liked the other place's food.

Today I was shopping for new shoes and I ask the guy if he has black nike Air Force 1s and he said yes and he showed me ones that are different s

Alright guys, I think I'm kind of in love with the Super Flea! I had a pal visiting the other weekend, and we decided to explore Edmonton's fleas as this was one of my favourite pastimes back in Calgary.

This place is aces if you wanna kill a couple hours on a weekend afternoon. Such a curious little place. From piles of antiques, to records, to ceramic Jesuses (plural Jesus form?!), to 2pac blankets, the Super Flea totes has you covered whatever your quirks are. While we didn't really go home with any finds, it was a solid time.

The food court wasn't a super appealing to us and there were faint smells of dog food in some corners of the market, but it just added to the Super Flea's charm, in some regard. Rebecca is totally right about it being kind of like a maze, we kept turning corners and finding new little paths we hadn't circled yet!

Also this is definitely the best Super Flea out of the two. I recommend skipping the one in the North end, blegh.