wolff's flea market

I went here a couple of times over the summer. Found some pretty good stuff. Personally, I don't buy any fruits or veggies here. Not worth the risk. But there's a lot of other stuff that will peak your interests. $1 or $2 entrance fee.

Alot of GREAT buys ..i found a bunch of stuff i have been looking all over for .. enev have bakery goods and candy ... Get there early for the best finds ...

No fleas just great deals on item. Check out Dave and Oronzo's food and snack stand for great deals on everything.

I love this place! There is always something I find that I don't need but buy it anyway.I really like everything about this place. But, the not sure if it is the owners or just workers.Whom ever directs cars and traffic in the early morning needs to get some manners. Just becauseit is a Flea Market does not mean you have to talk to people that way. I think they forget who the customers are!

Nice sized flea market in the arena parking area. I went on a cool spring Sunday morning, near 9 AM and easily found parking. Two dollars gets you in, and there were well over 100 vendors selling everything from old cameras, old and new jewelry, childrens toys, military surplus items, perfumes, and other things you would hope and expect to find at a flea market. There are also a few vendors selling food snacks like nuts and apple fritters. For me it was a nice way to spend a few hours in the sun, getting some exercise walking, and seeing older things that I remember growing up with. I enjoyed it and would go there again.

This place is always hit or miss but that's what I like about it! You can find the most random things, the most amazing deals and the best bargains! Parking is free, it's $2 to get in (different price for seniors and kids). So get your cup of coffee in the morning and walked around this place! After you can always go to Santouka in Arlington Heights for the best ramen!!!!

This is a fun place to hang out. Several years ago my brother use to set up a table here and I helped him out. The staff is friendly and helpful and the customers who visited his table were regulars that we got to know. Even though we don't set up there any more, I go at least once a month, because you never know what you'll find. My first stop is always the bakery guy. Great tomatoe bread and pastries. Than I hit what I call the box guy. It is the dollar store in boxes on the ground. There is a large variety of vendors with both old and new stuff. I make sure I have a low denomination bills (good for haggling) and my shopping bag on wheels. It is easier than carrying bags around.

If you are looking for antiques this isn't the necessarily the place for you. Yes treasures show up every week, but you have to dig amongst the new stuff to find it. Parking is free and it's only $2 to get in (less for Seniors and Children). Get there early for the best treasures and beware that on some days planes will be landing at O'Hare right over your head (and I mean RIGHT over your head).

If you're like me, you're always on the lookout for interesting finds where ever you go. We were in Chicago several weeks ago and decided to check out this flea market. Unlike what I usually do, we got there relatively late, just before noon. They open at 6 a.m. so I assume a lot of buying and selling goes on early in the morning. Still, there were some good deals to be found for collectables and antiques. The dealers were willing to haggle and prices were pretty reasonable. There was everything from junk to kitchen items to antiques to fresh vegetables. Admissions was 2 dollars and for that price alone it was worth the free entertainment value of seeing so much stuff. I came away with a nice pottery lamp base that I carried back to Mass with me. Check this place out on a nice day.