New Brunswick Flea Market
Size
Booths
Pricing
$$
Payment Options
Cash;
Wheel Chair Accessible
yes
Parking
Parking Lot
About
We’re the largest indoor flea market in Litchfield County! Full of antiques, vintage items, new and old treasures! Open every Sat & Sun 9-4 all year.
Events / Offers
Future events will appear here...
Business Hours
| Fri | Closed | Closed | |
| Sat | 9:00 AM - | 4:00 PM | |
| Sun | 9:00 AM - | 4:00 PM | |
| Mon | Closed | ||
| Tue | Closed | ||
| Wed | Closed | ||
| Thu | Closed |
Contact / Socials
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Reviews
Diane W
They charge $1 to get in. Its not really a flea market, its a junk sale. Wear coats, gloves , hats and long johns. There is no heat until Dec.1 it must have been in the 40's inside. It was warmer outside. Not organized, more like piles of stuff , no real vendor booths. Like a giant messy garage sale. I must say though, prices were fair, and we did get some great finds on our antique road trip from NY. Plan accordingly. Definitely not half as large as they say. They use 1/2 the space up as storag
Heather Karpa
The majority of items were EXTREMELY overpriced. Lots of things had no price at all, and there was no negotiating with the woman there (although she did negotiate with male clientele...hmmm). The most ludicrous and insulting thing was that we were chased down in the parking lot and it was implied that we had stolen the items we put back because the woman "didn't see them". Will NEVER return and do not recommend.
Kevin
Enjoy the novelty of paying a $1 entry fee to walk around in a dilapidated building (black mold covered walls and peeling lead paint ceiling and all) and gaze at piles of garbage. Half of the building is roped off and looks like a homeless camp. Everything is overpriced and usually damaged or dirty. The real kicker is we were accused of stealing a moronic Jurassic Park clock. I thought this might have been a one off situation until I noticed other shoppers on Google reviews mentioned a similar i
Robin Whittenberg
Piles, yes piles of overpriced junk. Nothing is priced. I'm pretty sure the owner sizes you up to see how much she thinks she can get from you for an item. They charge $1 for the "pleasure "of wandering around a dilapidated building full of garbage . Owner claims prices are " negotiable", which is a joke. Do yourself a favor, skip it and go to Wright's Barn instead.
Patrick S
If you like abandoned warehouses full of junk, do I have the place for you! Completely disorganized, junk piled everywhere, absurd prices. Not worth the drive.
Christine R
I paid my first visit today to this indoor flea market because I wanted to see what the space was like to possibly become a vendor. Pulling up and parking around 11am I only found 4 other cars in the parking lot. It was a rainy day so thought there would be more of a crowd. As I walked in there was a pleasant lady taking the $1 admission. A positive note, immediately noticed, was it doesn't have the old smell of antiques that can be overpowering. The aisles were crowded with vintage items. As I
Prashant Chandra
Though there is a $1 entrance fee it was worth it. Large place with lots of stuff and hidden treasures.
Location / Map
601 Migeon Ave
Torrington,
Connecticut 06790
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Questions and Answers (FAQs)
What kinds of payment method does New Brunswick Flea Market accepts?
We accept Cash; payment methods.
What type of parking is available at New Brunswick Flea Market?
We offer Parking Lot parking for our customers.
Is New Brunswick Flea Market wheel chair accessible?
Yes, New Brunswick Flea Market is wheel chair accessible.
How big is New Brunswick Flea Market?
New Brunswick Flea Market spans across of space and hosts booths/vendors.
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