Festival Marketplace

Interesting place. I've never really been to indoor flea markets like this until I moved to Florida so it's very new to me. A lot of the stuff here I wouldn't buy, but it's fun to look at.

But can I say that the haunted house they have here during Halloween is amazing! It's free and my kids had an amazing time! The haunted house gets 5 stars, the market gets 3. So i'm rating it 4 stars.

Real estate agents & travel agents now are here. Watches, glasses, wigs, orchids, alterations, Judaica, fragrances, technology, leather, shoes, antiques, scooters, massages, jewelry.... The food court still looks pretty empty and sad. What I really appreciated was the friendly autistic artists painting & creating beautiful pieces.

Last time we were here they looked ready to close. It was nice to see many vendors open. Prices seem high & we left empty handed.

Festival Marketplace is a large indoor shopping center with a fleamarket feel with many individually owned stands that sell everything from phone cases to antiques. There is plenty of parking and a few different entrances. On the east side, there is an Escape Room, and on the west side is a Dollar Tree. In between, there are places to buy clothing, phone accessories, fresh fruit and veggies, and even a great place to purchase fresh made pickles. The food court had a pizza place as well as some ethnic options with a central place to sit and dine.
On this visit, I went to drop off some new and gently used formal dresses in donation to Beccas Closet. This is a not for profit that outfits young ladies for special events at no cost. The drop-off is just inside the East doors at the security counter.

Car show today, though only about 4 aisles of classics and muscle cars to view; went inside and things are pretty much the same as 5-10 years ago, though the food court has a lot more to choose from. Also, there is an Escape Room business on the north-east corner I'd not seen years back.

I have been coming here for years and have a couple venders that I like to shop at . This flea market has a little bit of everything and is an indoor mall.
About the mall It used to be a Pompano outlet mall prior to its transformation into a flea marketFestival Flea Market Mall is now a private company established in 1991 and incorporated

The mall opened as Pompano Outlet Mall in 1986, and was put into foreclosure only two years after it opened. By 1989 the original outlet mall had closed entirely save for a movie theater. After a failed attempt to reopen it in 1990 under the name Broward Crossing, it was purchased by Shooster Properties and reopened in 1991 as a flea market
The movie theater is gone .

My favorite venders are the Asian venders that sell jade jewelry and also the ones that sell the inexpensive hats and sun glasses .

I don't usually do this kind of thing, but never ever ever in your life get anything repaired at Deluxe Jewelry at the festival flea market in Pompano. I took three necklaces to be repaired and all of them had to be redone multiple times, and the most important one, the most expensive piece I own is still done so horribly that I'm going to have to either learn how to fix it myself, or pay someone else to fix it. I dropped these off over a month ago. The lady put one of my mala strung black coral and Baltic amber necklaces on fishing line! Then argued with me about that if I wanted it done right I would have to pay more. Which I did. Then she strung it without knots. Then she's strung it with only 3/4 of the necklace having that knots. She didn't make the knots thick enough to secure each bead. They literally go through the holes of each bead. Then, instead of restringing, the whole thing she tried to do patchwork near the pendant, were one side has extra knots. The other side has no knots and out of the three main pendants one of them is placed upside down. If this was done right, the first time it wouldn't have taken four different attempts. The owner stood by her employee and said that she does great work and she's been working for her for over a decade. How could you do something for over a decade and be this bad at it? I told the owner I didn't want the lady doing anything more to my necklace after the third attempt and that I would prefer a refund just on that one necklace for $40. She still had the lady try again anyway! I am beyond pissed with this experience and level of unprofessionalism. Never in your life get anything repaired at this place! These people do horrible business!

Being that the owner in Nedjuce was not able to keep up with her end of our agreement. This has now been reported to the Better Business Bureau and I encourage anyone with similar terrible experiences to do the same.

They had my other reviews taking down. I am going to be posting these reviews on any platform possible with their name on it. These people picked the wrong person to screw over.

This mall is mainly focused on flea market items...there are many booths inside where you can get stuff really cheap. My visits in the past have been to the Dollar Tree but today I also went inside the La Hacienda Farmer's market and I loved this ethnic grocery store....

Overall this mall is not a bad marketplace for low priced items.

Some kind say that this is a shopper's paradise spanning a quarter mile from end to end....it is long...you can see it from Sample Rd and it goes on for a long while......

Aisle after aisle, this air-conditioned mega mall features unique items at discount prices. From high end watches, handbags and designer clothing to cosmetics, footwear, fragrances and decor, there's something for every taste and budget.

The mall includes a food court and an antique mall. If you choose to take public transportation, BCT bus #34 stops right in front.

I was surprised at how much I actually enjoyed the Festival Marketplace. I haven't been in a while and my last impression was run down. I went in this time, and I saw that they were remodeling, they had a lot of mixed retail high-end and budget wise vendors. They have a few restaurants. All of them seem pretty tasty. I haven't tried them, but I will next time. But I definitely did do a lot of shopping. I honestly did not think I was going to spend that much time in there and I found a lot of deals. I found exactly what I wanted. Also, if you check in with the information booth they will give you a sheet that you can use all day that has about 4 coupons. You'll see it in the photos, those coupons can be used on regular price purchases throughout the market. There is a cute dress shop directly across from the food court and the woman there was extremely helpful. I purchased two dresses from there. Also, the shop called Dale Drops really does have excellent deals. Check out my photos. I can't wait to see what they do with the rest of the place.

I have been to one of these style flea market set ups in Northern Florida, but this one was no where near the quality.

I loved that they repurposed an old mall! But inside, it was literally junky jewelry vendors, accessories, and other low quality items.

I did see a couple higher end clothing booths that I loved but I wonder how their sales are when the rest of the mall is filled with low quality and low pricing. They are described as a flea market but it really shouldn't be.

I love shopping here. It's a one stop place for all your needs. But sometimes time on the weekend the music is so loud that you think you are at a rock concert. The stores that are near the food court you can't shop because you can't hear anything. Two Sundays ago we had to leave it was that bad.