Had high expectations because of something I saw on social media, and that's where I went wrong. It depends on what you're looking for, if it's worth checking out. If you're a tourist, I wouldn't go out of your way to get here but if you're in the area and have about an hour to kill, it might be worth checking out once. For me, it was a one and done kind of thing. Entrance is $2-$3 depending on the day, cash only. Didn't pay attention if the merchants accepted credit cards. You can get anything from vacuum parts, to toilet paper, from eclectic paintings to the latest/cheap kids toy, and even mattresses and appliances. All of which, didn't interest me but it might some. And this place is huge. The real calling is the food. There's a couple dozen food vendors, a few "restaurants" that are spread across the campus including at least 2 food halls. If you're into Hispanic eats, there's lots of options catering to the locals and tourists. If you're a local, I can see why you'd come back for the fruits and spices. Subjective ratings, out of 5*: food (****), killing time (***), entertainment (***), shopping (***), bathroom (*).

Fun outing that blew our expectations. I thought this was simply a flea market, but this is way more than that! They have carnival rides, games, tons of Mexican eateries, tacos, on top of shopping from over 100 vendors. Coming from Texas, it was a sight for sore eyes to see the Hispanic community & culture in the middle of the Nevada desert. Looking for an interesting outing away from the casinos and bright lights? This was fun. Live music, drinks and aquas frescas that were as delicious as they looked. Cool unique shirts, clothing, toys and electronics littered the stands ready to be purchased. You can probably find some great deals or haggle down some cool little buys. We were here for 2 hours and don't think we even saw half of it. You could probably spend an entire day here. Highly recommend for an early day date or escape from the shenanigans on Las Vegas Blvd. I'd definitely go back and try more of those awesome smelling tacos 🤤

Swap meet! Gets crowded so come early. They wand people coming in as the morning goes on so leave your guns/swords/ light sabers in the car. There is a usual assortment of expected knock-off swap meet-special type of items and plenty of them. There is also a fair amount of vendors selling used junk. Some good junk, some not so good junk. Lots of food! Lots and lots of food! It just fried food but whole building of Latin American food from north, central and South America. Live Bands also. Totally worth the $3 to get it as long as you’re not expecting a suburban craft fair type atmosphere

$2 to get in on Saturdays and $3 to get in on Sundays. Definitely worth the experience. They got everything from fresh produce to cheap Amazon returns to loads of Hispanic restaurants. Typically everything I buy here is like 50% to 90% off of the MSRP. I love coming out here with family friends and my significant other! In the morning it's typically better to come if you're looking for things to buy and at night they have a stage where they do live music. This is when people kick back with beers and dance.

If you want to feel the real spirit of the amazing Central and South America, this is a must! You have it all! From the clothing, food, games, souvenirs and much more. Even great experience for kids, they have a few nice rides as well.

Really nice place, they got something for everyone. Most places only accept cash, so make sure you have money on hand

A great time was had by all! There are so many vendors. So many options for food and of course other things to buy. The music is typically good as well. Perfect for a shopping trip, date night, or fun family activity.

Flea market with everything you can find. Lots of good food. Live bands and dancing.

Nice night out with family and friends. They have variety of foods , drinks , live music and affordable gifts you can purchase with local vendors all around.

Amazing place to go. A lot of locals gather here for buy/sell and live music on Sunday's. They have a large selection of food and best part is you can drink inside the area. I'm from Chicago and wanted to be around my culture so this definitely made me feel like home.

I visited on Saturday around 11am. It's a big swap meet. They sell new and used items. They charge 2 dollars to get inside. Parking is free. They have restaurants, public bathrooms and a stage which have live music.

Music was great, bar was open for beer and micheladas. There are many vendors. Can find great deals if you really take the time to dig then up.

You don’t need to go to Mexico. Mexico is here. A lot of different merchandise and sellers. It is no longer a swap meet like it used to be. No more knock off merchandise. Everything is authentic. So good food selection too but it is expensive compare to other places. Once a year experience.

Great selection of endless lots to shop from. Mostly every owner is nice. Great food options and some decent entertainment (if you like a certain style of Spanish music).

Love this marketplace, went at opening but I think going more at night will be a better experience. So a great place for entertainment, food and buys at night. Affordable and delicious snacks, drinks and meals.

The vendors were great and the variety of items that are available are good. Prices seem to be pretty much the same vendor to vendor so no one is undercutting the other person. Most repeat items are priced within $5 of each. The entertainment and the food are good as always, slightly overpriced but nothing that is not expected by going to the swapmeet.

Very pleasant experience. Everybody was pleasant. Visible security. Clean. Live music. Carnival rides. Ladies toilets AC and had 25 or so stalls plus port o potty. Good chow.

Atmosphere is fun and relaxed, everyone is friendly. We had a booth for the 1st time last weekend and had a very enjoyable experience!

Love eating and shopping here with my family! Lots of good deals and kids/adult entertainment. There is also live music. Don't forget about Friday nights swapmeet too with live music!

One of our favorite places these days,opens on Friday Saturday Sunday’s,We got this beautiful blanket only $40,it’s worth it ,

Came here for the flea market but got hungry while walking around, so I decided to try some of the food. I first went for a michelada, which was just okay. Then I headed to get some pupusas, and while i waited, I decided to try some of the pork patitas they were a bit too salty. The pupusas were just fine they don't put enough loroco tho. They had a live band playing some Mexican music. Also there's a security guard driving around the parking lot and they have security guards checking before you go in.

Great place to spend a sunny afternoon. Lots of food and bargins for the whole family. There are games and rides for the kids. There is even live music and dancing. You can buy beer to go with your tacos. We found everything we were looking for and a lot more. The price to get in was only three dollars on Sunday. I think it's only two dollars on Saturday. The crowd is mostly Hispanic, but I felt happy and accepted.

Overall good place to spend the day... They have fresh fruit, huge amount of vendors.. They have a center stage where latin bands play live music... Food everywhere... *********************** Our last experience 8-2023...wasn't as nice with 1 of the corner food vendors... We asked for flour tacos and they said yes.. They brought us out corn tacos and told them we ordered flour tacos... Then the waiter said we are just trying to eat for free!! I told him we asked for flour and you brought corn tacos..waiter grabbed our plates and threw them in trash.. I had some choice words for waiter and we stood up and left!!! ********************** I hope you dont eat there at that corner restaurant with a trailer as a kitchen... Good luck!! Other then this terrible experience its awesome!!!

Place is big and lack direction. Most vendors were selling the same stuff that was not appealing to me. Entrance fee is $3 for adults and not worth it. Only positive thing is there are plenty of food vendors to choose from if that’s your thing. Just remember if you are with your significant other, it just cost you $6 to eat without ordering yet. Tourist might like it because they don’t know any better.

Great place to go look for some inexpensive gift ideas or for personal use. They also have lots of Mexican snack options or full meals, and on certain days, they also have live music shows. Reminds me of the Santa Fe Swapmeet in LA.

This place is huge and sells almost everything you can imagine. They also serve big beers and food. Lots of people walking around all day enjoying themselves. Check it out! Only $3 to enter and the nice security guy will use the metal detector wand to be sure you aren't packing heat.

Good spots to walk around and check out random stuff, we often stop by when in Las Vegas to get our coco loco fix and some peanuts. Our last visit here was a bummer, because we were traveling with our awesome dog and they are not allowed in the market, so we had to rush through the place because we don't like leaving her in the car. The no dog policy for an open market is a head scratcher and should change. FYI their website does not mention no dogs allowed which we looked into before our visit, my wife of course let them know.