Fox Plaza Flea Market

I used to frequent Fox Plaza Flea Market a lot more on Sunday mornings...especially before Covid. I think it's one of the bigger and better flea markets in the area. They have some BOMB A$$ food trucks and other snacks. I've had some of the best gorditas and tacos here. It was almost as good as grandma's. I also had some pretty good Vietnamese food awhile back. I don't like pho that much but the one that was sold here was decent. The boba tea was also good. I don't like it that much, either...except the one I've had here. I also had a Vietnamese sandwich with meatballs. It was excellent! If you only knew the love I have for meatballs! They're one of my favorite things when it comes to food...and life! I'd often tag along with my grandparents to Fox Plaza. My grandma liked buying cleaning products, fruits and veggies and more. Back in the 90s, I remember several vendors had Looney Tunes and Simpsons t-shirts. I remember buying a few here. Everyone and their mom wore those shirts. Oh yeah and NKOTB shirts, too! Lol. You could find pretty much anything here. Their website says there's around 300 vendors on Sundays. You'll also find toys, plants, tools and more.Aside from the flea market on Sundays, there's a large shopping center nearby. I've enjoyed coming to Candie's for years. It's a large party store with cake supplies, pinatas, party favors and lots more. There's also a Starbucks and Jack in the Box in the area.

One of our favorite places to go, we love to pick food from the array of food trucks and delicious food they have. We always leave with some great goodies.

It's sad this only happens once a week! I got 2 red solo cups with 2 different flowers in each for $1 per cup :o I also 2 very nice sunglasses that were on sale for 2x$9 which I got as well. After walking by all the local vendors my mother and I stopped at one of the food stations and had barbacoa tacos that were amazing and not too heavy or greasy at all. On the way out we also got a bag of kettle corn for the 15 minute drive home. 10/10 recommend fitting into your Sunday funday.

Always fun to come spend a while checking out what the vendors are selling. It's mostly new stuff over at that swap meet...not too much of the garage sale style (that's at Ascarate). They have food too: tacos, fruit in a cup, elotes, tortas, etc. Booths have prices that are negotiable! They have everything here: clothes, toys, furniture, music, paintings, fruit, toiletries, make up, jewelry, and tons of sporting goods.

The flea market it self is small, you won't find a lot of fresh produce like you would if you were at a California flea market. The food is hit or miss here.