The Flea Market Store

Washington, DC, United States

3.3

Closed now

4 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 202-269-5270
Address:
1626 Lincoln Rd NE, Washington, DC, DC, 20002
b/t N R St & N Quincy Pl
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.5 miNoMa-Gallaudet U (New York Ave)
0.5 miNorth Capitol St and Pierce St
0.6 mi90/92/93/X3 bus: NE Florida Av & NE 5th St
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Today

Today 8:30 am – 6:30 pm
Closed now
Local time (Washington, DC) 00:02 Wednesday, 16 July 2025

Business hours

Monday 8:30 am – 6:30 pm
Tuesday 8:30 am – 6:30 pm
Wednesday 8:30 am – 6:30 pm
Thursday 8:30 am – 6:30 pm
Friday 8:30 am – 6:30 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
Sunday 10:00 am – 6:00 pm

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4 reviews of The Flea Market Store

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Place rating: 4
Washington, DC
I’ve meant to stop by here and see what they have as they have most of their merchandise out on the sidewalk for all to see and I’ve managed to spot a few items to get but couldn’t see parking. So I picked up a large good quality mirror for $ 5 and a picture for $ 5 and saw a lot of knick-​knacks and furniture I nearly bought but didn’t have a way to carry it as I’d taken the bus to get there (yes, the horrible Rte 80 bus but P6 will get you there too). The guys working there are really laid back, the place is a bit gritty and grimy, but at these prices, you don’t care! I’m listing this place as WheelchairAccessible because you can see most everything on the sidewalk and there’s a dodgy steep ramp up into the store (probably used to wheel items in and out, so it may not be wheelchair usable).
Place rating: 4
Washington, DC
There is a lot of «junk» in the store, but you can definitely find some good items if your willing to look. The place is located on the corner, so don’t miss it. Best park is that its open on a Sunday, until 6:00 pm. They have large frames for about $ 5, large furniture (desks, stools, TV, tv stands, a shit load of silverware). Lots of rando stuff, we purchased some wicker baskets, about 5 frames, 3 plastic storage boxes, knee pads, furniture movers, muffin/​cupcake and baking trays for about $ 60. Awesome place to go when your first moving in and need crap… prob not best if your looking for «awesome» finds.
Place rating: 3
Manhattan, NY
I don’t have the same hate for this place that the other reviewers do. I drive by it every day on my way to work and finally decided to stop and check it out. It’s a tiny flea market right off of North Capitol Street that defintely has some hidden gems. There are always table/​chair sets, dressers and sets of drawers, and various appliances at great prices. Plus you can haggle– I just got a new table and set of four chairs marked down from 85 to 60! I’m not talking IKEA junk, I’m talking real furniture. The owner is very polite and has been in the business 30 years. He managed to safely tie up my table and chairs to the back of my little Madza 3 and did so cheerfully, promising me I could drive to New York with them strapped in like that if I wanted to. If you’re a DIY person and are looking for furniture for next to nothing that you can repaint or restain, give this place a try. I’ll be back!
Place rating: 2
Arlington, VA
Overpriced, convenient to nothing, generally resented by its neighbors for its late afternoon sidewalk furniture displays, but with an interesting selection of dining sets, old Dreamcast systems, and Hong Kong VCD’s. Give it a pass and go to a real flea market.