
Découvrez des trésors et des gourmandises au marché aux puces préféré de San Jose !
Le San Jose Capitol Flea Market est un marché dynamique situé au cœur de San Jose, offrant une expérience de shopping unique qui allie le charme d'un marché aux puces traditionnel à l'excitation de la découverte de trésors insoupçonnés. Connu pour sa grande variété d'articles, allant des essentiels pour la maison aux articles spécialisés, certains visiteurs ont toutefois signalé des problèmes de gestion et d'organisation. Malgré les défis récents, les clients restent enthousiastes à propos des délicieuses offres culinaires, comme les fameux pois frits, ce qui en fait un arrêt notable tant pour le shopping que pour le snacking. Plongez dans une atmosphère de shopping diversifiée et profitez du frisson de la chasse aux bonnes affaires !
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Des espaces abordables pour les vendeurs locaux afin de présenter leurs produits, des antiquités aux articles faits main.
Marché en plein air proposant une grande variété d'articles, notamment de la décoration d'intérieur, des vêtements, de l'électronique, et bien plus, à des prix avantageux.
Variété de stands de nourriture proposant des bouchées rapides et des spécialités locales comme les pois frits pour une expérience gourmande.
Propose occasionnellement des animations et des activités, créant une ambiance dynamique pour les visiteurs de tous âges.
Entrée et parking pratiques pour les vendeurs et les acheteurs, avec des options d'installation dès le matin.
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Diane Bohn
Nice, place to look for unexpected things, for home, at a moderate price, some new some old,
John
My experience at the West Wind Flea Market was very disappointing and disheartening. When I arrived around 9 a.m., another vendor and I entered through the drive-in area to pay for our spots. We asked the staff member at the front about the situation and whether there were still vendors and attendees inside. He told us that there were still people inside, but what he didn’t mention was that many of the vendors were already packing up and leaving. What made this experience worse was the lack of honesty and transparency. The staff clearly knew that vendors were leaving and that there were barely any attendees due to the rain that morning. Despite that, they still charged us the $25 vendor fee with no refund option. If they had been upfront about the situation, we could have made an informed decision before paying. Instead, the experience came across as misleading and inconsiderate—especially for small vendors who rely on these events to make a living. It was frustrating to see how poorly the situation was handled. If management knows that weather conditions are affecting attendance and that vendors are packing up early, they should communicate that clearly before taking payments. Overall, the West Wind Flea Market needs stronger leadership and a fairer system for vendors. The way things were handled felt dismissive and unprofessional. Vendors deserve honesty, respect, and fair treatment—none of which were reflected in this experience.
Jose Arenas
Hello, why don't you play different bands anymore? Before, they played different bands and it created a nice and happy atmosphere. Now, not many people dance anymore. Maybe you have to bring in another band that plays more cumbias.
M F
Lionel is the manager. Big white guy (short brown hair, white shirt and khaki shorts), with a white earphone in his ear. He acts tough, but he is unprofessional, rude, and heartless. He yelled at a girl and her family. He is unfit for such a job. WARNING!! DON’T GO HERE OR SELL HERE!!! They are SUPER DISORGANIZED. NO SIGNS ANYWHERE TELLING WHERE TO LINE UP. There are like 5 different lines and no signs. We arrived at 4am and no one is there to help. We chose a line to our best ability and after 3 hours of waiting in line in the dark, it’s our turn and he tells us to leave, because we were in the wrong line (again no signs anywhere). The manager Lionel needs to be replaced. He tells people to get out of line and go back to the end which wraps around the streets! Anyone with a heart would try to help make it work out for someone who waited, but didn’t know since it was there first time. Not Lionel, no, he just yelled at a family trying to make some money to support their family. This is a reminder that times have changed and people are growing colder and customer service is a thing of the past. It’s like we don’t live in The United States anymore. When I think about it I am glad I didn’t give them my $40. I rather keep that than give to such a dump. I won’t ever return to this place again. I use to go there as a child for the drive in, but it is super ghetto now. It is sad that good things end. Thanks Lionel.
Kristine
I Went To LOOK For Fried PEA'S ‼️🥰 They Are Good...I LOVED THEM...Something To Munch On. And It's Good For YOUR Digestive System....
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