This place is huge. You can definitely spend a good amount of time here just browsing and browsing and browsing.There are a plethora of amazing vendors ranging from everything from furniture to ceramics to vintage clothing to records to light fixtures to art etc etc etc.

Awesome Sunday Market! They had everything from artisans to food carts, to thrift finds. I was visiting from the east coast and a local suggested the market. Im glad I went because I was able to spend my morning here perusing the goods, munching on food, and chatting up the vendors. I then walked along the water and visited the surrounding Fremont shops before heading over to Sammamish Park.

Open air market with a variety of products and services. Seems as if it is shrinking. A lot less stalls than I remember from seasons past.

Expected a longer or larger area but still ok. Loads of interesting handicrafts stalls with a few food trucks.

Lots of cool, kitchy & fun stuff! Some seriously good food & a nice walk!

It was our first time going and we enjoyed it. Its cool how it was set up in a parking garage. We mostly went for the food trucks lol.

My first time at the Freemont Sunday Flea Market - I paid for parking in a shady spot under the bridge which came out to $7 for the whole day. Most of the vintage items I found were from the 80s. The outside vendors had newly made small batch items, lots of hand made jewelry. There were also several food trucks with a decent selection. Would go again.

Not as much of an experience in the current environment, definitely know what youre going for so that you can buy it and get out.

GREAT flea market with loads of really cool products for sale as well as delicious food available.We had the raclette and it was delicious, and also a tamale which was fantastic. I also thoroughly recommend the juice stall.The antique market was particularly cool, it would be great for fitting out a new flat with some character pieces.

There are so many stands offering food not just fast food or locally organic vegetables like hamburgers but also dishes and snacks from all over the world such Indian, Himalayan, Turkish and so on. In addition to the cultural food, there are also second-hand clothes shop, gramophone records, decorations and handmade stuffs which are really nice!! It’s a good place to spend the afternoon with families, friends or couples! You can get here by bus easily! There’s a bridge that will open and close when the boats are passing, it’s a cool spot to take a look as well!

Lots of fun to explore the vintage goods or local artisan items for sale. Also lots of prepared food options and usually even a dog treat cart!

We went to Fremont on a sunday to brewery hop and explore the area, so wanted to stop by the market for some lunch and a mooch around the stalls. The stalls themselves I thought were fantastic, such a range of things and I got a really lovely handmade necklace from one of the vendors. Had I been local, I wouldve bought much more, but unfortunately I didnt have the space in my luggage for it! My only disappointment was the food trucks - we were expecting a good range of places to get lunch from and there was only 3 or 4 options, so we ended up going elsewhere locally. I imagine its much better in the summer and more trucks would be there, but unlucky for us, we were there in the first week of January. Would love to see it again later in the year.

If you can come early its easier to find parking and of course a smaller crowd. This market has a varied amount of vendors and a nice flea market in the parking garage structure. I ended up buying a 3 piece custom suit from this market and love it.

Artistic jewellery pieces and yummy food stalls

Its a flea market. Its not necessarily for me but I know it caters to a specific audience. Nice walk to walk down but like I said, isnt for everyone

Super fun! Everyone should go to this at least once. The vendors are super nice, theres a lot of cool stuff to buy, great food. Highly suggest giving it a try.

It was neat. Lots of people. Various vendors, but not many food options. You can definitely bring your dogs too if you want!

Love the energy and quality of this year round market. Look forward to visiting every time we are in town. Good selection of crafts and food as well as the vintage and used vendor section in the parkade. Always go home with a treasure or more and a full tummy.

I really would love to go there again. Nice street market. Best place for treasure hunt!

That was a definitely a great place to shop some old-fashion stuffs. The streets food was also great- especially the Beanfish Trunk, I order K-pop that was a beef with cheese and kimchi, a awesome favor. The market was a little experience than I expected, so we didn’t buy anything. However, that was a very good place to find some unique collections.

Wonderful place to go eat and shop!

The Sunday street market in Fremont is always fun to go and check out. With a ton of local vendors selling things like clothes, food and collectibles, its always an interesting walk through. Parking can become a bit of a pain since so many people go, so get ready to park far away and walk. Lots of bars and restaurants surrounding the area, so you can stop in after to grab a quick bite or drink when youre finished.

Good place to visit for unique items and good food choices.

Delicious food! So many stuff for sale! Did I mention the food?! Omg!

Very sparse and a long line to get in. The market needs supporters but I didnt have the time to wait on that line. Ironically I used to have to avoid it, because it was WAY too crowded!

I didnt find anything I needed but the lady did and it was a good deal. The food trucks were diverse and the food I saw looked amazing! Parking can be a bit tricky but manageable.

Funky, fabulous fun place to shop, eat, bring your dog. Family Tradition for my family to make Fremont our Sunday Funday

If you havent made it to the Fremont Sunday Market, youre really missing out! Theres plenty of great food, arts, crafts, and one of a kind trinkets! Plus, people watching is good and theres always dogs!

Food and funky place yo have a Sunday morning stroll. Lots of interested vendor booths to explore. Also, lots of food options as well (for you and your dog!) The Naan pizza is soooooo good! Definitely want to try the burger van at some point as well. Definitely worth checking out!

Lots of fun. We lucked out with the first sunniest and warmest Sunday of 2019. Great selection of food trucks. The variety of foods spans thr globe. The selection of durable goods is not so great.

An eclectic collection of vendors. Flea market and food vendors

The market is full of local vendors that craft and find. Hands down one of my favorite weekend markets in Seattle area.

Nice market with a cool vibe, small flea market and plentiful food stalls. Check out the Turkish one with authentic burek and lokum.

An awesome venue. Friendly vendors, awesome food, and great ambiance throughout. I definitely recommend it.

I sell here and its always a wonderful experience. The staff and vendors are organized and friendly and the crowd is diverse and fun. That market is year-round and theres always something to check out. Handmade weekends are my favorite, but the food truck roundups are also worth looking into! The markets Facebook page keeps an up to date log of upcoming special events and vendors.

I thought it was something like a legit flea market were you can buy some real second hand stuff it wasn’t

It really doesnt matter if its raining or if you dont have anything in particular youre shopping for, this market is a great place to stroll, maybe have some snacks and more than likely buy something your didnt know you wanted (or existed). Support local makers and visit the Fremont Market! I never get tired of visiting - theres always something new!

The Fremont Sunday market is one of my favorites. It has all the best food and artisan crafts.

Super cute market. Easy to get to. Lots of great local vendors and products!

Not too crowded, lots of variety in venues. Cash is best but most places take cards. Dog and family friendly.

Great outside market, lots of food choices with all the food trucks. Very friendly people selling all sorts of things. Fremont is always a great place to visit.

Wonderful place to spend a couple of hours. Lots of food (go check out Alexandras Macarons. Simply heavenly. And a lot of stuff in the underground parking lot at the end. Like a garage sale / flea market of all kinds of stuff!

Clean, very good setup, incredibly friendly people all around, great vendors of foods with great options for everyone, vegan options.Very good products all around, highly recommended both for tourists and locals.

Summer solstice..fun and suprising easy to park and get to events

A fun street market with food trucks and fun atmosphere. There are so many interesting trinkets to explore.

So many incredible stores and great food choices. Happens every Sunday. Definitely worth the trip. Take out cash before visiting. Many Vendors dont accept cards.

Lots of neat stuff! The glass blower guy is AMAZING!!!! He was so kind and funny, gave a great deal!

Lots of cool, random stuff and food. If you like vintage or local made goods for a fair price hit this place up. Not very good for finding anything of real use, but lots of fun stuff to browse through if youve got time to kill. Theres also Seattle Pops and some fun random food offerings.

Love it as always. Just wish they had some live music but a fun market. Mostly homemade items. Food trucks.

Lots of art booths some food trucks. Nice to go to in the spring and summer. Go early to get parking or take a bus Uber or Lyft .

Some very interesting shops, more flee market than craft show. The majority of home made goods consisted of skin care and soaps. Food was a good 50% more expensive than it should be, but thats typical for street shows. Decent variety of food and beverage options. I just wish there were more original artisans.

It didnt meet my expectations, its probably because Ive been here in the Summer when there was more to do, see and eat. This time around there were only about four food trucks and few vendors.

Wow, just remember, this is not a Farmers market, there are artists galore and the area underneath is eclectic and unexpected to a fault !! Amazing place. Hand-made jewelry, over-stock clothing, and more !

So many great vendors

Been doing the Fremont Sunday Market for 22+ years, havent been here for a while, a Seattle tradition!

Very fun! A lot of great vendors for food and shopping! JoKell Vintage has a great variety of vintage clothing!

Food was ok, had Tijuana Tacos it wasnt the best tacos. Had better elsewhere. But it was a nice walk. Love the shops

Good mix of food and flea. Come hungry! Grab lunch and eat beside the water.

Great vendors! So much fun walking around and checking all the tables out. Bonus points for the parking garage flea market. My wife and I hit up the Ballard market too and enjoyed this one a little more!

Lots of neat stuff from plants to clothes and other stuff youd never think about!

What a fun place on a nice sunny day. So many different local things. Really enjoyed ut.

Picked up my first tailored suit jacket. This has always felt like my community.

We found so many unique things!!!

Its been around along time,good mix of flea market items

This is a good and varied flea market. Lots of oddball stuff here. You never know what youll see. Many vendors offering a wild spectrum of goods. Jewelry, retro shirts, plants, old toys, records, furniture, art, food, tools, really, it could be any of those things or maybe none! You never know! Great place to walk around and lookieloo.

Traveling here from out of town. Decent amount of vintage ware and a Seattle Starter Pack vibe. Limited food choices (coffee, sweets, Indian food).

Very cool, under the freeway, lots of neat and unusal things for sale.

The market at the center of the universe!

We did go on the 10th annual Food truck (rally?) And even though the food was good I would have thought there would be more, variety. Dont get me wrong the food we did have was good, it just wasnt, great. We had hit the Tacoma food truck event in the fall and had expected that level. Only when we got there, (early, good think parking was horrible) there were maybe 25+ food stands? So a little let down.As for the flee market again a lot smaller then I had thought, with most vendors tucked into the back of their booths, leering out at people. Some of the vendors were standoffish to say the best. But the one or two that talked to us where very engaging, colorful and enjoyable to talk with.Like most flee markets make sure you bring cash (It is king) because some vendors still do cash only transactions.

We live famers market and when we happened to just see one we couldnt stop ourselves from going. Its about a 2 blocks of vendors and foods that you can pick up. Also it is right next to the river which was beautiful. We went around just to do some window shopping. Cool place to visit

The Sunday market is great 51 weeks of the year. On the Summer Solstice weekend it’s coco-bananas in an awesome way!

Little too much clothes for my liking but still very nice. Few food trucks available

Walking around gives you a good Seattle vibe. People were really friendly and there were lots of furry friends. Some shops had nice handmade items for sale.

I tend to hate flea markets. Wife dragged me along and I’m glad she did, plenty of original stuff being produced/sold here making it an interesting place to explore and pick up some trinkets and art.

Theres always something fun to do at the Fremont Market. Get a snack or eat a meal, people watching, strolling and shopping...a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon. Easy add-ons abound, too. Walk the ship canal towards Ballard and got to the brewery district. Walk the other direction and poke around at Gasworks Park. Theo Chocolate is right in Fremont and has a great tour...plan ahead for that... popularity means no walk up Tix.

Great experience! Plenty of nice vendors selling intriguing and thrifty items.

Fun but extremely busy. Huge crowds that you will see at any major tourist attraction.

Its a fun fair, and if you get tired of shopping with your loved ones (as I do pretty quickly) you can always pop behind the fair and watch the boats, paddleboards, and ducks wander by.The artists and food vendors do seem to rotate so if you think youve seen it all, you might be wrong. We had the street tacos: recommended.

Super fun place. Year-round Sunday Market rain or shine. New vendors as well as the base group every week. I always stop and get my favorite soaps every week. USA Soap Company has the most colorful organic butters fun designs as well as traditional. Tried their scrub last week super awesome. They take credit cards so if you forget your cash, you can still buy. They do a lot of stuff with hemp oil and Organic Oil butters. Soaps, bath bombs, scrubs, Salt soaks, pet shampoos with no dyes and more bath and body products. Lol USA Soap Company even had Fight Club soaps!

Lot of cool wares. Fun parade.

Its a lot smaller than I thought it would be (or people made it out to be online). It has some cool stuff and everyone is really friendly but youll probably find bigger flea markets in random local towns.

Neat market to stroll through. There are a lot of vendors selling everything from food to textiles and a cool used market to peruse.

Fun spot for finding inspiration for any project. Loads of food options too.

Nice community of vendors who together have almost any handcrafted or antique item or food that you might want. I worked here years ago and stopped by last week to find that its timeless charm is still going strong. Highly recommended Sunday outing, but take the bus if you can. Parking can be difficult. Dont forget the Theo Chocolates tour, and a visit to the Fremont Troll at opposite ends of the Sunday Market.

Super awesome fun time. Dog friendly.

One of the only year round farmers/street markets. Some typical vendors up and down, but some great vintage finds in the garage spaces. Food trucks are there off and on and then there is always the great restaurants and shops close by too. Its an outing for sure. Go check it out. Winter is obviously slower and spring and summer are hoppin!

Had a wonderful first time experience with the Fremont Sunday Street Fair! Great diversity of offerings, not to mention all the wonderful shops around Fremont! Parking really isnt an issue when you prepare to walk for several blocks.

Nothing you need surrounded by people unwilling to acknowledge traffic moves both ways. Go for Ballard.

Tons of local vendors, great place to find gifts, decor, and other cute and unique items. Always a good time.

It was fun, some food ran out and the vendors were friendly.

Awesome. Great way to spend a Sunday morning/noon. Great deals and some good food vendors in case you’d like to grab a bite to eat

A great place to find affordable real stone jewelry, healing stones, crystals, woo etc etc etc. I paid $23 for all those gorgeous stones!

Small local street market that is always worth the stop when we are in the area.

Lots of different booths. Handmade, vintage, and farmers markets. Food carts. Open air and covered. Something for everyone. I found some great stone pendants last time I was there at a good price.

Really fun to go to for a relaxing Sunday. Great food trucks. Mostly small items at the flea. Good selection of records and jewelery.

This is one of the best markets in Puget Sound. It is full of local artisans and wonder cuisine from independent vendors.

Great way to spend a Sunday afternoon whether solo or bood up. Youre sure to find the exact thing you didnt know you were looking for.

Not that impressive. Overpriced and boring. Honestly, just a bunch of generic wear this and youll be hip and cool junk.

Lots of vintage shirts, sweaters and jackets, but ya know, hard to find ones I like. Typical I guess.

Great place to go if youre looking for something to do on a Sunday. It does get crowded and the food trucks are a tad expensive, but there are some great finds. The grilled cheese trucks are awesome!