Pasco Flea Market, Walla Walla, WA - Reviews, Ratings, Tips and Why You Should Go – Wanderlog (2024)

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1767 reviews

5/5Fransisca B

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Hi thereWe went to the Pasco market for the food so many places to eat but decided the taqueria El parente, wow their carna assada with home tortillas it was so flavorful and it tasted so good , the people were so nice, so polite and they kept there tables clean with cold drinks my honey decided next time we're coming back to them just it their food

5/5Lobo

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**Frooty Bar: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐**Wanderers at the flea market, fear not! Frooty Bar is your oasis amidst the bustling stalls. Step into a haven of relaxation, where the ambiance is as inviting as the drinks are refreshing. From natural juices bursting with flavor to zesty lemonades, comforting coffees, and even Red Bull energy drink mixes, they've got something to satisfy every craving. But it's not just the drinks that make Frooty Bar shine; it's the warm smiles and attentive service of their friendly staff that truly elevate the experience. Whether you're quenching your thirst or simply seeking a moment of respite, Frooty Bar is the place to be. Don't miss out on this delightful retreat within the flea market!**OtakoZone: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐**Anime lovers, rejoice! OtakoZone is your haven within the flea market. Alongside other anime spots, this gem stands out for its welcoming ambiance, reasonable pricing, and incredibly friendly staff. With anime galore, it's a paradise for enthusiasts. Don't hesitate to immerse yourself in the OtakoZone experience you won't be disappointed!In conclusion, the flea market offers a dynamic tapestry of experiences, from the refreshing delights of Frooty Bar to the anime haven of OtakoZone and beyond. I'll attach photos to bring these vibrant spaces to life, capturing their essence for all to see. Let's not forget the countless other unnamed spots that contribute to the charm and diversity of the flea market.( I will attach photos of their places also.) So here's to the eclectic array of experiences that make the flea market a true gem. Cheers to exploration, discovery, and the memories made along the way!

5/5Jessica J

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Open Saturdays and Sundays from springtime and run to the first week in November. I believe they run from 10 am to 5 pm Saturdays and 10 am to 4 pm on Sundays. On Saturdays, it's free entrance, and on Sundays, it costs $2 to get in. They have a huge selection of vendors. Everything from plants, blankets, tools, jewelry, a sooo much more! I suggest bringing cash since most of the vendors only accept cash. They also have a big selection of food vendors. Come hungry and ready to spend a few hours exploring all the treasures!

5/5Leticia L

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I have loved the flea market since I was a little girl and then I worked there at my grandma's taco truck. It has definitely gotten way bigger since then and now I get to bring my children and they also love it

3/5D A

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Very big flee market.. kinda like walking into little Mexico with a mariachi band and the wonderful smell of Mexican food drifting through the air.. there's definitely lots to choose from and multiple booths with the same type of merchandise.. there's also fresh fruit and vegetables that make it worth checking out

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