Webbs Indoor Flea Market — Attraction in Fort Worth

Of the many flea markets I've visited, this is probably the most disappointing, and the first that seemed as though "flea market" might be a fitting name.

The whole place is dirty and unkempt, a combination of the age of the place with an obvious lack of dusting and vacuuming. The enormous fan at the side corner of the shop is oppressively strong, which wouldn't be a problem except that it was blowing straight down the base of the aisles so it's impossible to avoid the loudly distracting wind tunnel.

Individual stalls ranged from the unmanageably overstuffed to the pathetically empty. A couple of them seemed like carefully curated resale shops, as appropriate for a flea market, but the vast majority seemed far more like someone's backyard garage sale for their unwanted items. (I smelled cat urine on items in more than one stall.) A few have skipped over curating entirely in favor of selling cheap retail items and prepackaged goods like candy and soda. Furniture seems universally abused, clothing is all more-than-lightly used (with the exception of the retail booths), and the hodge-podge of other items go from used to trashed.

The prices vary widely, so if you commit to combing carefully through the whole place full of junk just to find the rare diamond, you might get it for a deal... but it seems pretty unlikely.

As mentioned in other reviews, the staff isn't very nice. They weren't exceptionally rude to us when we visited, but neither were they entirely pleasant. They gave the impression that managing the place is a burden, and the customers an unavoidable trial.

Overall, this place is great if you're close and aren't very picky. But there are abundant variety of places in the Metroplex to go for vintage finds or household goods - if you're looking for something in particular, I don't recommend...

Giving a 3 due to AWFUL RUDE CUSTOMER SERVICE. I am a huge DIY'er i love old pieces of furniture & turning them into something beautiful. This place is different than other second hand/thrift/flea market as they have more furniture: dressers, media consoles, night stands etc than any other place that I've seen, and i recently bought a very nice media stand that needed absolutely no work just dusting & polishing which I'm very happy with BUT the people there are SO RUDE, SOOOOO RUDE. They give you dirty looks, they've never made a rude comment to me directly but I've heard them talk about a customer as they walked out or last time a full Spanish speaking family: they made a remark about them in English, I was like WOW. RUDE, TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE. But great pieces! If you: go look around, take your time, just dont talk to the people that work there in the front, until you're...

Good prices and some nice items but the people running it act like your invisible when you come in. They didn’t say a word to us so we Honestly didn’t feel as inclined to buy anything. Owners read your reviews and get a clue, as a business owner I know the importance of making your customers feel welcome. You may feel like you don’t care because the vendors are your customers and pay you but if no one wants to come back to buy from them then they will take their booths elsewhere. Work on being more friendly...