Upsides: This place is pretty large, and it was really clean. I bought a couple of funny bathroom signs from the farmhouse booth in the back last week, and lots of laughs happened already with visitors! I absolutely loved looking at the signs in that booth. Clean, visually appealing, with a lot of options. Absolutely lovely.

The coffee was great at the Cafe as well. We didn't have any of the food, but definately try the coffee!

The chocolate booth up front was really pretty and well put together! The popcorn was pretty good (not the best I've ever had, but still pretty good and worth the price!). I loved how easy it was to see her items to find someone we wanted!

They have carts, which is great!

There is, overall, a LOT to look at and it's a great way to get your steps in.

Downfall:

Prices on the "antique" items were absolutely crazy.

Example: There is a tall Michael Jordan cutout that someone is trying to sell for $10,000!!!! (yes, you read that right) the cutout was torn, wrinkled and really just overall priced cRaZy.

There are several booths where you can tell there are no standards, and a lot of it is junk, it's dusty, and there was zero effort for a decent display of their items. Almost like a flee market style, or like people setting up for a garage sale. Maybe you can find a treasure in there? Something for everyone, I suppose? Just be aware that there are defiantly booths in there like this, but with a building this big, Id imagine that you have to expect that.

On a side note, there are still some nice booths in there. Hoping more of those start showing up.

It is definately worth stopping into!