The Galt Flea Market — Local services in Galt

Amazing 😍 shopping adventure! A world of culture and finds, produce and food trucks, sights and sounds! There are tons of new and used stuff ...with a shocking amount of people on a weekday. If you're ever not working on a Tuesday/Wednesday 7am-2pm this is a great way to experience so much life! I've heard that there's 10acres of stalls. I've seen huge new area rugs for $75, New clothes, stalls of new purses for $10, plants, makeup shops, yard sale type stuff with tools and used books, clothes and sports gear, furniture new & used, shoes, potted plants, ...etc. Their amazing prices on fresh produce is a real draw for me. I even saw stalls with beautiful seasonal decor. You'll always be surprised!...

This shopping center has a little bit of everything you might need in a day of running errands, shopping, or just a day out with the family or friends. It has a grocery store, hair & nail salons, fast food, as well as restaurants, pizza place, Rite Aid w/pharmacy, check cashing, dental office, physical therapy office, hardware store, ATM machine, jewelery store, ice cream/frozen yogurt shop, donut shop, center for Developmentally Disabled adults, cigarette store, liquor store, and last but not least Denny's!!!! LoL Galt Plaza is the largest/only shopping center in town, the other ones are on the frontage rd along the freeway and one heading out of town on Twin Cities Rd. Gotta love small...

I’ve been coming here every now and then since someone recommended this market to me.

This week, on 6/25/25, the vibe of the market felt off. There was an influx of “tourist” type of shoppers. The vendors were extra rude with their “tourist” prices.

One vendor told me, mango was $5/pound. Other vendors had them 3/$5 and a box of 9 for $12.

A lot of vendors were pushing the shriveled up mangoes for $5/box.

Pineapples were $5 each, lychees $10/pound.

I wasted time visiting this week as prices were out of the norm and I left without buying much.

If you plan to shop here, be aware of the normal prices and make a full round to check out the prices before buying from the first...