Bless Your Heart Flea Market Tioga — Local services in Pineville

I have shopped at this place many times and gotten neat items in the past. The workers are usually Pleasant and good prices. Today, I took my son in that was looking for a chair. He found one he was interested in but we needed to measure first. I told them in the front that we were interested. The older lady was kind of rude when we asked about the damage, but the younger lady offered a discount. the older lady told us we could prepay and get it later, but we still needed to measure so we didn’t prepay.

When my husband took my son back later to pay for it and pick it up they talked to the same older lady who acted like she didn’t remember what chair we were talking about or the discount but somehow perked up and immediately said that we hadn’t paid for it earlier as if we were stealing. the whole reason they stopped at the front was to pay for it, I’m not sure who goes to checkout to announce that they’re stealing… My husband also parked in front of the furniture door and asked if that door opened because it would be much easier that way but they didn’t offer to help, so my husband and son had to carry the chair all the way to the checkout. After we paid for it, my husband was so ready to get out of there he didn’t bother to ask for the discount because they were just over it at that point.

I personally hate this because part of the fun of going to flea market is to find a treasure at a good price and if somebody is going to treat my family like we’re trying to steal and be unfriendly for standing in the checkout line and asking about a chair I’d rather go to the box store and buy new items. Better yet get it delivered. My son was excited to get the chair but this took all the joy out of it. I probably will not return unless there...

Absolutely love this place whoever came up with that idea, at this particular location, is a very smart lady. I am referring to them as a female, because we always have the best ideas. No seriously, the people there or some of the best kind hearted, easy-going, all-around good people. With the number of vendor’s booths, the place stays remarkably well put together, and as clean as it could possibly be, given the fact of how many people in the constant in and out traffic. There are so many things that or available location. I went two days in a row, and didn’t make it through every booth. There’s something for everybody. I literally wanna go every day just to see all the new items that have arrived, plus try and get a good look at whatever it was that I let slip on me during my previous visit. Think about it. When speaking in reference to shopping, can you think of any place that’s as cool or more fun and efficient than somewhere with approximately 50 mini stores that are all ran by different people, and are all in one contained area! So there’s no doubt in you knowing there’s a smorgasbord of items. it’s definitely my favorite place to go, mommy, and the best idea anyone has made happen in Cenla. Did I mention: they’re open at least until dark everyday! (unlike every other place in this town where they lock the doors on ya before you get a chance to get off work or out of church. And to put the cherry on top, I’m pretty sure they don’t even close for lunch. The prices are ridiculous… what’s not to love? If you want it, and it’s not in that building, I can almost assure that it doesn’t exist. Don’t believe me? See for yourself. And if I’m wrong, tell me, I’ll...

I will say out of a lot of the flea markets around here, I feel like the ladies here have a handle on their people and their pricing. Some of these other flea markets you go into them, and come back the next month and it's the same stuff. They just asked too much for junk. I highly recommend you visit this one first...