Rubi's at the New Maxwell Street Market

I came here, i think the weather had alot to do with the fact there was not alot of tiny shops available, however we did find a few good items such as a cute tiny coat for our pet Mace, and cute shoes so he can go out for a walk in style, I also found water proof gloves for my daughters, mind you I went to barns and fleet and spend 60.00$ on 2 pairs.. fully regret that, in this out door flea market you will find, brand name coats, hats, gloves, toys new and used, sweaters, pants, baseball hats, sports wear original and knock off, they also sell makeup, soap, detergent, deodorant, toiletries basically, you will also find plants, they have several food stands the food is very good, they flea market and I said is out doors they close the street in order to host the event and it's only on sunday. I recommend going to this flea markets during the summer at this time it is late November and in my opinion it is worth going but not as many shops. they close at 2 pm.

I Love it .. So many Vendors , All kind of different things , you're hungry they sell fresh tacos , tamales , Funnel cake w/ scoop ice cream, shaved ice different flavors to choose from , peanuts , raisins, dehydrated fruit and everything is good, environment is great and they have General merchandise New & Used ..

This place has more food vendors it seems these days, and most are Mexican food. It is a wonderful place to have a meal on a closed down street outside. Tamales Oaxaqueños are bigger than average tamales and in a banana wrap. It was such a delicious meal. Check this place out for fantastic food.

Must try the Oaxaca tamales at Mi Tia tamales. A fresh made tortilla is the best. I will never eat tortilla out of a package again.

Vendors are great here.. definitely recommend BUT management needs improvement. At this point just take the drive oit to wolffs flea market in the allstate arena. And free parking

Affordable great finds and delicious food at this open-air market every Sunday, year-round!

Only thing to rescue from this place is the amazing traditional Mexican food. It's worth the trip

Love the food. Right off highway 90. Easy in and out on food. Everything is outside. May be crowd and hard parking however everything moves along fast. Great prices. This place is not for the health nut, this is fried and greasy food but taste good.

Maxwell Street, not like the old days when the market stretch for a few blocks and you had to squeeze your way though. Now the neighborhood has changed dramatically with brick and mortar stores near by including fancy grocery stores and high end fitness centers. The Maxwell Street now has few vendors looking to strike a bargain and a good number of amazing street food vendors that will surely satisfy anyones belly.

It is much smaller than it used to be. Most of the vendors sell junkyard stuff or seconds. Still there is a funky and urban feel to it. If the weather is nice go for a hour or two.