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Old Arabi Marketplace – Arabi, Louisiana

β˜…4.6(92 Google reviews)
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Heads up: This listing appears to be a store, not a traditional flea market. It may still be worth a visit anyway – but worth knowing before you go.

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Antiques & collectiblesVintage & thrift

About

Old Arabi Marketplace is a highly-rated flea market destination located in Arabi, Louisiana, on St Claude Avenue. With an impressive 4.6-star rating from 92 customer reviews, this marketplace has built a strong reputation in the local community. Open six days a week with extended Thursday hours until 7:00 PM, the market welcomes browsers and serious collectors alike. Whether you're hunting for vintage treasures, unique collectibles, or everyday bargains, Old Arabi Marketplace offers a well-curated shopping experience. Sunday hours run from noon to 5:00 PM, making it accessible for weekend treasure hunters. Visit this beloved local flea market to discover one-of-a-kind items and great values.

What visitors say

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β€œOld Arabi Marketplace is a very special place for myself and my husband because the owner and staff have thoughtfully helped us to find unique antique and well made pieces that are timeless and well priced to make our home warm and welcoming. It is one of the best curated and…”

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β€œMy 2 younger daughters (11 & 17) & I love this place. We always walk out with a bag full between the 3 of us! Something for each of us and/or gifts for another family/friend. Customer service is excellent, prices are very reasonable, the store itself is very organized and has…”

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β€œAntiques shop in Old Arabi, great staff and owner Lynda does a lovely job curating her shop. Reasonable prices (when compared to FQ antique stores). It’s over 5000 sq ft, but it doesn’t feel as large as it looks. Worth the visit! Sits right next to Hidden South, another antique…”

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β€œQuick to take quality items but no returned money. Items were worth several thousands in dollars but never received payments.”