Front Range Mercantile

GREAT… place to find that unique and antique piece. So much fun that you have to go around the store two times to make sure that you don’t miss a treasure! They also have gently worn clothes and awesome shoes! I bought both my cowboys boots here!

I really liked this place! They have SO much to look at! Everything from old, high end antiques, to cheap iPod accessories and everything in between. Just like a typical flea market, but without the high pressure vendors. The staff was friendly and welcoming and were available if you needed help, but didn’t hassle you if you were browsing. AND they have free wifi. Can’t ask for more! I’ll be back again and again.

Nice store, lots of stuff to just wander and look at, but for being a flea market, the prices seem a bit high.

I’ve become snobby, and I only want old, solid wood furniture now. No more IKEA particleboard on the bottoms of drawers for me! So, in my quest, I’ve been visiting lots of used furniture stores and indoor flea markets. Well, I had heart palpitations when I walked in to the Front Range Indoor Flea Market.
Old, nice, solid wood furniture galore — at super cheap prices. You could probably outfit your whole house in furniture for less than three thousand. I found exactly what I was looking for — an antique small dresser, with spoon carvings and dovetailed drawers, for $ 150. But, that’s not all. A lot of flea markets have a bunch of junk — this market had none of that nonsense. Every booth was clean, well-​kept, well-​lit, with lots of treasures, and nothing smelled. It was pretty amazing. And the employees were so nice and helpful! They loaded the dresser in my car and told me about the history of the style!

I really liked coming here. My husband joined me too. We did not buy anything yet we both agreed, there is a lot of just about everything and prices are really, really good. It was nice to get a heads up of what is here. WIll be back regulary for sure. Lots of unique antiques and furniture less than half the price for what you’d pay at some of these ridiculously overpriced consignment shops in the area LOL.

This was a wonderful find. It’s a spacious building with lots to look at and overall affordable prices. I’ll definitely be back!

Nice flea market. Prices very reasonable, diverse range of products. Unlike the flea market down the street, they don’t have a discount program based on the date the product entered the store, but they still seem to get decent turnover and new products.

O M G. This was hands-​down the best thrift store/​flea market experience I’ve ever had.
I’m from Boston and I would compare this place to the SoWa antique/​thrift market, where there are a ton of little mini-​shops side by side. Except, like SoWa, most thrift/​flea markets are either A) full of crap B) full of cool stuff that’s WAY overpriced.
This place is awesome because there’s a TON of cool stuff, and it’s all Goodwill-​priced.
Case in point: today I bought a magic lamp. That’s right, an effing magic lamp. Which I’m going to use for the practical purpose of holding incense cones, which will look effing AWESOME with the smoke coming out of the top of the thing. In addition, let me highlight that this is a *magic lamp*, people. Jafar and Alladin went through so much sh*t fighting over their lamp, and here I have one that I just bought for $ 3.24 at a flea market. Not too shabby.
I’ll be back to buy more awesome sh*t.

I love shopping at Front Range Mercantile (formerly Front Range Flea Market). It’s always fun because there is so much to see and enjoy. The store is sizable, (but not so big so that you feel overwhelmed) and it is well-​maintained, with many booths to wander in and out of. I find that the prices are reasonable and the people who work there are always friendly and helpful. I have never had a negative experience. You’ll find antiques, collectibles, furniture, jewelry, art, books, housewares, kids stuff, and more. When my mother visits from out of state, it is always one of her favorite places to go. It’s a great way to spend a few hours if looking for something fun to do. I have made several purchases from there for gifts. I just wish the merchandise would turn over faster.

I love this place! I just purchased an amazing antique desk for only $ 99! There were so many great things that I had to make myself leave! I highly recommend it!

Like any flea market, this place is totally hit or miss, but that is part of the fun. There are a few indoor flea markets in Longmont, but this one is my favorite. I’ve found several diamonds in the rough here (I have had particularly great luck finding antique mirrors).

I have been shopping at Front Range for several years now and should have reviewed before now because it is a really, really intriguing shop. Divided among vendors, you can sort out ones you like best and revisit them from time to time. Everything from linens to collectibles, art, good quality furniture, accessories. I often shop for gifts for friends and family at this shop as the quality of merchandise is high. I always add a note telling that it is a recycled treasure. Give it a try and expect to spend an hour or two the first time.

Yikes! I am kind of afraid to review this because it is still kind of a secret. I love going here to find great furniture pieces and vintage trinkets for amazing deals. It is in the old skating rink so it is a huge place. It is divided into booths so you have to know where to find the good booths. The people with the good booths keep up with their merchandise and so I can always expect to find something new. I am always looking for the vintage goods, so I skip the booths that look like overwhelming garage sales. I have found some amazing things here from artwork to furniture to miniature collectibles. You have to have patience, time and energy because there is a lot to see.