The Detroit Flea

4.6(7)· Google4.6 out of 5 from 7 reviews (Google rating)Grocery Store Boston-Edison

Quick facts

The Detroit Flea is a grocery store at 9850 Rosa Parks Blvd in Detroit, MI.

Address
9850 Rosa Parks Blvd, Detroit, MI 48206
Accessibility
Wheelchair accessible entrance

About The Detroit Flea

The Detroit Flea is a monthly market in the Boston Edison neighborhood of Detroit, MI, at 9850 Rosa Parks Blvd. Its curated collection includes vintage clothing, furniture, records and other household goods. The market also features work by artists and makers based in Detroit, MI, bringing those pieces into the same setting as its vintage and household selections. Although the business is listed in the grocery store category, its provided description focuses on this monthly market format and mix of goods.

The Detroit Flea welcomes children and has a wheelchair-accessible entrance. Its Google listing has a 4.6 rating from seven reviews, a small review base to keep in mind when considering that score. The monthly schedule is a defining part of the market’s format.

Known for

  • Monthly market in Boston Edison
  • Curated vintage clothing and furniture
  • Records and household goods
  • Work by artists and makers based in Detroit, MI
  • Welcomes children; wheelchair-accessible entrance

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What reviewers say elsewhere

  • “Detroit Flea in Boston Edison is one of those markets you go to “just to browse” and somehow leave with a bag full of treasures. It’s such a good mix of artists, handmade bakery goods, and vintage and antique clothing and home finds. The…”

    — Megan Mabee, April 21, 2026 · google

  • “The BEST flea market experience in Detroit! The owners/organizers are genuinely kind people that want to help small businesses thrive. Amazing food & porta potties available for the bathroom! Large array of vintage & handmade goods, jewe…”

    — Shannon Mabee, April 16, 2026 · google

  • “It is a church that seats behind the flea market building.”

    — Cinderella, October 17, 2025 · google

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The Detroit Flea — frequently asked

Where is The Detroit Flea?
The Detroit Flea is at 9850 Rosa Parks Blvd, Detroit, MI 48206.
Is The Detroit Flea kid-friendly?
Yes — The Detroit Flea is listed as good for kids.