I just happened to walking through the barn and found a lot of furniture for sale. I brought back my son and bought him all the furniture he needed for his new apartment. They have quality furniture at very reasonable prices!!! This is one of the best kept secrets for buying very nice furniture. I went back the next week... More

When we drove up to the flea market we didn't see but two buildings. Boy, what a big surprise I got when we got into the buildings. The bazaar has just about everything and anything you could want. I bought some paperback books very cheaply from a wonderful and very helpful gentlemen. He also helped me find my book preferences... More

I have lived in Dover for the last 5 years and Spences is my spot. I love going to browse all the outside tables, I see alot of the same vendors and than some new faces as well, people who just have stuff to get rid of or need to make a few bucks will come get a table and... More

Spence's is great for all you local Moms on a tight budget who want to get the kids out but can't spend the gas or money it takes to get to the beach or go to the movies. You can grab a wrapped hotdog or some pretzel sticks for a few dollars. Amish made, tremendously delicious, and dirt cheap compared... More

Spences, known by some locals as "the sale", is worth a visit. You can get a very good haircut there for 8 bucks. You can have your ancient vacuum repaired or find a part for it you find no where else. There's an excellent butcher shop and plenty of places that sell "goot food" from pretzels to apple dumplins. If... More

Since I live right in this town, I probably go to Spence's at least twice a month. It is true that they do have a lot of never changing vendors that I also see when going to flea markets in New Castle County on other days, but you can often find just regular people selling their treasures. I get most... More

Spence's Bazaar is unique, but I don't think that makes it particularly good. It is open Tuesday and Friday. There is a variety of Amish food, but not every food vendor is Amish. Many of the foodstuffs are imported from Lancaster, not locally made. Perhaps what turns me off is the multitude of vendors selling essentially new low quality imported... More

Spence's Bazaar is opened every Tuesday and Friday and now also Saturdays. We send someone from our work there every Friday to get lunch. The Amish food is the best. There is also so much more. You never what you'll find when you go there. More

There is something for everyone at Spence's: a vast array of authentic Amish food, quality used furniture, outdoor electronics market, the "spice guy" vendor. But Spence's fulfills more than just material needs. The open-table market also possesses a philosophical dimension - it is an island of hometown authenticity in the midst of the crowded and anonymous east-coast trend of ex-urbanization.... More