I was in Noblesville Square and decided to stop in and check out the offerings at this store. At…read morefirst glance, I believed it to be a thrift shop but I'm not certain that is the case. The store definitely smelled stale, but some of the items were clearly new. The style of clothing was outdated, in my opinion, but they did have a nice selection of shoes. The main issue that I had was that the used, non-designer shoes were overpriced. I didn't see anything under $29.90. The staff didn't acknowledge us on our way in or on our way out. Would not recommend.

Nice boutique/store not sure which it is but i was in there for 3 hours shopping...OMG did i enjoy…read morebeing there!!! I must say i spent a little and got a lot...boots, shoes, coat, 3 pants, sweater, fur vest.....YES i must say i will be back soon. The staff was friendly and very helpful. They have any and everything a woman need... .even purses, jewelry, bras, panties, etc.. ...don't tell anyone about my hidden jem

This store is banging on the rocks. Down to 10$ for…read moremembership... At 10$ still not interested... at zero dollars membership still not interested.... maybe if they paid me to shop there. What were they thinking when they built a store with plenty of Costco's, shrinking Sam's Clubs.

I love this place and shop here all the time. It is so easy to get in and out of here and it has…read moregood prices and a lot of choices. I prefer it to Sam's Club because Sam's Club is always so busy and hard to find a close spot. I also love to get gas here because the price is always cheap.

It's nice and clean but man I hate waiting in a very long line and instead of opening another cash…read moreregister the other employees just organize random things... if there are more than 5 or 6 people in line maybe opening another register should be priority.

I love shopping at Burlington but the one in Greenwood has gone so downhill over the last few…read moreyears. This location was clean, organized, and so honestly refreshing. My mom found some shoes she liked (never happens anywhere) and I found a semi-formal dress for an event I have coming up for just $12.99. Score!

This little mall in downtown Noblesville offers a wide variety of gifts, locally crafted items and…read moreeven vintage with a few antiques. The mall is composed of multiple vendors, each with a unique theme. The shops are ultra neat and organized. We stopped this past weekend and the shops were decorated for the Peony Festival. I saw monogrammed Noblesville themed home decor (pillows and kitchen towels.i saw locally crafted glassware and pottery. Several vendors offered Spring women's and children's clothing and accessories. The shops seem to go on forever, there is a lot to see. Vintage tees and jackets were in a room towards the front. Prices are mixed, but not unreasonable. The staff is friendly and welcoming. The doors were open to take in the morning air. We found free street parking nearby. Worth a visit.

Logan Village Mall is a feast for the eyes! It could be a little overwhelming as there's so much…read morestuff packed inside the space. But I've enjoyed my visits here! Art, toys, stationery, vintage goods, boutique clothing, gifts, Knick knacks ... there's a little bit of everything that makes a spot like this fun. My favorite find on a recent visit? A lazy Susan made with resin and a bunch of tiny rubber ducks! Price points ranged from "that's cheaper than I expected" to "oh wow ... better put that back ..." Overall, I'd come back when in the area to window shop if nothing else! But it's a great spot to come find unique gifts.

This is a nice At Home location. The store is clean, they have a large selection that is well…read morestocked, and the staff was friendly. It was a little strange how some of the departments were organized. For instance, rugs is split into two areas across the store. There was a lot of stuff that was in the clearance section as well, so price conscious shoppers have a good selection.

This is a nice store with a wide range of products for your home. Back in late December of 2021, I…read morevisited to purchase some discounted Christmas decor as well as a few other things for my home (candles, a mirrored tray for my dresser, a cutting board, etc.). During my visit, there were some teenage delinquents in the store goofing off and a store associate or manager began yelling for them to stop and leave. I'm not sure what the best manner to handle this situation would've been, but I didn't feel like yelling from a great distance was it. This combined with the extremely long wait at checkout (when there was only one other customer ahead of us and multiple associates standing around doing seemingly nothing) was quite off-putting. I haven't been back since.

I believe I visited a Kirkland's store in my way younger years in another state. Now, the store…read moreseems closer to browse. My recent experience with the store employee Missy was excellent. I told her so, and now I want to share with you. She welcomed me even though she was behind merchandise, probably organizing as I saw her doing throughout the store. Missy was very informative and honest with her experience and products I was questioning. She was knowledgeable about current sales and program. I saw different spring items in the store and bought a lemon air freshener gel (which I don't recall ever calling such a gel) to lightly improve my bathroom.

Quality ,pricing for Holiday sales, full staffing and very helpful. Plenty of themes to choose…read morefrom.Service, Selection and Value.

Wheeler is a much better place to donate than Goodwill because they value what you donate and treat…read moreyour items with respect. They do not run big outlet locations like Goodwill where they dump donations in huge bins for people to root through and damage. You can drop off items behind their store, or in off hours bring them into the store. They so not spend tons of money on fancy TV commercials and fancy stores. Their profits go to directly serve homeless people and those with substance addiction problems. I personally know one of the people they helped to turn their life around. Please make the little extra effort to go to their thrift store which is east of the super Walmart on 96th to shop and donate. Help this small organizarion continue to do good work in our community.

The Wheeler Mission Store is one of my go-to thrifting spots. Is it the cheapest? Naw. Is it…read moreclean and well organized and have a good variety of things to choose from? YES! This location is on the same side of the road as the Walmart and in the same plaza as the Petco, Platos, and the Autoparts store. The staff are super nice and there are a lot of volunteers walking around as well. I have found several things that are new with tags (priced accordingly), tons of name-brand goods, and there is rarely that funky thrifted smell that permeates everything you get from the WMS. They have everything from clothes to furniture/household goods to really nice jigsaw puzzles. Everything is super easy to find. Prices here at the Mission Store are a little higher than places like Goodwill, but every purchase supports the Wheeler Mission by providing meals and funding for training to their residents. There are also hand-made candles and other wares that the residents make while staying at Wheeler for purchase. Once while shopping I noticed it was busier than normal and the associate explained that they allow Wheeler residents to come and shop for what they need to get back on their feet. COOL!

The second stop in my quest for a mirror for my home…read more And oh my! What a change from the first stop, At Home (which is - essentially - across the street). I have been in here before around Christmas time to buy sheets (800 thread count queen set for $48) and a few times later to get odds and ends for my kitchen and those experiences were similar. For home goods, they have paper rulers around the store which is so smart. This Home Goods is also ALWAYS clean and organized. Something I cannot say for the Castleton location. Additionally the associates are fantastic. We needed help getting the mirror to the register. The manager (Julie) had an associate get a mirror cart. That associate (Kate maybe?) placed it on the cart and wheeled it to the register. And then because a line had formed, hopped on the register. She even helped us get it into the car. And when we weren't 100% sure if it would fit, Julie came out to help us. Above and beyond. Thanks so much! The mirror looks great and a bargain for $80.

All HomeGoods are a bit messy but this one wasn't bad. I think they have more Halloween and Day of…read morethe Dead than Castleton. Staff upfront were friendly and I bought way more than I planned.

hopping, dinner, ice cream & playtime... how can you go wrong?!…read more If you're looking for an easy little outing, stop by The Green at Hamilton Town Center! This cute little courtyard playground has open space, turf, a tunnel and a little cement slide--perfect for letting the kids burn off some energy while you shop. And the best part? You're surrounded by plenty of kid-friendly spots right in the courtyard: Ford's Garage -- a car-themed restaurant your little ones will love Cold Stone -- because ice cream is always a good idea Cookie Cutters -- kids' haircuts QDOBA Sunny Day Cafe ...and more! The whole outdoor shopping center is walkable, but I'd definitely recommend bringing a stroller with little ones. Mom tip: The public bathrooms aren't right next to The Green--they're on the opposite side of the outdoor shopping center. Definitely something to keep in mind with potty-training toddlers! Save this one for your next shopping day!

I don't spend a whole lot of time up in Hamilton County, however, a recent work conference gave me…read morethe opportunity to spend some time at Hamilton Town Center. Hamilton Town Center is essentially an open-air mall. Developed by Indy-based Simon & Associates, Hamilton Town Center opened in 2008 right on the cusp of when the more traditional shopping mall was starting to wane in popularity and developers were exploring options. Hamilton Town center features over 85 shops/restaurants and is designed to resemble a streetscape. Some of the dining options, in particular, are free-standing buildings in outlots. While I think it's pretty common to associate Hamilton County with a more affluent clientele, one of the things I like about Hamilton Town Center is that it has a nice diversity within its shops - from definite high end options to more "ordinary joe" type outlets. Hamilton Town Center also hosts Emagine Theatre (the former Hamilton 16 IMAX). I suppose a minor quibble would be that the vast majority of the options here are national chains, though I noticed a lot of the national chains tend to be smaller chains that might surprise you they're a chain. Being a Simon Mall, Hamilton Town Center has a rewards club and there are some online shopping options. Like most malls, Hamilton Town Center tends to host holiday events and has a Santa every holiday. Generally speaking, accessible parking is plentiful and curb cuts are well done. There's at least one very nice greenery area that seems to draw the kids quite a bit with its various playground-lite equipment. There's a definite "sprawl" here in terms of the landscape. If you have mobility issues, you may have difficulty if you want to go to several different stores at opposite ends of the "mall." In terms of accessibility, it works. It's just a bit tiring. I considered going a 4-star and a 4.5 is probably more accurate, however, the real clincher for me is that I like the diversity of shops more than Castleton and I like the economic variation more than Fashion Mall. I just feel like there's something for everyone here. While the mall generally opens at 10am, I do kind of wish they had a decent breakfast/brunch option. However, that's pretty easy to find within a mile of this growing area. If we're being honest, Castleton is okay but has definitely declined. Fashion Mall is just fine, and I definitely like the food options, but it's more than a wee bit pretentious. Greenwood Park Mall is probably the closest comparison, though Glendale Town Center is weaving together the hybrid experience these days. Washington Square and Lafayette Square? Um, yeah. No. While Central Indiana has other options, this is definitely one of the better mall experiences in Central Indiana and it's an easy drive from pretty much anywhere in Marion and surrounding counties.

I stopped in here by chance the other day, I saw it as I was driving and stopped in. I have not…read morebeen in a Clothes Mentor in ages. Lucky for me there was a big sign at the front door that said "90% off clearance sale". There were select items marked throughout the store that were on sale. The first rack I saw though was all designer items with really high prices and I thought maybe this wasn't the place for me as I am a thrifter and like to keep my fashion budget on the low side. I was pleasantly surprised with what I was able to find though. The gals that worked there were super helpful and answered the couple of questions that I had. I ended up with 5 items and I spent just $15 on those, what a deal! I will stop in again sometime to look as I had forgotten what was available in this store.

First time visiting this thrift store and I was pleasantly surprised. It was well organized with…read moreplenty of dressing rooms. It reminded me a lot of Plato's Closet with it's design. They have name brand clothing, accessories, shoes and purses, but at decent prices. I would not consider it upscale, but it is nicer than say Goodwill.