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Gaskin Fantastic Finds

(8 reviews)

Fantastic place to say the least. The workers are friendly and approachable. A plethora of items to…read moreselect from for prices cheaper then retail. Clothes, pet supplies, gifts. You name it and it will probably pass though the doors. Small family owned business that is welcoming to all who enter its doors.

If you haven't stepped into Gaskin's Fantastic Finds yet, you are missing out on one of the…read moreabsolute best shopping experiences in the Cumberland area. What is Gaskin's Fantastic Finds? This isn't your average retail shop; it is a meticulously curated boutique and treasure trove that makes Amazon wonder who their competition is and how they operate such a tiny location. The store features an incredible mix of: * Home Decor & Curiosities: Items that add real character and a story to any room. * Seasonal Specialties: They always seem to have the perfect, high-quality gift for any occasion. * Homegoods: Everything from diapers to paper plates to clothing and shoes to games. You name it, you can probably find it here! The layout is organized yet full of surprises, making it the kind of place where you go in looking for one thing and leave with three dozen items you didn't know you needed but now can't live without. The Heart of the Shop: The Owner - Danielle What truly elevates this store from "great" to "essential" is the owner. It's rare to find someone so genuinely passionate and knowledgeable about every single customer who enters her store. Danielle treats every customer like a guest in their own home. Whether you are a frazzled mom looking for that one size of diaper or a casual browser perusing the shelves, she takes the time to share the daily gossip with you and offer honest, thoughtful recommendations of what to purchase next. Her dedication to the community and her "eye" for quality is exactly why this shop stands out. Bottom line: Support this local gem. You'll come for the "finds," but you'll keep coming back because of the wonderful atmosphere Danielle has created. And don't forget the paper towels and toilet paper!

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Washington Square Mall

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This review is about the mall only and not any of the stores. This mall has a lot of potential, but…read morehas really fallen on hard times. There are more stores closed than open and the mall exterior needs some major TLC. There were very few patrons in the mall. It had a strange feel to it. There were more workers than shoppers. The mall does have some real hard workers that are very friendly in the stores, most of which are small and/or local business. I like to support local, but someone needs to take over management of the mall and put some money into it. I could not find a food court or bathroom while I was in there. The mall may have had them but I just could not find them. The mall has a reputation for being rough and unsafe. The area that it is in may not be the best, but I never felt in danger during my daytime visit. I don't think I would recommend going here just to shop around, but if you have a specific destination in the mall in mind, go for it.

I've been a resident of Indianapolis my entire life. I remember when Washington Square Mall was a…read moreSimon mall. I remember when it was a vibrant, busy mall with a unique design that made it a rather fun place to shop. While one could possibly argue it's always been one of the lesser malls in Indy, for many years it held its own and served Indy's Far-Eastside pretty well. I'd been to Washington Square maybe 3-4 years ago, partly because I wanted to visit the adjacent Target and partly because I was just a little bit curious about a mall that had a reputation for having gone way downhill. What did I find? It was clearly deteriorating, but it still had a little bit of charm to it. It was probably about half full with locally owned businesses, but you couldn't help but wonder if it had any hope of surviving. I was in the area today and wanted to do a little bit of wheeling for exercise. I figured "Why not check out the mall?" Oy vey. Washington Square Mall is officially a dump. I mean it. Seriously. There's officially no legit reason to ever go near it, despite the fact that a handful of national chains continue to keep their shops open including Target (though the entrance from the mall is now closed), Burlington Coat Factory (I'd check the coats for lice here), Bed, Bath & Beyond (It's more like Bed, Bath, & Be Careful), and Victoria's Secret (The Secret is shame and low self-esteem). I believe there may be a Dick's Sporting Goods in here, though it may have actually closed. Truthfully, it was hard to tell with the handful of customers who seemed to be more meandering about than actually shopping. The vast majority of the stores seem to either be variations of nail salons, hair styling, small gift shops, a handful of ethnic restaurants, and at least a couple churches including longtime mall establishment Movie Theater Church. There are at least a couple of entire wings that seem to be shut down, though in some cases it's simply true that the stores open for select hours such as evenings only or weekends only. Judging from the complete lack of customers, the notion of being open 40 hours a week here is kind of silly. While this mall has experienced crime, fairly regularly, the truth is I never actually felt unsafe except for one particularly unusual wing of the mall where almost everything was closed and people kept coming out of one particular spot. They didn't bother me. I didn't bother them. However, it's also worth noting that the lighting in the mall is haphazard at best, the automated doors are in disrepair, any notion of decor has gone way out the window (much worse than Eastgate before it finally closed), and, at the risk of coming off the wrong way, at least 2/3 of these stores gave off the kind of aura that made you think better than using a credit card because you weren't quite sure who would end up with the numbers. Unfair? Perhaps, but the vibe was undeniable. The truth is that I love dives. I live in a rough area. I'm not hesitant to go anywhere, but I truly can't fathom a reason I will now ever go back to this run down retail outlet that is in serious, and I'd dare say unsafe, disrepair from the parking lot to the hallways to a good majority of the stores. You know how you kind of laugh at the Segway riding, completely unarmed mall cops in other malls? At Washington Square, mall security is packin' (but actually rather friendly!). The Far Eastside seriously needs this mall to work or to give way to some sort of different retail outlet. As is? For the handful of stores you might like, it's worth driving out of your way to go to safer, cleaner, and more customer friendly locations in other parts of the city.

Five Below - discountstore - Updated May 2026

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